Oh, empty my heart
His bow made her laugh, more because it was unexpected. "It's a deal, then," she smiled, happier than she wanted to admit to have this promise to look forward to. So much more tangible than 'see you sometime', it made her feel impatient about all the duties she had waiting at home.
"Hm? Oh, I see. My father used to be nobility is his old world, apparently. A 'baron'. I couldn't quite pinpoint what that entailed, but he can be very picky about manners when he wants to be." Which was rarely, in all honesty. Still, Seren knew enough that when Sah retrieved his plate, she responded with a deep and graceful curtsy, ruined only by the sneaky hand that nicked a piece of cheese from said plate.
Leaning down to share some of it with Lilly, a new tune was struck up from the many tents and stalls. It was vibrantly cheerful and loud enough to be heard where they stood. Looking over towards the tents, Seren listened and slowly began to hum along, once the melody began to make sense.
"I wonder if there will be dancing," she mused. None among the tables seemed inclined, which was a shame.
"Hm? Oh, I see. My father used to be nobility is his old world, apparently. A 'baron'. I couldn't quite pinpoint what that entailed, but he can be very picky about manners when he wants to be." Which was rarely, in all honesty. Still, Seren knew enough that when Sah retrieved his plate, she responded with a deep and graceful curtsy, ruined only by the sneaky hand that nicked a piece of cheese from said plate.
Leaning down to share some of it with Lilly, a new tune was struck up from the many tents and stalls. It was vibrantly cheerful and loud enough to be heard where they stood. Looking over towards the tents, Seren listened and slowly began to hum along, once the melody began to make sense.
"I wonder if there will be dancing," she mused. None among the tables seemed inclined, which was a shame.
I've got to make room for this feeling
SEREN
