Jannistory19
The Eager Rper
Watching Janine’s mother and Raban react to her news made Janine feel something she couldn’t put a finger on. She just knew that she was happy that they were happy about Raban’s wellbeing. She was aware that her initial reaction to Raban’s news might’ve been out of place, but she purely just wanted to know if Raban’s sentence included living, and Sir Kiegal allowed him to. Even so, seeing Raban stutter and gape about the honorable discharge made Janine chuckle a bit. She and everyone else had the same reaction.
“Your reaction is totally understandable, Raban. Nobody’s heard of this either. But, nobody’s heard of your kind either, so this must be the rarest of exceptions.”
Janine turned to sit down at Raban’s question concerning the other Knights. “Well… From what I could gather, hearing the news of you living in exile seemed to anger a few, but some others were somewhat…. Relieved? I couldn’t quite tell. But they all were relatively calm for once,” Janine commented with a nod of her head. She paused at his second question, regarding Greaves. She shook her head as her smile shortened into a sort of straightened frown.
“He never showed up. He most likely didn’t recognize our meeting bell, thankfully. Although, when he does show, he will find out, and I really do hope I’m not there when he does,” Janine said with a nervous sigh. As much as the man angered her, she only noted one mode of emotion from the man - a calm, calculative stoicism that creeped her out whenever she was in proximity to him. The knowledge of his werewolf captor being let free just might set him off in a way none of them might expect. Janine looked to Raban and her mom before sighing and glancing at the window.
“I hope that he doesn’t try to find you, it’ll make it a bit difficult to keep a low profile with him snooping around town,” she said.
Her mother got on her feet to tap her shoulders. “Well we won’t have to worry about that until it happens. For now, we’re just happy that Raban can stay with us longer, aren’t we?” the woman asked while turning back to the man sitting in his seat. She then turned her head back to Janine and tapped her harder.
“Aren’t we?” she asked once more.
Janine blinked before nodding her head. “Yes, of course.”
“Alright then! Now, if you’ll excuse me, my seat is calling my name,” the woman mused as she went to her original seat where her food was. Janine’s gaze met Raban’s as she stood up, a relaxed smile spreading on her face as she nodded.
“Yes, very happy,” she said before walking to the door. “I’ll be right back, we can talk after I get Venus situated,” Janine said before she left.
“Your reaction is totally understandable, Raban. Nobody’s heard of this either. But, nobody’s heard of your kind either, so this must be the rarest of exceptions.”
Janine turned to sit down at Raban’s question concerning the other Knights. “Well… From what I could gather, hearing the news of you living in exile seemed to anger a few, but some others were somewhat…. Relieved? I couldn’t quite tell. But they all were relatively calm for once,” Janine commented with a nod of her head. She paused at his second question, regarding Greaves. She shook her head as her smile shortened into a sort of straightened frown.
“He never showed up. He most likely didn’t recognize our meeting bell, thankfully. Although, when he does show, he will find out, and I really do hope I’m not there when he does,” Janine said with a nervous sigh. As much as the man angered her, she only noted one mode of emotion from the man - a calm, calculative stoicism that creeped her out whenever she was in proximity to him. The knowledge of his werewolf captor being let free just might set him off in a way none of them might expect. Janine looked to Raban and her mom before sighing and glancing at the window.
“I hope that he doesn’t try to find you, it’ll make it a bit difficult to keep a low profile with him snooping around town,” she said.
Her mother got on her feet to tap her shoulders. “Well we won’t have to worry about that until it happens. For now, we’re just happy that Raban can stay with us longer, aren’t we?” the woman asked while turning back to the man sitting in his seat. She then turned her head back to Janine and tapped her harder.
“Aren’t we?” she asked once more.
Janine blinked before nodding her head. “Yes, of course.”
“Alright then! Now, if you’ll excuse me, my seat is calling my name,” the woman mused as she went to her original seat where her food was. Janine’s gaze met Raban’s as she stood up, a relaxed smile spreading on her face as she nodded.
“Yes, very happy,” she said before walking to the door. “I’ll be right back, we can talk after I get Venus situated,” Janine said before she left.