Bound | One on One | Closed

“No,” Baizi said. “The Bond is..” he began, debating on how to explain it. “Exactly what it sounds like, a Bond between spirit and human. Bonds aren’t always welcomed, sometimes, you must adapt to the Bond, because once you’re Bound..” He paused. “It’s a lifetime thing.” The Bond lasted for life, with generally the spirit going under many Bonds while the human only went through one.

“I am not the best at explaining these things.” Baizi admitted, “so please, ask any questions you may have.” He continued to look at the road ahead. Onwards, further up the road, a woman walked, her features hard to view at this distance, although Baizi could most definitely tell that she was walking towards the two. Not really anything he was too worried about right now; just another lone traveller on the road, so he didn’t falter at all. He wasn’t one to stop, to have hesitation. He just went on and took on challenges as they came.

((oh is that about to be a problem?))

"I am assuming your bringing up of this subject is not random." Kanza said, casting a glance first at the spirit beside her, then at the woman ahead of them. It was strange, to see someone out on the roads this far on this day. It was not a travel day, which tended to be when merchants and farmers made their way from villages to cities, or back. To be fair, of course, this woman could have just been a straggler. Left behind for a day to finalize sales, or just slow on moving in or out.

"If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say I may have initiated that by removing you from the stone. Would I be correct? If that were the case, I'd have to ask if the Bond is something that interests you at all, or if you would rather be placed somewhere safe and undisturbed."