<span style="font-family: 'Georgia'">As the girl would have her eyes locked with the back of her new companion, it would be easy to discern the general message of the conversation just from facial features. The man seemed <i>extremely</i> worried. For a grown man his size, seeing fear like that from him was sometimes even enough to strike fear into other people... but as if she were some type of angel, that sweet smile and those gestures with her hands and he slowly but surely calmed down. Finally, after about three minutes they were back to a proper conversation and they were done about thirty seconds after, the brutish looking sailor sincerely grasping the woman's hand to shake it before hurrying off.<br/>
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"All done, let's go. I never asked this little Soulithyan sparrow what her name might've been. I'm Velicia, Velicia Weiss. I'm a Faenan exorcist working in this city, though I'm more trained in combat than I am at purification. I can do both fairly well due to the amount of faith our lady garners in this city." Certainly, no one could blame the young lady for being so drawn to this absolutely perfect woman. Not only was she gorgeous, she seemed to be a fairly devoted woman... as if she was an angel given human form. Stares from around were also common, all looking in the direction of the beautiful woman yet none approaching her. In a place such as this, she seemed to almost be like the single gem in a pile of muck and grime.<br/>
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"It's a sad sight to see, isn't it? My lady preaches the notion that all flows of water eventually return to the larger ocean, regardless of how minor they are... yet here we are in Asetalos. The volume of your water seems to be everything." It wasn't meant to be taken literally, though now the woman opened her parasol back up before padding down the dirty streets amongst the frequent glances. "Come. I'm a little..." ...It was if something was wrong with her, and one soft yet tense looking smile would reveal a faint hint of sweat running down the corner of her visage. "I don't do too well in heat due to my appearance. If possible, I'd like to go to a darker or a cooler place." <br/>
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It was understandable for the most part, people with paler skin felt the sting of the sun so much more. She'd wait for the girl before continuing on down the street... idle chatter allowing Rhaya to continue hearing her elegant yet oddly soothing voice.<br/>
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Getting lost in her words was easy, she was an excellent hostess... to the point that the world might've even faded and allowed a person to simply keep their legs working as they continued to remain captivated by her. Sooner or later, she'd suddenly stop as the world clicked back into motion. They seemed to be in some type of park now... springy, well-kept grass underfoot and leagues of trees for quite a distance after. The sparkle of water in the form of rivers snaked around inside the location and the occasional path cut through along with a bridge that connected over the river. She'd casually move over to an isolated spot before just sitting down underneath the shade of the tree and sighing softly.<br/>
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"I'm sorry. You seem like the type to worry and I don't want you to needlessly worry about me. I should be okay now. Is there anything about the city you'd like to know about? Questions perhaps? Or... maybe you're more curious about me?" Suddenly, a more playful part of her personality would make itself known, her lips curving into a teasing smile as she'd grip the girl's wrist to sit her down on the grass next to Velicia... and the moment she did sit down, Velicia would rest her head off to the side on her shoulder abruptly. "Mm. Nice and cold." In a light mutter, she'd nestle close... the heat from her hair and skin a little overpowering at first but most of all, that subtle scent would make itself known. If it was even a little more potent, it'd be intoxicating enough to cause addiction.<br/>
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If, her companion permitted, she'd keep the position while waiting patiently for her companion to ask whatever she felt the need to ask. If not, she'd just sit up before leaning back on the tree trunk with her back.</span>