"Guess i'll add gryphons to the list of shit I didn't think was actually real." Edy murmured with amazement. The sound of the chick halted Bobi's prowling, and she turned around with wide skeptical eyes to look at the dollop of cream in a world suddenly bright with green. Trotting forward, the feline stretched her neck out, whiskers wide and tufted ears uncertain. Raising a paw, she tried to booooop the small creature on the top of its head. Her claws were in, but her muscles were coiled, ready to attack if/when this fluffy and feathered ball turned into the apex predator Bobi was 98.9999234234234% sure was lurking inside.
No, Edy was not one for sob stories, but she listened patiently enough. Not one for secrets, Edy's initial reaction had simply been that Jigano was keeping her at arms length. He called on her when her services were needed, and when they weren't? Well. Their 'friendship' was merely full of need-to-know information. Indeed, the display of the three musketeers around the spark bird's perch seemed to suggest the same. But .... at the same time, Edy kept some shit buried too, and while she didn't like to admit it, what the bard said about certain things not being anyone's business struck a chord in her. "Keep what information to myself?" She said with a playful grin that quickly turned-shit eating as she bobbed her eyebrows and topped it all off with a cackle.
"I mean, I dunno. It did glow, and I followed the arrow, and now its stopped." She said with a youthful shrug, tossing the compass towards the bard with no prior indication, expecting him to catch it without warning.
No, Edy was not one for sob stories, but she listened patiently enough. Not one for secrets, Edy's initial reaction had simply been that Jigano was keeping her at arms length. He called on her when her services were needed, and when they weren't? Well. Their 'friendship' was merely full of need-to-know information. Indeed, the display of the three musketeers around the spark bird's perch seemed to suggest the same. But .... at the same time, Edy kept some shit buried too, and while she didn't like to admit it, what the bard said about certain things not being anyone's business struck a chord in her. "Keep what information to myself?" She said with a playful grin that quickly turned-shit eating as she bobbed her eyebrows and topped it all off with a cackle.
"I mean, I dunno. It did glow, and I followed the arrow, and now its stopped." She said with a youthful shrug, tossing the compass towards the bard with no prior indication, expecting him to catch it without warning.
