She couldn't help but smile a little as he grinned. His attitude was infectious. He had a very happy way about him, she'd already noticed. Always smiling or laughing. She knew she'd have to find a way to get along with him, as they'd be spending much time together. But she felt a twinge of sadness as he began to speak about finding a home. She had a home. Back on Earth. And the longer she was away, the more her heart ached to be there, and to be with her family. But there was no hope for getting back. This was the life she would have to live. Forced to submit to this man's whims and desires. She shook her head and sighed in defeat. Castallia felt as though she was drowning in hopelessness. She remained quiet for the rest of the time they were in the air.<br/><br/>She did, however, give a sigh of relief as he brought the Tarn down to the ground. Castallia never really had been one for flying. She dismounted after he'd already done so, and wrapped the fur tighter around herself. She was thankful to have somwthing to cover herself. She took a step back, watching quietly as he began to unload the saddle bags. She nodded as he spoke to her about the creatures that might be roaming about the vast plain. There was no way she would even consider venturing off on her own. Though she would've preffered to be away from the man, she decided that his company was better than being attacked by a creature.