loren
Astra, of course, rose to her feet, delighted as always to see a friend. Meeting the griffin halfway, the luxere belatedly bleated a greeting at Jigano, before prancing in an excited circle around Isuma. Loren, maybe surprisingly, grinned back at the bard. "Better get used to letters from me. I have every intention of staying as in touch with you as possible, even if the borders are closed."
Unwrapping the food and drink, he began setting it out, along with the plates, cutlery, and glasses he'd brought along. "I've been...good." The healer sounded a bit shocked to be saying it, though he grinned reassuringly at the other man. "Actually." The Launceleyn's expression grew a bit melancholy. "I miss Maea but...I'm trying to rejoice in the good times we had together rather than dwell on the fact that she's gone."
Clearing his throat delicately, he gave Jigano a curious look. "How about you? How've you been? And how's Rory. And the Hollowed Ground." Pausing, Loren let out a huff of laughter. "Sorry. I know it hasn't been that long, but...it feels like a long time, somehow."
Unwrapping the food and drink, he began setting it out, along with the plates, cutlery, and glasses he'd brought along. "I've been...good." The healer sounded a bit shocked to be saying it, though he grinned reassuringly at the other man. "Actually." The Launceleyn's expression grew a bit melancholy. "I miss Maea but...I'm trying to rejoice in the good times we had together rather than dwell on the fact that she's gone."
Clearing his throat delicately, he gave Jigano a curious look. "How about you? How've you been? And how's Rory. And the Hollowed Ground." Pausing, Loren let out a huff of laughter. "Sorry. I know it hasn't been that long, but...it feels like a long time, somehow."
Never judge a book by its cover.
