Whatever fates had such poor senses of humor caused her to feel rather badly for the snowy brute. To many Nari looked like a dancer, lithe and graceful and she was but her displeasure in the path her family had laid out for her and her penchant for the art of battle had ensured she was anything but fragile. He was new around here she could tell merely from the scents that lingered in his thick white fur and probably had no idea what had happened, that their souls had twisted and intertwined with one another so that they were now one and the same, and she was not about to try and explain it to him. Still he must have felt something because she wasn’t sure there was any other reason he would choose to stick around when she was merely fixing him with a steady stare.

She watched his head tilt in was that intrigue before he sat down and she huffed quietly in a sigh. No getting out of this one easy apparently and she couldn’t have him chasing her back to Glorall so she sat as well bringing her small paws together and casting a glance toward Ehiyeh before his words caught her attention again and they flew back to him in a bit of surprise. Well that hadn’t taken him very long to work out, perhaps there were some brains under all that brawn as well. She gifted him with a light smile for puzzling it out so quickly, nodding once in confirmation

Her slender head cocked to the side she invites him to continue talking, no doubt she wouldn’t be done seeing him after today and if she had to be honest he did look a bit interesting. A part of her was interested just to see how Eden would react to the whole thing and thinking of presenting her imprint to him caused the corners of her lips to curve up slyly.