This was intriguing and Ignis was going to have to look up when this Edwardian Era was if that kind of stuff was available here. It was interesting to think that the detective was from a time not much past this and he wondered what the technology had been, even if the other stated that it wasn't much.

Curiouser and curiouser as the saying went.

Still, the scholar in him nodded at hearing about portals. "Right, I don't believe we could interfere with Earth's history so that must be an alternate dimension of that." And it was still odd to him to discuss such a thing openly. Usually those were the types of books that he enjoyed reading even if he considered them somewhat fanciful. A man had to have his guilty pleasures once in a while.

Llewellyn's sheepish smile got a smile in return. "I know first hand what you're talking about all too well." It was the truth, especially with the night that he and Nida got together. They'd been on two very different pages as far as wanting a relationship. And in the end, Ignis gave in because Nida had been trying so very hard to win him over and he truly appreciated how much the man was showing off those tail feathers with dancing. Not to mention all of the other times he'd been so insistent on paying back a simple kindness such as food.