With amused flickering lights dancing in his eyes, he watched at the little fox-snake on his hand yipped and barked at the brightly coloured fish, the latter screwing up her nose and wiggling her face at her buddy. Hehehe, guess the two of them liked to tease one another. The Matsuba did seem rather prideful, but she did take the teasing in stride, which somewhat impressed Jarvan even more. There were some humans he knew that had less self-control than this little lady.<br/><br/>The Nguruvilu was a whole different sort of girl though. She already had wound herself around his finger, the symbolic irony of which didn't escape Jarvan and was getting rather comfortable already. Jarvan guessed she was either a good judge of character, or a tad bit naive. Maybe both. Either way, he didn't mind. He already started to like the two Lillim in front of him, the little quirks on display making them that much more likeable. Guess his luck had turned for the better.<br/><br/>With the Nguruvilu slithering up his arm, he did look at her for a moment, surprised she was being this brave and smiled reassuringly at her. He didn't really mind. Throwing off his shoes and socks, he carefully stepped into the water and lowered himself a bit so the Matsuba could also see everything, Tome in one hand and a pen in the other. He didn't really pay his wet pair of trousers any mind. This was more important and the weather was getting warmer anyway. The morning might've been cold, but the spring sun was already shining its warm rays across the village.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"Alright, let's get this over with." </span>He said, choosing two pages in front of the book and scribbling the word 'Nguruvilu' on top of one page and 'Matsuba' on the other. As he was taught, he scribed two circles on the pages with practised motions, strange sigils lining the sides. Needless to say, he ommited the sigils that allowed for a non-voluntary binding of Lillim. Fuck that noise, that wasn't the way he rolled.<br/>Nodding, he stowed away the pen, smiling down at his two new companions.<br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"I need you two to touch the page and concentrate on the circle. Matsuba on the right..."</span>He nodded to the fish in the water.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"... and Nguruvilu on the left."</span>He carefully caressed the side of the fox-snake's head.<br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"Picture what you want out of this bond and it should react. If you really agree, the sigils should start glowing. Say the words 'I hereby sanction this bond' out loud and it should be done. Doesn't matter what language you say the words in, it should be reacting to your intent."  </span>