The red haired man seemed more shocked than she had originally anticipated. So much so that he actually stopped singing to focus his full attention on her with his stare as an uneasy smile spread across his visage. Despite his eyes being on her, she didn't let up, and instead raised her voice, singing louder to compensate for the loss of his singing. Nairi wondered if he was an Outlander like her, or one of those natives called Naturals. Honestly speaking, where he came from mattered none to her, that was simply her curiosity speaking after all. Her song was a little lullaby she'd learnt long ago about a mother's love for her child, and it was not something she had ever experienced for herself, being an orphan.
However, she must have sang well with such passion and melody that her efforts were starting to bear fruit. She had successfully managed in attracting the Luxere, and she watched tentatively while continuing her song as the animal began to slowly make its way closer to them. Its shining antlers were indeed a sight to behold, and for a moment, she almost stopped singing. Her new companion congratulated her, but she left that unanswered to focus on the lullaby. She didn't want to stop until it had reached the apples. The Luxere was getting closer with every step it took, and she did not want to jeopardise it.
However, she must have sang well with such passion and melody that her efforts were starting to bear fruit. She had successfully managed in attracting the Luxere, and she watched tentatively while continuing her song as the animal began to slowly make its way closer to them. Its shining antlers were indeed a sight to behold, and for a moment, she almost stopped singing. Her new companion congratulated her, but she left that unanswered to focus on the lullaby. She didn't want to stop until it had reached the apples. The Luxere was getting closer with every step it took, and she did not want to jeopardise it.
