Re: ranger Test Thread
"N-no! It's not like that! You... You've been a very good servant... Assistant... Just in general... I just... You should only come with me if you want to when I leave the mansion!" Revalli entered something of a panic at the sight of Shala's slumped shoulders, "a-and just... Can you just... Call me Revalli, please? Mistress sounds.... Odd to me." The word "mistress" reminded her of a time she had spied by accident upon her parents during an uncomfortably intimate moment, and it made her blush uncontrollably.
She was still blushing by the time she got outside, but still managed to nod to the man who opened the carriage door for them. This she did take some interest in, as she'd never ridden in one before, and she took a moment examining the horse-drawn vehicle before stepping inside and taking a seat. "S-so... This is nice," she said uncertainly, glancing between Shala and Vala. It didn't take long for the sights around the carriage to distract her, however, and Revalli ended up peering out the window and trying to stare at everything at once as the carriage rolled through a much more populous section of the city that was either undamaged or had been repaired quickly.
She glanced at Vala during her reminiscence, but then glanced back out the window without replying immediately. "You grew up.... Out there? But... There are so many people..."
Revalli climbed out of the carriage with some trepidation, unsure of herself, but simply opted to follow Vala. It was incredibly noisy, and the barrage of sound and color and people so overwhelming that the country-raised elf was entirely taken aback. Luckily Vala led them to a quieter section, and in response to her offer she glanced back they way they had come and thought a moment. "I don't think I can handle so much noise right away... Why don't we go see a show? When I'm more acclimated maybe we can check out the carnival."