Hardly the first time he'd been called a fool, and a bard often played the part of one, tumbling and jesting when tales and song weren't flashy enough. Jigano just chuckled, letting the fire bloom in his hands again as his brow stayed arched. "And now that you've seen him? What will you do about it?" There was a playful challenge to his grin, a little sharpness bleeding through the expression.
The splash of water was met with an answering wave of fire, a gentle arc of heat and energy that met the wave and turned most of it to steam, though Jigano hadn't quite judged it finely enough. Some of the spray still splashed over him, a light misting that he pretended to ignore for the sake of dignity - and seeing what Saiden would do to follow up on it. It did dampen his clothes enough to reveal the lean muscle, unexpectedly powerful beneath the long-haired bard's more scholarly airs. His scars were still hidden, however, the golden-tanned skin of his arms largely unmarred.
"Ahhh, there's that rumored Kaiholo hospitality. And what would be fair trade for you sharing those names?" His smile was crooked, a rueful resignation to the humor with which he spoke.
The splash of water was met with an answering wave of fire, a gentle arc of heat and energy that met the wave and turned most of it to steam, though Jigano hadn't quite judged it finely enough. Some of the spray still splashed over him, a light misting that he pretended to ignore for the sake of dignity - and seeing what Saiden would do to follow up on it. It did dampen his clothes enough to reveal the lean muscle, unexpectedly powerful beneath the long-haired bard's more scholarly airs. His scars were still hidden, however, the golden-tanned skin of his arms largely unmarred.
"Ahhh, there's that rumored Kaiholo hospitality. And what would be fair trade for you sharing those names?" His smile was crooked, a rueful resignation to the humor with which he spoke.
