I find that surprising. Especially after many that you would call foe that you now call ally.
[ Of course, most of his knowledge comes from what he has learned since his return to the Source. Several people she and her sister once fought had turned ally in some form or another; many defecting from the Empire. There are others, he supposes, that may not warrant such a blessing. That, or, perhaps K'thisru is far more forgiving than her sister. ]
Behind every person is a story that led them to how they were. Still, I would wager not all are deserving of understanding... depending on what they had done. Zenos, I suppose, would be the most recent example.
[ G'raha chuckles lightly at her statement. ] I imagine you summoned one often to keep you company. Perhaps they give you better company than I am capable of.
[ His ears move up and down once as if to illustrate he is joking, but, he truly does wonder if he is the right companion for her. By qualifications he certainly is, yet, should they not fall into a more natural rhythm as Alkaid and Ser Aymeric? Perhaps there is something he is missing... a topic he might bring up to the Lord Speaker himself. Should the opportunity arise. ]
As a summoner, you can craft beings from aether that are forms of primals, yes? If that is the case, then the same might be applied to your carbuncle. Even further still, you might be able to apply your ideal shapes of other beings from the First. Or at the very least perhaps increase the size of your carbuncle.
[ He smiles faintly at the idea that destiny could have been working in their favor. Perhaps it has in hers certainly. For now, the comment on his "miracles" is one he does not entertain. He merely did what was required and asked of him. That is hardly on the same level as what she and her sister have accomplished as the Seat of Azem. ]
Then, perhaps, we should make this a form of study. [ While she has told him she does not enjoy studying, it may be a way to garner her to speak more of herself. ] Say if you were to ask me a question of myself or Allag, then I in return have one of you. Would that suffice?
[ G'raha shifts around her to sit beside her with his back against the headboard. The hand at her ear moves to the top of her head briefly. Then, he rests it at her hip. He would attempt to ease the muscles, but, only if she finds the touch appropriate. ]
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[ Of course, most of his knowledge comes from what he has learned since his return to the Source. Several people she and her sister once fought had turned ally in some form or another; many defecting from the Empire. There are others, he supposes, that may not warrant such a blessing. That, or, perhaps K'thisru is far more forgiving than her sister. ]
Behind every person is a story that led them to how they were. Still, I would wager not all are deserving of understanding... depending on what they had done. Zenos, I suppose, would be the most recent example.
[ G'raha chuckles lightly at her statement. ] I imagine you summoned one often to keep you company. Perhaps they give you better company than I am capable of.
[ His ears move up and down once as if to illustrate he is joking, but, he truly does wonder if he is the right companion for her. By qualifications he certainly is, yet, should they not fall into a more natural rhythm as Alkaid and Ser Aymeric? Perhaps there is something he is missing... a topic he might bring up to the Lord Speaker himself. Should the opportunity arise. ]
As a summoner, you can craft beings from aether that are forms of primals, yes? If that is the case, then the same might be applied to your carbuncle. Even further still, you might be able to apply your ideal shapes of other beings from the First. Or at the very least perhaps increase the size of your carbuncle.
[ He smiles faintly at the idea that destiny could have been working in their favor. Perhaps it has in hers certainly. For now, the comment on his "miracles" is one he does not entertain. He merely did what was required and asked of him. That is hardly on the same level as what she and her sister have accomplished as the Seat of Azem. ]
Then, perhaps, we should make this a form of study. [ While she has told him she does not enjoy studying, it may be a way to garner her to speak more of herself. ] Say if you were to ask me a question of myself or Allag, then I in return have one of you. Would that suffice?
[ G'raha shifts around her to sit beside her with his back against the headboard. The hand at her ear moves to the top of her head briefly. Then, he rests it at her hip. He would attempt to ease the muscles, but, only if she finds the touch appropriate. ]