Are
The talk of magic and its users made Are's head spin. The power of gods being spoken about by the scholar as if it was merely a matter of flapping one's ears. Woken from his deep thought by an especially sharp nip he withdrew his hand and stood up. Looking over the bridge leading into the settlement he again chewed his chin and pondered for a moment.
He finally realized the meaning of Jigano's words and looked upon him, eye brow cocked and a slight fear in his eyes. "Sejdmadr? I am sorry for your loss. I could never know what it feels like to have such power and to lose it." he said and shook his head at the thought. At every turn and answer the respect Are felt for the kind scholar grew, and now, knowing he too had been ripped from his home and stripped of something so dear. It hurt just thinking about.
"I know nothing of it, but I hope you're right. For you, I hope walls will crumble and you too will find what was lost." Are said solemnly and swallowed hard. He let a moment pass to think of what was next. Ruins of what once was, perfect for me. He chuckled at his own musings, just happy that he could still joke about it even though it drained him.
"I am in your debt, Jigano. I owe you a life and a half, thank you for your kindness. I can smell the fires calling for me." Are said and with a warm smile and offered a hand in a friendly gesture. "Again, thank you. Far vel, Jigano, bard, scholar, mage and friend."
He finally realized the meaning of Jigano's words and looked upon him, eye brow cocked and a slight fear in his eyes. "Sejdmadr? I am sorry for your loss. I could never know what it feels like to have such power and to lose it." he said and shook his head at the thought. At every turn and answer the respect Are felt for the kind scholar grew, and now, knowing he too had been ripped from his home and stripped of something so dear. It hurt just thinking about.
"I know nothing of it, but I hope you're right. For you, I hope walls will crumble and you too will find what was lost." Are said solemnly and swallowed hard. He let a moment pass to think of what was next. Ruins of what once was, perfect for me. He chuckled at his own musings, just happy that he could still joke about it even though it drained him.
"I am in your debt, Jigano. I owe you a life and a half, thank you for your kindness. I can smell the fires calling for me." Are said and with a warm smile and offered a hand in a friendly gesture. "Again, thank you. Far vel, Jigano, bard, scholar, mage and friend."
