Not particularly lucky, the Enchanter thinks, though he does not disagree aloud. Earlier they had spoken of the fact that, were Brigham not there, another would be in his place, so he does repeat himself. He cants his head ever so slightly in acknowledgement.
"Aye," he agrees to the next, "though I am grateful that we have." Even if Daithi were not Herald, he is a reasonable man, not unpleasant, and Brigham finds himself glad of his company now (strange, to think something so casually; he's not sure when that began).
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"Aye," he agrees to the next, "though I am grateful that we have." Even if Daithi were not Herald, he is a reasonable man, not unpleasant, and Brigham finds himself glad of his company now (strange, to think something so casually; he's not sure when that began).