Anais and Yume were having a very normal conversation the former about her weird choices and finding this room acceptable before she asked for the input of her mentor. In this case, Ailen had been rambling pretty consistently, though not in a way where everything he said was even completely understandable. Anais found this interesting as she'd only truly observed this amount of speech from him like this when they were talking the very first time. His words stated that he wouldn't be picky in this situation and that if she found it satisfactory then all was well. "Hai hai..." she mentioned going over to the door, she'd move her hand toward an obvious place meant to hold her hand and bind herself to the room from the inside. It was hers for the duration of her time here. While she did this, Yume flopped on her bed and decided to speak. "So, are elves here like the high fantasy ones?" she questioned Anais directly, with that raised eye brow and upward inflection. A not so veiled hint that she wanted to know if she should be expecting full aristocratic, downward gazing tall people. "Tact. A little bit of tact. I only know two... and as far as I can tell, they are really tall people with acquired tastes and high fantasy troupes applied..." she answered honestly. "Though to be fair I am pretty sure the two or three counting the one have visions of can be considered eccentric," she added, which seemed to make Yume relax quite a bit. "That was tact... that question could have been way worse~" she admitted. "So then are you sharing my room?" she asked of the girl. "Maybe, probably... just a bit. I can always just go to Mugen-sama's room instead, but I'm not really tired or anything so I likely won't be sleeping any time soon. Besides you've been here 300 years, and I've only been here a day, you missed me," she admitted in a strangely off-handed manner.
Moving right along, Sakura was alone with Charles noting that she was only doing what she said she would. He acknowledged this and claimed he was being weird and that she should ignore him because he was still getting used to everything. He claimed she should also probably just ignore his flips in attitude as he tried to adjust, she couldn't really agree to that. "Iia, I don't think I should ignore it. It isn't that weird, I just don't understand its cause," she commented, aiming to be reassuring. She'd already mentioned he could take from her what he liked and she'd accept even his mood-swings as he tried to come to an understanding of his elevated existence. He apparently found the length of his life rather odd to consider. Some humans had this problem and that was normal as far as she understood it. The length of lifespans in this world were determined by the power of the individual, so some might not live very long at all, and he apparently didn't expect to live so long and have so much time pass without coming back to a place he liked. "Sou ka," she murmured seeming to gain some understanding of his plight. A life this long was previously considered a fantasy and now he was dealing with the fact that he'd ignored something he'd enjoyed and friends he'd had for a thousand years instead of simply dying in a fraction of that time. "I suppose having a fantastical amount of time in which to live is probably pretty overwhelming," she mentioned being quite young herself she didn't think about it much. Her parents had also lived combined for probably more than 20,000 years total. She didn't consider her life in terms of time but instead in terms of desires pursued, actions taken and things created.
Moving right along, Sakura was alone with Charles noting that she was only doing what she said she would. He acknowledged this and claimed he was being weird and that she should ignore him because he was still getting used to everything. He claimed she should also probably just ignore his flips in attitude as he tried to adjust, she couldn't really agree to that. "Iia, I don't think I should ignore it. It isn't that weird, I just don't understand its cause," she commented, aiming to be reassuring. She'd already mentioned he could take from her what he liked and she'd accept even his mood-swings as he tried to come to an understanding of his elevated existence. He apparently found the length of his life rather odd to consider. Some humans had this problem and that was normal as far as she understood it. The length of lifespans in this world were determined by the power of the individual, so some might not live very long at all, and he apparently didn't expect to live so long and have so much time pass without coming back to a place he liked. "Sou ka," she murmured seeming to gain some understanding of his plight. A life this long was previously considered a fantasy and now he was dealing with the fact that he'd ignored something he'd enjoyed and friends he'd had for a thousand years instead of simply dying in a fraction of that time. "I suppose having a fantastical amount of time in which to live is probably pretty overwhelming," she mentioned being quite young herself she didn't think about it much. Her parents had also lived combined for probably more than 20,000 years total. She didn't consider her life in terms of time but instead in terms of desires pursued, actions taken and things created.
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