Ianto
"We shall see, won't we?" Ianto laughed easily, blue eyes flitting from the raccoon to the ways before them every now and then. It was some distance to the Sidhe Village, but at least the company was good and the conversation pleasant. He nodded emphatically in agreement. "Yes," he said, "that was one of the first things I checked when I learned that the people of Northaven were behind that barrier." Granted, his godmother likely would have made short work of the older merchant. Anyhow, Ianto was still glad that he didn't have to deal with both of them.
Scoffing, he gave Remi's comment due consideration. "True enough," he said, "it wasn't that big a place. I never got to see beyond it, though. Good thing, I guess. It sounded horrid." He shrugged. "I'll take this place over Northaven any day of the week. Though I am glad to see everyone again." One person in particular, yes, but he hardly needed to voice that.
Scoffing, he gave Remi's comment due consideration. "True enough," he said, "it wasn't that big a place. I never got to see beyond it, though. Good thing, I guess. It sounded horrid." He shrugged. "I'll take this place over Northaven any day of the week. Though I am glad to see everyone again." One person in particular, yes, but he hardly needed to voice that.
