Isuma hopped down from Deimos's shoulder to investigate the little wooden legs that appeared, curious and gentle in her peering examination of the bone-like wooden limbs. It was the sigh that made Jigano look over, however, humming a faint sympathetic note as he began to pull edges of metal and shard of glass from the aether. "Your magic is unstable, too?" The question was practically rhetorical; every mage he'd spoken to had suffered some sort of disruption recently, it seemed like. Still, gathering information on what and when was what he did, trying to define their new limits.
Lips quirked up at the revelation that Adam had irritated the General; an easy feat to accomplish in the bard's experience, though he kept the quip to himself. They were remembering a lost friend, after all, and Adam had seemed to love the spotlight. "He cared more deeply than he wanted to admit. Amalia, Peter, Coffee... probably others as well." The body began to come together, each scale detailed carefully as Jigano focused on it. "He'd bring beer and cider to the Guildhall," the bard admitted with a rueful smile, though his eyes were intent on his work. "Pull up a chair we'd drink and talk late into the night... about just about everything. Our pasts, our mates... our shared dislike of Zariah," he added with a chuckle.
Lips quirked up at the revelation that Adam had irritated the General; an easy feat to accomplish in the bard's experience, though he kept the quip to himself. They were remembering a lost friend, after all, and Adam had seemed to love the spotlight. "He cared more deeply than he wanted to admit. Amalia, Peter, Coffee... probably others as well." The body began to come together, each scale detailed carefully as Jigano focused on it. "He'd bring beer and cider to the Guildhall," the bard admitted with a rueful smile, though his eyes were intent on his work. "Pull up a chair we'd drink and talk late into the night... about just about everything. Our pasts, our mates... our shared dislike of Zariah," he added with a chuckle.
