Goki led the way from the door into the wide open space, idly swinging the sword in short, low arcs. Enough to make the air whistle, although it was well enough out of the way that he wasn’t swinging at anyone. Besides, it didn’t seem to be a problem, when he turned and found Theo preferred to stay by the door. Maybe the guy was just checking in quickly—made sense, he seemed like a busy man, although it was funny to think he was here to call on a spirit.
Catching the tip of the bokken with his hand, he lifted both eyebrows at the news that Priya had called. “Huh,” he huffed, surprised, before glancing out the window. It was dark enough to be comfortable for her. “I think so? She’s usually out around this time. Priya!” he shouted into the air, tipping his head back and looking around the space.
It was usually a toss up on whether or not Priya appeared when called. It didn’t seem to be a sense of capriciousness on her part, since she seemed to enjoy her time around Max and Goki, so he could only assume she was away. Wherever spirits went when they weren’t haunting the physical world. When the timid girl didn’t materialize, he hummed a soft, disappointed noise.
Catching the tip of the bokken with his hand, he lifted both eyebrows at the news that Priya had called. “Huh,” he huffed, surprised, before glancing out the window. It was dark enough to be comfortable for her. “I think so? She’s usually out around this time. Priya!” he shouted into the air, tipping his head back and looking around the space.
It was usually a toss up on whether or not Priya appeared when called. It didn’t seem to be a sense of capriciousness on her part, since she seemed to enjoy her time around Max and Goki, so he could only assume she was away. Wherever spirits went when they weren’t haunting the physical world. When the timid girl didn’t materialize, he hummed a soft, disappointed noise.