"It is indeed," Jigano agreed cheerfully, turning to face his friend with a smile in spite of the tiredness that was becoming his constant companion. At first he thought the question was simple courtesy - an observation, a comment on the weather that was standard for polite conversation. But for once Samuel was wearing gloves and a straw hat and if they didn't match, well, they were still kind of charming as he stomped his feet. "I see you've made some additions to your wardrobe," he added, voice light. "Working on blending in? I'll see if I can wheedle a green knit hat from one of the Rathskeller patrons as part of my payment."
He hummed thoughtfully for a moment as he glanced upwards, checking the sky. The clouds didn't seem inclined to lighten anytime soon, and in fact he thought he saw a few small flurries drifting down. Hopefully it wasn't going to start snowing in earnest before they'd made any progress! "Shall we start walking? Our best bet is probably to see if we scare anything up and then observe as many details as we can before it goes back into hiding. Out here I expect it will be mostly small creatures - mice, squirrels, rabbits, songbirds, that sort of thing. Or do you have another suggestion?"
He hummed thoughtfully for a moment as he glanced upwards, checking the sky. The clouds didn't seem inclined to lighten anytime soon, and in fact he thought he saw a few small flurries drifting down. Hopefully it wasn't going to start snowing in earnest before they'd made any progress! "Shall we start walking? Our best bet is probably to see if we scare anything up and then observe as many details as we can before it goes back into hiding. Out here I expect it will be mostly small creatures - mice, squirrels, rabbits, songbirds, that sort of thing. Or do you have another suggestion?"
