Mati had come to get her to finally do the painting of her and Enzo and honestly the Marino girl couldn't have been more excited. The offer had not been far from her mind since it had been made those weeks ago and she had eagerly waited for the day when it would happen. She wasn't sure why she was so excited about it, the exact reason kept evading her grasp like trying to remember a dream upon waking. Right now the reason didn't matter, because the day had finally come and she couldn't wait to see how the picture Mati would paint of her and Enzo would look. When Mati had come she had enthusiastically collected the mourning dove and gone down to her friend's room. When she arrived there she was assaulted with a plethora of colors that only made her spirits fly higher. It was all so beautiful! Looking down she noticed the small pawprints that had been left there by her sister, Amata. The girl had knelt down for a quick moment to touch the colored prints, finding it amazing how small they were.
Following Mati's instruction she sat down in a chair with Enzo perched on her shoulder. With her nerves abuzz it was a little hard to sit still, but she did her best. She didn't want to mess up the painting because she was being fidgety. Keeping the dove still though was a near impossible task. He felt her excitement and at first shifted around on her shoulder, every so often opening and closing his wings. As Cambria managed to calm herself though Enzo took the cue and stopped moving about too. Well, nearly, for his head was almost constantly bobbing and turning to take in this new, strange room he had never been in. That motion couldn't really be helped though and she hoped that it wouldn't interfere too terribly much.
A soft smile on her face and her hands folded neatly in her lap she let her own gaze roam about the room. It was so much more decorated than her own. Cambria really didn't know the first thing about decorating or anything like that, but she decided that she loved all the colors that permeated the Church female's dwelling. It made it seem so inviting and vibrant compared to the dull shades that adorned her own room. Perhaps she could convince Mati to paint some things for her to help spice the place up. Even just painting the walls would help and be less work. The girl made a note to ask Mati later, but right now she kept her thoughts to herself, not wanting to disrupt the other's creative process.