"Given Remi's latest shift as an octopus, I am happy on dry land for the foreseeable future. I imagine the merfolk will be very interesting, though." Ronin grinned. "Perhaps it won't be like the Greatwood. After all, if they don't want you down in their city, they are in a much better position to tell you to leave," he pointed out with a chuckle. On the nature of their trading, Roning hummed out his consideration and shrugged his shoulders; he couldn't think of anything off the top of his head. "We'll make it an open bargain, perhaps," he said. "I'll come and seek you out, when I next need something you might help with?" Ah, the joys of trading.
Since Jigano hadn't affirmed it either way, Ronin did reach up to untether the cloud manta, letting it swoop lazily back out to sea. He smiled after it, preferring to think of such a creature rather than a ghost whale. "From the descriptions of them, I'm led to believe they will eat anything they can find," he said. "Remi called some of the gulls down when we met Ludo at the Hale Ka'aila, and we did take a stroll along the waves." He nodded. "Can confirm, they do work."
Since Jigano hadn't affirmed it either way, Ronin did reach up to untether the cloud manta, letting it swoop lazily back out to sea. He smiled after it, preferring to think of such a creature rather than a ghost whale. "From the descriptions of them, I'm led to believe they will eat anything they can find," he said. "Remi called some of the gulls down when we met Ludo at the Hale Ka'aila, and we did take a stroll along the waves." He nodded. "Can confirm, they do work."
