Jigano raised a brow in amusement at the casual arrogance in the statement, but didn't protest it. If Caiside was used to power, perhaps he would gather it to himself here once more... or perhaps he would, indeed, get his wish and return to his world. Most likely, though, the bard thought that his new friend would simply need some time to adjust to a new world where he wasn't... well. What he had been before, anymore than the lorekeeper was. "I would have valued your company in my own adventures," he said smoothly instead. "For no few reasons!" Another voice of reason, at the very least, given how disparate the personalities of his teammates had been from his own.
The tea was particularly excellent today, and the bard savored its flavor as well as its heat. His smile softened at Caiside's delight with his description of the Glade's shrine at night, and he gave a nod at hearing that it was at least a familiar setting to the ex-demigod. "Of course. The path there is well-traveled, so you shouldn't have much difficulty once you set your feet to it. I'll head out that way tonight when I'm done at the library and can show you where the path starts, if you wish? Otherwise you can find it on your own by heading west and staying south of the Spire."
The tea was particularly excellent today, and the bard savored its flavor as well as its heat. His smile softened at Caiside's delight with his description of the Glade's shrine at night, and he gave a nod at hearing that it was at least a familiar setting to the ex-demigod. "Of course. The path there is well-traveled, so you shouldn't have much difficulty once you set your feet to it. I'll head out that way tonight when I'm done at the library and can show you where the path starts, if you wish? Otherwise you can find it on your own by heading west and staying south of the Spire."
