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She marveled at the ship not only while boarding, but while on it as well. It was a wholly different experience to fleeing to Darnassus; here she was comfortable and relaxed enough to actually enjoy watching the waves crash against the edge of the ship. She gave a slight gasp of awe when...

She found him there an hour later, surprised by his ability to seemingly sit and do nothing. How was he able to keep himself so still? There was a whole world of knowledge out there that he hadn't embarked upon yet, but he was content to go at a leisurely pace. "My apologies, I was a bit waylaid...

She meant to mention that he could spend the night, if he'd liked, but he was already gone to make the arrangements by the time she managed to pull herself away from the dishes to say something. There had been something a bit relaxing about focusing on each one, she had to admit. At least now...

"Oh I wouldn't offer to let me stay as long as I like. I might never leave you then," she said with a laugh. Her mentor had chided her on more than one occasion for asking questions with the frequency and impatience of a small child. She watched the precise movements he made, and copied them...

"Thank you," she said as she gathered the plates for him. She left some of them to soak as she washed the others, setting them on a mat to dry once they'd been rinsed. "You are correct that the demons are bound to me, and I to them. However, I would advise you to consider something. Warlocks are...

"Of course. You're assured privacy through your language," she said, hoping to put him at ease. "Though I can also be persuaded to suddenly be very interested in market stalls, if need be." She stood and took their plates to her sink, getting ready to wash them. "I must say I'm a little...

"Our food is best described as comfort food," she said in acknowledgement. "Gilneas is often dreary and rainy. If we didn't make food to keep ourselves warm, we'd constantly catch colds." She waited until the both of them were mostly finished with dinner to broach the subject of demons once...

She looked puzzled at what the chopsticks were for, before deciding they must have been meant for eating with. She questioned this assumption, however, when he started to dig into the food with his paws. She couldn't resist a quiet chuckle; it didn't seem like it should have been a delicate...

"I assure you it will. I didn't have everything on hand I would've liked, but it'll be close enough to home," she said with a smile. She gestured for him to take his helping first, since he was her guest. She wanted to see the look on his face anyway, once he tasted her people's food. It was...

"Of course, thank you for telling me." It was a shame, as the best things she had to drink were the vintage wines she'd managed to begin collecting again, but she was certain she could find something for him. She set about the kitchen without saying much, humming softly to herself as she worked...

"Absolutely. Feel free to rest wherever you like. I managed to get some nicer furniture over time, though I'm afraid it's nothing quite like what we would have had in Gilneas." She took a few shortcuts that she would have considered ill-advised had it been later in the day, and silently offered...

"Please, relax. He's relatively harmless, all things considered. No more ferocious than your average house cat... if it could cast a fireball," she conceded after a moment. "I can send him back, if you'd like. I promise my house isn't crawling with them. Though I do like to have the privacy to...

"Don't be afraid. It won't hurt you, unless I command it to," she said with an easy smile. Despite protests she picked the creature up, kneeling in front of Wei Yu to show him how small it was. "It uses the same magics I do, as an aid to me. It's an imp." The chattering continued in displeasure...

"It's a personal preference. Even in Gilneas my home was rather tucked away," she said easily, noticing the small gesture for her comfort. "You'll soon find I have reasons for preferring my privacy, but if it's all the same to you I would rather wait until we've left the city proper to show...

She kept her pace with the mount, deciding that her own would likely have made it back to the house on its own. "Your handwriting is lovely," she commented idly as she watched him write. It seemed that his people did things in an exacting manner, making sure there was purpose to it all. It was...

"Worgen are... well, for a long time they were the beasts lurking just outside our homes, frightening small children into behaving. The 'monster under the bed' if you will. We had no idea if there were still people in there or not, or if they were worth saving. It was only once they attacked...

She smiled in return, glad to have smoothed things over so quickly. "I'm afraid I haven't come into contact much with Pandaren cuisine, but I would love to show you what Gilnean food is like. It's very rich, and quite filling." She turned back towards the way they'd come in. "I actually don't...

A flush fell across her cheeks at the question; how could she have been so presumptuous? "I apologize," she said after a moment. It had been determined for her the moment Balcephoth's name was in the conversation, but in her haste she'd forgotten to actually ask Wei Yu for permission. "I was too...

She shook her head as he wandered off, giving another half bow as he went. "He is... well, it seems his mind might be of two forms as well," she said after a moment. It would do no good to speak ill of her mentor, but she did acknowledge that he had his own quirks to be dealt with. The metaphor...

"You know as well as I do that there are those who are determined to keep their heads in the sand." She gave a bow at the waist as she spoke to the man, to be polite. She couldn't resist a wry grin at her mentor's misunderstanding of Wei Yu's name, however, and had to stifle a chuckle as the...