"That's not bad at all. Just enough to be out of the way a bit but still close enough to go into town for anything you might need." With each passing minute, she was eager just to get off the train and be there despite how comfortable she was next to James on the train. Their own home in Sidwell was still within city limits, though the other houses around them had fairly large lots as well so it made them feel further removed from the city than they actually were.<br/><br/>Deen's ear twitched slightly as the baby lifted them up and they felt those fingers explore, but they were very tolerant of everything the child wanted to do to them. Of course their little fuzzy tail was a short little nub and the rabbit turned back almost curiously to see what they were up to. "That's called thunder." Delphine told them, turning their attention to the sky rather than the rabbit as the boom could be heard again. "It comes from a storm, it's raining out." She was glad to see that they were more curious by the sounds than anything else and it really didn't seem to frighten them at all.