Shady

Rana felt claustrophobic again and tried to make herself as small as possible, holding on to her own elbows as she followed behind. "How many people were involved in the ...

Rana nodded thoughtfully, looking around as he spoke.

"Ah." Rana nodded. "I'll keep that in mind... especially if I should be moving my residence up closer to this region in general."

"Oh... I was under the impression it was impossible to travel for a few months at a time."

“Oh.” Rana blushed a little, giving a small smile. “But wouldn’t that require staying months and months?”

“Sounds like a blast!”

“What does that entail?”

“Makes sense.” Rana nodded. “If nature slows down, why shouldn’t you?”

“Good to hear.” Rana nodded. “I certainly feel better now that I’ve had a chance to rest as well. It makes sense.”

“Ah… well hopefully my sister and I didn’t botch her opinion of the Gowans earlier. I know it wasn’t our best first impression ever.”

(*bows*) “Oh yeah?” She looked at him curiously.

(Hahaha that’s excellent! I actually was going to say I’m appreciative that you nudged me this weekend for this because it’s helped shake off some of my writers block. I ...

“… that’s true. I forgot about that.” It’d been such a nice break away from him the last few times.

“He’ll loathe my father, then.” Rana smirked a little. That would be fun to watch, if she could figure out how to not get caught in the crossfire.

Rana sighed a little. “Well, that’s demoralizing. I’d thought we’d get this level of blissful warmth after each leg of the journey.”