Eda was glad when Raine confirmed their palisman was alright, but even with them trying to be reassuring something felt just a little bit off.
She was mildly surprised when they summoned their violin, and it took her a few seconds to realise exactly what they meant.
"Oh... Oh." Eda took the violin and turned it over in her hands once or twice, before gently running her thumb over the snout of the stylised fox head.
"Hey, Crash. It's been a while," she said, softly. Though she wasn't sure how aware he actually was. When palismen were in staff form they could hear, but this was something more than that.
"That's... that's really clever," she said, though she couldn't help feeling bad for fox, too. But it was better than the alternative.
"Why didn't you say something sooner?" Eda asked, glancing back up at Raine. It made sense to keep him this way back home, but here he'd be--well, maybe not safe, but no more in danger than the rest of them.
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She was mildly surprised when they summoned their violin, and it took her a few seconds to realise exactly what they meant.
"Oh... Oh." Eda took the violin and turned it over in her hands once or twice, before gently running her thumb over the snout of the stylised fox head.
"Hey, Crash. It's been a while," she said, softly. Though she wasn't sure how aware he actually was. When palismen were in staff form they could hear, but this was something more than that.
"That's... that's really clever," she said, though she couldn't help feeling bad for fox, too. But it was better than the alternative.
"Why didn't you say something sooner?" Eda asked, glancing back up at Raine. It made sense to keep him this way back home, but here he'd be--well, maybe not safe, but no more in danger than the rest of them.