”It is a pity we did not exist in the same world. I loved to surround myself with people like you.” Caiside leaned forward, unaware that his words may not be taken as the compliment he meant them as. His congregation had been filled with people like what Higanondescribed though, those who had been touched by the Mother and had that extra something. It had always been one of his greatest joys to be around them, they had that extra slice of understanding of the world that always made them seem quicker. It made sense, in a very sad way, for his ability to find people like that had left him with his own divine connection, but it was also hard to believe in that theory too much when the first person he had properly met was formerly connected to the divine as well.
Caiside lifted his mug up, tipping it towards Jigano is thanks before bringing it to his lips. The tea was truly delicious, he would have to remember this place when he had things or favour enough to afford it again. He had never been the type to owe anyone anything. Even if they were well intentioned.
The bard offered the most appealing scenario for the glade, Causidealready deciding to try and find it later that night. ”That sounds wonderful.” He breathed, eyes sparkling. ”I haven’t even seen it yet, but I can understamd why it is the solace a shrine sits. It sounds like the holy places I am used to.” The idea that worship here wasn’t as alien as he had thought was comforting. ”Could I impose on you to tell me the way though? I would not like to spend another long cold night wandering around.” He laughed again, hiding how serious he was.
Caiside lifted his mug up, tipping it towards Jigano is thanks before bringing it to his lips. The tea was truly delicious, he would have to remember this place when he had things or favour enough to afford it again. He had never been the type to owe anyone anything. Even if they were well intentioned.
The bard offered the most appealing scenario for the glade, Causidealready deciding to try and find it later that night. ”That sounds wonderful.” He breathed, eyes sparkling. ”I haven’t even seen it yet, but I can understamd why it is the solace a shrine sits. It sounds like the holy places I am used to.” The idea that worship here wasn’t as alien as he had thought was comforting. ”Could I impose on you to tell me the way though? I would not like to spend another long cold night wandering around.” He laughed again, hiding how serious he was.
