The sight that greeted his eyes was unexpected for sure. The blonde woman who had knelt down and bowed before David was unlike anything he had ever imagined. True to the words in the book she was dressed in tan pants that flared, a tunic of such vibrant pinks and purples that they seemed almost otherworldly. Clearly either someone was going to great lengths to prank him or this was the real deal. He still figured it was a prank, one of the best he had ever seen, and it took all of his will power to not bust up laughing in that moment.<br/><br/>There was something about her demeanor though, it was not indicative of someone playing a prank, even an elaborate one. She looked deadly serious, her actions seemed fluid and out of habit, not forced or practiced. Her voice had contained conviction. All of these things combined began to worry David greatly. He had no idea where or what this Eldorath was, he knew it wasn't home though, that was somewhere else.<br/><br/>"Leara, is it? I am sorry but I do not know who you are." There was a great deal of confusion on his face as he scrunched his nose. "This Eldorath you speak of is unfamiliar to me, but it is not home, my home is in Portland." For one reason or another he turned sideways to allow Leara access to come inside. "Come in and we can talk. It is clear you think I am someone you know, and I desperately want to know how you pulled this prank off."<br/><br/>He threw it out there, and as he did so he walked back inside, under the impression she would follow. His right shoulder still bothered him a bit from being shot, as did his left side. The sharpness caused him to wince, thankfully his face was not toward her, but his movement slowed, before he headed to the chair to sit. He indicated she should do the same, and waited for further explanation.