"I guess families get to be complicated," Roman offered, but he truly didn't know about that. He had never experienced that. Solomon's family was indeed complicated, but he didn't feel like those were his memories or his life to feel any sort of attachment. "That probably makes your life harder, but also interesting?" he added helpfully. Maybe. He couldn't dislike her that much even if she could get on his nerves.
He had settled to be his silent observer (of the looking over the shoulder variant) when Lord El Melloi II had offered him to sit next to him. "Can I? Really?" he asked, slightly surprised. He rushed to stand and follow him, nonetheless, sitting on the spare sofa and glancing curiously at the console. He stayed silent while the other man set up his game. It was wiser this way. He would probably run his mouth again and ask things that would make him suspicious even if he could pass as a country bumpkin.
"Ah... I guess there's that, but--" he nodded slowly, thinking he could grasp the idea of a royal heir, but this whole crest idea seemed slightly disturbing. One thing was to pass down knowledge and rituals, but to implant, something that was in somebody's else body and so on disturbed him. He didn't know why. "Is it hard to start without one of those crests?" He would probably get yelled at but- He didn't inherit a 'crest' from David or Bathsheba. "I mean, when did this ritual begin to start with? The older magi, did they have crests?"
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He had settled to be his silent observer (of the looking over the shoulder variant) when Lord El Melloi II had offered him to sit next to him. "Can I? Really?" he asked, slightly surprised. He rushed to stand and follow him, nonetheless, sitting on the spare sofa and glancing curiously at the console. He stayed silent while the other man set up his game. It was wiser this way. He would probably run his mouth again and ask things that would make him suspicious even if he could pass as a country bumpkin.
"Ah... I guess there's that, but--" he nodded slowly, thinking he could grasp the idea of a royal heir, but this whole crest idea seemed slightly disturbing. One thing was to pass down knowledge and rituals, but to implant, something that was in somebody's else body and so on disturbed him. He didn't know why. "Is it hard to start without one of those crests?" He would probably get yelled at but- He didn't inherit a 'crest' from David or Bathsheba. "I mean, when did this ritual begin to start with? The older magi, did they have crests?"