"Okura," the bard repeated, offering a small smile and a little half-bow, still slow and careful. "Well, Okura, I am Jigano. And yes, there are houses in the Settlement." Of a sort, he added to himself, a little ruefully. "And shops, and a tavern as well. I can--"
He paused, looking over toNairi as she crunched through the snow and out of the shadows. Blinking, he looked between the two of them and took a breath. Two new outlanders, appearing at the same time and same place? "Ah, yes, this world is Caido," he said again, tilting his head at them both and wondering if the recent influx of newcomers perhaps meant a weakening in the barrier? "I am Jigano, he is Okura and you are both probably cold and growing colder, yes?" The woman didn't seem as bothered, but Okura was shivering and Jigano's lips twitched into a wry smile. There would be no going home early for him tonight, it seemed.
"Perhaps you can share your name with us, lady, and I can answer your questions as we walk? We need to get you both to warmth and shelter, I think, and it will be well past sunset before we reach it."
He paused, looking over to
"Perhaps you can share your name with us, lady, and I can answer your questions as we walk? We need to get you both to warmth and shelter, I think, and it will be well past sunset before we reach it."
