Arrival

[Arle Nadja]

...Start anew? Arle's heart ached for her friends and the family she'd left behind. It had been hard enough acclimating to Primp! She could never start anew. Not in her life. ...Or at least, that's how it felt to her anyway. She didn't want to imagine never seeing her friends again, a fear that had become all too real several times in her past. She declined to mention this, however, as there were some more pressing things she wanted to address after hearing what Warren had to say. "It's alright... I made a lot of new friends and had a lot of fun adventures along the way!" the mage would reply in a more light-hearted tone, revealing that perhaps she missed her old life already. "But... thanks. I'll keep that in mind." Arle went on to offer. The people trying to tempt her to go to Coruscant had done a particularly bad job at appealing to her better side. A wide miss, if you will. She hadn't had any desire to go there in the first place, but hearing Warren's warning only reinforced those feelings. He was right. There was no point running off into danger until she'd gotten herself situated here in the Omniverse.

It was then that Arle noticed something strange. Warren's eyes were... wandering? She followed his gaze and found that his eyes weren't exactly meeting her eyes. In fact, she came to the abrupt realization that she was being ogled. Arle felt her chest tighten with anxiety. She didn't much appreciate the way she was being looked at. Not at all. Unfortunately, she was also somewhat used to it. She only hoped that nothing more would come of this, lest she be forced to acknowledge it. Quickly attempting to distract herself from the awkward moment, Arle jumped on the opportunity to get moving.

"Yeah~! Let's get moving. Honestly, this place makes me a little uneasy." Arle replied, turning away to make her way through the gate. She stopped just for a moment before moving on through to Camelot. "...I have a question though. What's technologically mean?" Arle off-handedly asked. The word simply did not exist in her world.