Transcribed or no, her awe was over him having the patience to actually handwrite the thing, he obviously cared deeply for his craft and helping others. Oof, Aisha could've written a page maybe in thoughtfully neat writing before it became either ineligible or she lost focus entirely. There was mention of Safrin, the goddess that she'd only heard good things about thus far, mostly from Oliver. It seemed her praise was not misplaced.
She remembered the names he gave her, or tried her best to. She planned on giving the whole book a good read that night, after returning to her room in the manor, so no creature would go unstudied. She chuckled as Jigano surrendered to her firm request he relax, then nodded as he continued. She was glad to hear the gryphlet didn't hold a grudge, as she'd certainly like the see the companion again.
"Perfect, thank you Jigano," she said with a friendly hum, waving him bye before turning and following the path back home, seeing how many of the landmarks she could recall as she went.
Fin for Aisha!
She remembered the names he gave her, or tried her best to. She planned on giving the whole book a good read that night, after returning to her room in the manor, so no creature would go unstudied. She chuckled as Jigano surrendered to her firm request he relax, then nodded as he continued. She was glad to hear the gryphlet didn't hold a grudge, as she'd certainly like the see the companion again.
"Perfect, thank you Jigano," she said with a friendly hum, waving him bye before turning and following the path back home, seeing how many of the landmarks she could recall as she went.
Fin for Aisha!
AISHA
