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He was not lonely then. Not lonely and had no home. Well, Nayru simply accepted these answers, once given. Had she not asked the ebony blotched puppy would of assumed Element was missing out, but it was clear he felt differently. So be it. Nayru was not one to argue, rather she accepted everything at face value, once it was presented before her. It was easier that way, to soak in details and facts rather than try to force her own thinking on others. His philosophies would not change her life anyway, and her’s would not change his either, aside from the fact that while in Dahlia de Mai she would be here, hounding him like the curious creature that she was.
If you want me to leave, I will. The offer surprised Nayru, not because it was out of line but simply because it seemed to come from nowhere. Nayru was more relaxed now that she had been moments before and the idea of telling the cat to leave was further from her mind at present that it had been when they first met. It was clear the cat was not a threat and he had already eaten his fill so he wouldn’t deplete their resources further. And already she had found him, and it was true that she was not going to leave him to wander their lands alone, but she was peaceful alwaysl and welcoming once one moved past formalities and social protocol—which at this point Nayru had.
"You don’t have to leave," yet at the same time she couldn’t leave him to his own devices, Conor wouldn’t look too kindly on that, at least without being notified, "but it would be unwise for you to wander any further in without an escort." Although perhaps the cat did not enjoy her company, which Nayru took no offense to. The girl delighted in most anyone she met, including the strange cat before her, but she understood enough to know it did not work both ways always. Despite her earlier efforts to relate, she simply accepted that they could not or would not connect too deeply with one another. That was fine, it was just how life worked and Nayru accepted it. Accepted it and moved on. "I can show you around, or take you to the borders." It was a fair ultimatum as far as Nayru was concerned.
He was not lonely then. Not lonely and had no home. Well, Nayru simply accepted these answers, once given. Had she not asked the ebony blotched puppy would of assumed Element was missing out, but it was clear he felt differently. So be it. Nayru was not one to argue, rather she accepted everything at face value, once it was presented before her. It was easier that way, to soak in details and facts rather than try to force her own thinking on others. His philosophies would not change her life anyway, and her’s would not change his either, aside from the fact that while in Dahlia de Mai she would be here, hounding him like the curious creature that she was.
If you want me to leave, I will. The offer surprised Nayru, not because it was out of line but simply because it seemed to come from nowhere. Nayru was more relaxed now that she had been moments before and the idea of telling the cat to leave was further from her mind at present that it had been when they first met. It was clear the cat was not a threat and he had already eaten his fill so he wouldn’t deplete their resources further. And already she had found him, and it was true that she was not going to leave him to wander their lands alone, but she was peaceful alwaysl and welcoming once one moved past formalities and social protocol—which at this point Nayru had.
"You don’t have to leave," yet at the same time she couldn’t leave him to his own devices, Conor wouldn’t look too kindly on that, at least without being notified, "but it would be unwise for you to wander any further in without an escort." Although perhaps the cat did not enjoy her company, which Nayru took no offense to. The girl delighted in most anyone she met, including the strange cat before her, but she understood enough to know it did not work both ways always. Despite her earlier efforts to relate, she simply accepted that they could not or would not connect too deeply with one another. That was fine, it was just how life worked and Nayru accepted it. Accepted it and moved on. "I can show you around, or take you to the borders." It was a fair ultimatum as far as Nayru was concerned.