[ It's a note of thought, considering, as he put together the thought. It doesn't say a lot, but it has weight, as Silco considered the shape of what it was Sebastian was saying. He was not a man of few words, but he was also not a man of wasted words. Wasted words came with problems, and so Silco listened, hummed along, and considered.
Sebastian said there were three terms to hold to, for him. He would have have no trouble coming up with three, he thought, but perhaps there was a way to cover the bases that he required. Silco, after all, for all of his cleverness, was a man deeply suspicious of betrayal. Even if Sebastian had saved him during the event, nearing the last moments of Horos... He didn't trust him, even so.
Perhaps even less, that he had done it. ]
Your last master sounds like they were as suspicious as I. [ He finally said, as if he had something in common with his last master. Perhaps he did, but Silco didn't know who it would have been. He did know, however, that he would have to find the shape of his own wish, first. ]
Do you have things you may ask in return? [ He was curious. Was it just the soul Sebastian was interested in? ] During the contract, of course. I assume you could ask, but is there anything I am required to do?
[ As Sebastian likely suspected, the price wasn't what made Silco balk, but he also didn't dive into deals without considering the consequences. Then again, Silco suspected that Sebastian was a similar type. If he wasn't in a rush, then Silco would certainly deliberate freely. ]
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[ It's a note of thought, considering, as he put together the thought. It doesn't say a lot, but it has weight, as Silco considered the shape of what it was Sebastian was saying. He was not a man of few words, but he was also not a man of wasted words. Wasted words came with problems, and so Silco listened, hummed along, and considered.
Sebastian said there were three terms to hold to, for him. He would have have no trouble coming up with three, he thought, but perhaps there was a way to cover the bases that he required. Silco, after all, for all of his cleverness, was a man deeply suspicious of betrayal. Even if Sebastian had saved him during the event, nearing the last moments of Horos... He didn't trust him, even so.
Perhaps even less, that he had done it. ]
Your last master sounds like they were as suspicious as I. [ He finally said, as if he had something in common with his last master. Perhaps he did, but Silco didn't know who it would have been. He did know, however, that he would have to find the shape of his own wish, first. ]
Do you have things you may ask in return? [ He was curious. Was it just the soul Sebastian was interested in? ] During the contract, of course. I assume you could ask, but is there anything I am required to do?
[ As Sebastian likely suspected, the price wasn't what made Silco balk, but he also didn't dive into deals without considering the consequences. Then again, Silco suspected that Sebastian was a similar type. If he wasn't in a rush, then Silco would certainly deliberate freely. ]