Their feast was a quiet one that could only be described as pleasant, the atmosphere a humble and relaxed one now that Artur's food seemed to finally be finished and ready to chow down on. With the way the sweet delicious taste flowed from the meat the bear couldn't help but only want more and more as he tried to keep from gorging himself on the stuff. Of course with the presentation of Miro's half eaten food the bear looked modest to the man, surprised that the entire plate hadn't been cleaned off. By the sound of it Miro wasn't entirely all that hungry to begin with, which was almost a foreign concept to Artur, yet he didn't press the matter. "Thank you kind sir! I appreciate the leftovers." Gyatt chuckled as he continued through his own half of the meal, he wasn't a fast eater but that was mainly due to the fact he enjoyed fine cuisines.
This wasn't by far a fine cuisine but seeing as how Artur had a knack with food, the man couldn't help but enjoy what tasty creations the bear had to offer. In the short time that Artur had been here, the kitchen had already become his favorite place to be by far. Why wouldn't it. That was always his favorite area to be in, to make and discover new ways to enjoy food was the Kelvic's own way of having an adventure after all. Soon though their meals would be finished and in turn they were all left with full bellies, Artur being the one that ate the most seeing as how he was almost a bottomless pit half the time. Afterwards the room felt more at ease, enough to where Miro would rise to his feet and address the two of them with a most impressive speech.
To say that the bear wasn't surprised at the mention of his child would be an understatement, yet even so with the explanations and showing of the amount of Miza he carried, the intentions that weren't so easily picked up by Artur were now know. Gyatt suspected this of course but only because they were hints, at best the only surprise he held was in the amount of currency their guest had offered. First a thousand Miza's worth. That was by far more than what Gyatt had to pay for Artur, yet even so he'd come to find that you couldn't easily put a price on a soul such as the Kelvic. Yet to promise a purchase of both Artur and the alleged child that rested in KRF? That as an interesting proposition altogether, as the amount could very well be ridiculously high depending on what form Artur's child took as an animal. If anything this was a practicable gamble on Miro's part, one that greatly intrigued Gyatt to no end. Would an individual like Miro really go so far? Would he actually go through with this promise and in turn make a better life for Artur?
Gyatt leaned forward in his chair, arms rested on the table with his hands folded underneath his nose. His eyes were full of puzzlement as he tried to assess the deal, the sudden request to buy Artur a rather wild yet somehow bold idea to consider. Miro did want to help him after all, Miro did save him in turn. Maybe this man could provide that new direction the Kelvic needed to go, help him learn the good and the bad with Ravok, and in turn shed light on the beauty the city had to offer. There was no doubt about it, Artur was just as much in capable hands with Miro as he was with Gyatt himself. With this being known the silence spent in contemplation led with a sigh from Gyatt, while Artur practically looked shocked about the entire moment as a whole. "Artur," The bear looked to his master in high fascination, "I believe Miro enough to allow this but I want you to have a say as well, it is your own life after all and you deserve to make your own decisions. You know Miro better than I, so what do you think is best for you?"
The bear felt oddly comfortable about this, nervous but strangely the mood was just far too laid back really. The bear took to glance between the two of them for a moment, the heavy weight in the decision something he wouldn't have thought before were he not to consider the consequences. He did save me after all, and he did buy me food to cook. That and... His child. He never found any slight clue or inclination as to how he would save that poor thing, the offspring he was forced to create just so those lunatics could further their own 'research'. Miro promises he'll help me, that he'll free that child all because he wants... ownership over me? How could he refuse? He was practically property to Gyatt now, so why would he not make an exchange. Become property to Miro and in turn have something that belongs to him returned. Even if Artur didn't absolutely want the child, he knew he would have to suck it up and prepare for it sooner or later. Either way this proposition was something he couldn't afford to turn down, not when he could practically work to repay Miro the same way he started with Gyatt.
"You'd really help me get my child back? I don't know if I could ever repay you for that amount of kindness." He admitted humbly as his eyes grew a bit watery, still he held back the tears as he found the courage to say his decision aloud. "I'll accept the offer hands down!" Gyatt didn't seem to show any signs of joy or bitterness, only a complacent expression to show that he agreed with the decision. Deep down he would no doubt miss having Artur around, but he knew good and well that a moment like this would come sooner or later. It was simply easier to see Artur get out on his on in his own terms, and if he chose this route then who was Gyatt to argue with him.
"That settles it then, Miro. I'll leave Artur in your care for the deal of seven-hundred and a promise, one that involves you freeing Artur's child and in turn watching out for the both of them." He bargained with arms crossed then. "The money is only a pleasantry on my part, having your word and knowing you'll consider the health and safety of these two is what concerns me more." He left it at that, either way the deal was already made. Miro had successfully achieved his agenda today and he knew it, Artur was all his considering the accord they'd reached.
This wasn't by far a fine cuisine but seeing as how Artur had a knack with food, the man couldn't help but enjoy what tasty creations the bear had to offer. In the short time that Artur had been here, the kitchen had already become his favorite place to be by far. Why wouldn't it. That was always his favorite area to be in, to make and discover new ways to enjoy food was the Kelvic's own way of having an adventure after all. Soon though their meals would be finished and in turn they were all left with full bellies, Artur being the one that ate the most seeing as how he was almost a bottomless pit half the time. Afterwards the room felt more at ease, enough to where Miro would rise to his feet and address the two of them with a most impressive speech.
To say that the bear wasn't surprised at the mention of his child would be an understatement, yet even so with the explanations and showing of the amount of Miza he carried, the intentions that weren't so easily picked up by Artur were now know. Gyatt suspected this of course but only because they were hints, at best the only surprise he held was in the amount of currency their guest had offered. First a thousand Miza's worth. That was by far more than what Gyatt had to pay for Artur, yet even so he'd come to find that you couldn't easily put a price on a soul such as the Kelvic. Yet to promise a purchase of both Artur and the alleged child that rested in KRF? That as an interesting proposition altogether, as the amount could very well be ridiculously high depending on what form Artur's child took as an animal. If anything this was a practicable gamble on Miro's part, one that greatly intrigued Gyatt to no end. Would an individual like Miro really go so far? Would he actually go through with this promise and in turn make a better life for Artur?
Gyatt leaned forward in his chair, arms rested on the table with his hands folded underneath his nose. His eyes were full of puzzlement as he tried to assess the deal, the sudden request to buy Artur a rather wild yet somehow bold idea to consider. Miro did want to help him after all, Miro did save him in turn. Maybe this man could provide that new direction the Kelvic needed to go, help him learn the good and the bad with Ravok, and in turn shed light on the beauty the city had to offer. There was no doubt about it, Artur was just as much in capable hands with Miro as he was with Gyatt himself. With this being known the silence spent in contemplation led with a sigh from Gyatt, while Artur practically looked shocked about the entire moment as a whole. "Artur," The bear looked to his master in high fascination, "I believe Miro enough to allow this but I want you to have a say as well, it is your own life after all and you deserve to make your own decisions. You know Miro better than I, so what do you think is best for you?"
The bear felt oddly comfortable about this, nervous but strangely the mood was just far too laid back really. The bear took to glance between the two of them for a moment, the heavy weight in the decision something he wouldn't have thought before were he not to consider the consequences. He did save me after all, and he did buy me food to cook. That and... His child. He never found any slight clue or inclination as to how he would save that poor thing, the offspring he was forced to create just so those lunatics could further their own 'research'. Miro promises he'll help me, that he'll free that child all because he wants... ownership over me? How could he refuse? He was practically property to Gyatt now, so why would he not make an exchange. Become property to Miro and in turn have something that belongs to him returned. Even if Artur didn't absolutely want the child, he knew he would have to suck it up and prepare for it sooner or later. Either way this proposition was something he couldn't afford to turn down, not when he could practically work to repay Miro the same way he started with Gyatt.
"You'd really help me get my child back? I don't know if I could ever repay you for that amount of kindness." He admitted humbly as his eyes grew a bit watery, still he held back the tears as he found the courage to say his decision aloud. "I'll accept the offer hands down!" Gyatt didn't seem to show any signs of joy or bitterness, only a complacent expression to show that he agreed with the decision. Deep down he would no doubt miss having Artur around, but he knew good and well that a moment like this would come sooner or later. It was simply easier to see Artur get out on his on in his own terms, and if he chose this route then who was Gyatt to argue with him.
"That settles it then, Miro. I'll leave Artur in your care for the deal of seven-hundred and a promise, one that involves you freeing Artur's child and in turn watching out for the both of them." He bargained with arms crossed then. "The money is only a pleasantry on my part, having your word and knowing you'll consider the health and safety of these two is what concerns me more." He left it at that, either way the deal was already made. Miro had successfully achieved his agenda today and he knew it, Artur was all his considering the accord they'd reached.
