[ Link glances at the miniature torch as Set thrusts it towards him, seemingly for him to take. Trying not to cringe, he smiles, takes it, and makes a show of looking at it, even though it's wholly beyond salvaging. ]
...sure. That sounds like a deal, then.
[ The burnt kebab is set down on Link's plate from earlier. Then he starts to fold back his sleeves, an important safety precaution for working over an open flame. When you have sleeves, of course. Link can't help but give Set's relative lack of clothing a curious moment of silence.
It's in that moment that Link realizes something: that odd, supernatural sense of ... something that he felt when he met Cid Garlond in Highstorm. A peculiar familiarity with a person he has only just met. A strange, foreign intuitive concept of what kind of person this man is and what he might be thinking at any given moment... ]
Are you a Savant?
[ Link asks gently, aware of what a sharp change in conversation topic this is. He picks up a wire brush from beside the grill and starts to scrub its carbon-encrusted bars. (Cooking on a dirty grill being yet another thing he'd been doing wrong.) ]
no subject
...sure. That sounds like a deal, then.
[ The burnt kebab is set down on Link's plate from earlier. Then he starts to fold back his sleeves, an important safety precaution for working over an open flame. When you have sleeves, of course. Link can't help but give Set's relative lack of clothing a curious moment of silence.
It's in that moment that Link realizes something: that odd, supernatural sense of ... something that he felt when he met Cid Garlond in Highstorm. A peculiar familiarity with a person he has only just met. A strange, foreign intuitive concept of what kind of person this man is and what he might be thinking at any given moment... ]
Are you a Savant?
[ Link asks gently, aware of what a sharp change in conversation topic this is. He picks up a wire brush from beside the grill and starts to scrub its carbon-encrusted bars. (Cooking on a dirty grill being yet another thing he'd been doing wrong.) ]