"And I'm happy to share the medical records that we have, too," Jigano returned, pleased to have another healer on hand. Or at least, only a short portal away... though that thought sent a stab of guilt through him. Amalia was certainly right about the convenience of the damn things.
Chulane's world was a strange place to consider, all crowded stone and sprawling urban monstrosities to house the sheer amount of life upon it. Sentient life, at least, and Jigano accepted the correction with a chuckle and a dip of his head in acknowledgment. "The plumbers might well have a touch of the divine to them, for the good work they do," he joked back. "Saints, at the very least!" A light teasing, comfortable with Chulane's lack of divine intervention and in no hurry to convert the young man when life without the attention of the gods was often quieter and far less fraught.
"It sounds like a wonderful lineage," Jigano said more softly when Chuy's tale was done, dipping his head in respect for the far-distant parents. "Though worlds with only humans still seem strange to me. I can't tell you how relieved I was to finally meet a Fae, even when they were trying to throw us in their Pit." His warm chuckle drew an answering chortle from Isuma. "Your farms must have been vast, then, to feed so many people. Did your farmers have powerful magics to turn the land more fertile?"
Chulane's world was a strange place to consider, all crowded stone and sprawling urban monstrosities to house the sheer amount of life upon it. Sentient life, at least, and Jigano accepted the correction with a chuckle and a dip of his head in acknowledgment. "The plumbers might well have a touch of the divine to them, for the good work they do," he joked back. "Saints, at the very least!" A light teasing, comfortable with Chulane's lack of divine intervention and in no hurry to convert the young man when life without the attention of the gods was often quieter and far less fraught.
"It sounds like a wonderful lineage," Jigano said more softly when Chuy's tale was done, dipping his head in respect for the far-distant parents. "Though worlds with only humans still seem strange to me. I can't tell you how relieved I was to finally meet a Fae, even when they were trying to throw us in their Pit." His warm chuckle drew an answering chortle from Isuma. "Your farms must have been vast, then, to feed so many people. Did your farmers have powerful magics to turn the land more fertile?"
