"...You're very persuasive, then," said Neirenn, looking around at the verdant glade again. She decided that she wasn't going to doubt the sort of power this fairy might have, and decided also that she definitely wanted to be on her good side for a variety of reasons. But one of the big ones was definitely the desire to walk out of here in one piece.
Still, maybe that wasn't so much of a worry. The fairy-girl seemed to be okay with Neirenn's presence now that she wasn't considered a threat, so as long as Neirenn stayed unthreatening it would probably be all right. She smiled a little... it was cute how the fairy seemed unable to keep still, always moving from one part of the greenery to another. Neirenn sat on the ground gingerly, not wanting to hurt any of the plant growth. "It's hard to know everything when people here come from such different places. We don't have fairies where I come from--or if we do, nobody's seen them," she explained, looking up at her. "We just have humans, elves, and da'kor." Maybe that would encourage the fairy to explain more about her race and what they did.
no worries =3
Still, maybe that wasn't so much of a worry. The fairy-girl seemed to be okay with Neirenn's presence now that she wasn't considered a threat, so as long as Neirenn stayed unthreatening it would probably be all right. She smiled a little... it was cute how the fairy seemed unable to keep still, always moving from one part of the greenery to another. Neirenn sat on the ground gingerly, not wanting to hurt any of the plant growth. "It's hard to know everything when people here come from such different places. We don't have fairies where I come from--or if we do, nobody's seen them," she explained, looking up at her. "We just have humans, elves, and da'kor." Maybe that would encourage the fairy to explain more about her race and what they did.
"Oh... do you have a name? Mine is Neirenn."