Unsure of whether Yrsula wanted him around or not, Azier opted to sleep in her room while she rested in his. He made strict orders to leave her be, and to defer to him had they needed anything - and after the display he had just put on, he had better have made a point not to cross him.
Azier made sure to check on his female companion to ensure she was fine before he finally tucked himself away in her cabin to give her space and peace. It was a good thing he had - because the mirror she had taken from him sat just in the corner in his reach.
He pulled it from the little nook it had been in, and pressed his hand to the rim, which caused it to light up in a brilliant, bright red.
Nothing. All that welcomed him with a dark void that signified the other end had not been activated...and so he waited.
At first, he read a few of the old books that were far below his level of skill, but that got far too old far too quickly.
