The Sky's The Limit

[Arle Nadja]

...Say, if the remains of the food they'd just eaten had just returned to being Omnilium, did that mean that there was technically Omnilium in her tummy right now? That was a weird concept to Arle, but it certainly didn't feel wrong. It felt pretty right on the contrary, being well fed, so she didn't think too hard on it. It helped that there was something decidedly even more exceptional for her to consider. Arle considered Warren's words. Anything she wanted, huh..? Like, literally? That sounded pretty handy! Could it bring her friends here so that she'd have some familiar faces to keep her company? That was kind of a tempting offer. A dangerously tempting offer. ...Should she bring her friends here, though? They all had lives and aspirations to attend to, after all. Bringing them here would probably disrupt all of their lives... Maybe she was being a bit selfish. Then again, she imagined Carbuncle might enjoy a good adventure. He'd always enjoyed her company and the only reason he'd ever wanted to part with her was because he got bored. The more she thought about the idea, the more conflicted it made her. Perhaps that was a thought for a different day. She'd be here a while if she tried to work out these feelings now. For now, she had a much less morally ambiguous task to perform.

"Oh, um--Sure! I guess I'll have to show you it sooner or later if we're going adventuring together, right~?" Arle would reply once she got a chance to speak, smiling somewhat enthusiastically at Warren in response to his request. It seemed like she enjoyed the idea of heading out on an adventure, which was perhaps strange given she was already somewhat lost in a new world. In all honesty, Arle was a bit bewildered at his insistence upon seeing that spell after the incident earlier. She supposed magic was pretty impressive given the right audienc, though. Maybe he was as curious about her as she was about this new world! " . . . So all I have to do is learn how to use Omnilium and I can use it to get my flute back?" Arle would muse aloud. Perhaps she could learn how to do that while she was here in Dalaran. "Hey~ Thanks for taking me here to Dalaran. I'm looking forward to trying to find that sword with you. Will you come get me when it's time to go find it, or..?" Arle went on to state, beaming slightly. It had meant a lot to her to have company on the journey, even if things had gotten a little bumpy on the way. She couldn't be sure how things would have gone if she'd went on her own, but she imagined it would have been a less pleasant experience overall.