Perhaps she was right about all of this. Maybe he would have done better if he just stopped pretending. The fact that he was trying to act like someone else could be off-putting. Still, he had wanted to do his best to fill the role that he was given. He was supposed to be a dark mage. Black magic was supposed to be disturbing. Nothing that Chandler ever did was too spooky, though. As a result, he figured that he might as well have just done what Frost was telling him. From now on, he would simply act pretty natural toward her.<br/><br/>"Alright, I'll do that, but promise me that I'm not going to look like an idiot, okay?"<br/><br/>At this point he would have followed her. Even he could have realized that she was not flying for his benefit. Fairies would always have flown if given the chance. At least, that was what he had assumed. He hadn't met many, but they were fascinating creatures.<br/><br/>"I promise at least not to be dishonest!" The way that he had said that was plenty more natural, and Chandler was now starting to look like a regular person. He was probably even sounding like it, though he didn't do anything to alter his physical appearance. Even if she had wanted him to act naturally, he wasn't taking off the wizard's hat.<br/><br/>"Sorry about the bravado before; I honestly figured that you wouldn't have accepted me if I just acted like this, you know? Aren't black mages supposed to act a certain way?"