Transitions to Caido were never easy for anyone, but Chulane had a bright, adaptive mind from what Jigano had seen, and a useful skill set. He was already ahead of the curve, and the bard was optimistic that he would survive to see the spring. The younger man's knowledge would be a valuable addition, the bard knew, and hoped to have the chance to pick that scientific brain at more leisure when the days were warmer.
"I'll be sending letters to Loren, so an extra sheaf of paper for you shouldn't cause the ravens any more issues than one," he agreed with a smile. "I'll be glad to keep in touch, and if you have any questions or issues that you need me to research for you, I can send the answers back on our feathered friends." Although if the ravens could fly to Halo even in the winter, would he be able to as well...? Ah, but there wouldn't be time, not with all the preparations the Grounds needed.
"Were you a wanderer on your world, then?" Jigano asked curiously. He'd thought the man linked to the farm of his family, but such an assumption had no real basis. "You mentioned fires in your land... I suppose Halo is a stark difference from what you were used to?"
"I'll be sending letters to Loren, so an extra sheaf of paper for you shouldn't cause the ravens any more issues than one," he agreed with a smile. "I'll be glad to keep in touch, and if you have any questions or issues that you need me to research for you, I can send the answers back on our feathered friends." Although if the ravens could fly to Halo even in the winter, would he be able to as well...? Ah, but there wouldn't be time, not with all the preparations the Grounds needed.
"Were you a wanderer on your world, then?" Jigano asked curiously. He'd thought the man linked to the farm of his family, but such an assumption had no real basis. "You mentioned fires in your land... I suppose Halo is a stark difference from what you were used to?"
