[The small moment between man and horse doesn't go unnoticed. Privately, he approves; practicality has meant that he's never been able to bond with any particular mount in the long term, but he won't deny a fondness for horses, and they should care for the ones they have, while they have them.
But more important than the sight before him is whatever they can't see. He considers Jacob's proposal for a moment before nodding. It does have merit.]
Is that your way of hiding in plain sight?
[Before the man can answer, he shifts in place, glares, and slaps the back of his head.]
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But more important than the sight before him is whatever they can't see. He considers Jacob's proposal for a moment before nodding. It does have merit.]
Is that your way of hiding in plain sight?
[Before the man can answer, he shifts in place, glares, and slaps the back of his head.]
Then standards have fallen.