Kalista jumped when Mitch touched her, but she didn't fight him as he pulled her back out the door. He even came up with a good reason for her behavior on his own. She hadn't known that it was a thing that some people couldn't stand being around too many others. She figured that was her own oddity. It was wonderful news. Now she could just wave her hand and say, 'oh I'm one of those people' and not have to think of ways to escape. Not that she was a druid. Though perhaps some of her talents crossed over. She sat down against the tree, dry and out of sight, and after a few moments felt like she could breathe again.<br/><br/>She looked over at Mitch and then looked down at the ground and said softly, "Sorry, we're not in a town or anything, I didn't think that there would be so many people in there. I'm not used to seeing... people I don't know." Amazing how many of them were not human too. She'd traveled farther than she'd thought. Or her village had been more isolated than she thought. Maybe both.<br/><br/>Watching Mitch stand in the light rain and touch his lips like he'd never known the sky could do that, it occurred to Kalista he was so odd she probably didn't have to worry as much about seeming normal. That was a relaxing enough thought that she laughed quietly and nodded, "All right, I promise I will remain here for now. If you get distracted though, I'm not sitting here waiting for breakfast."<br/><br/>When she spoke it did occur to her that it would be better if he got distracted. Got himself a room and a bath and one of the women in the inn to wash his shirts. Well she could use that argument after dinner if he tried to pull her into his plans again. Now that she didn't have to face people to get it, she was excited for a warm dinner cooked by someone else in a real oven.