Sigrun was surprised by the shove from earlier, not that her face ever showed it. Everyone would want a clean mask, she thought. He hid his face moments after the mask was removed. She wondered what there was to be ashamed of? People often comment on her hair, Larea is a mute, and his skin is partially stone. With the group assembled here, one might think that those who are<span style="font-style: italic">normal</span>are the real monsters. Not like hair was anything to make a big deal of, but, she certainly didn't act like a normal person. From the man's reaction, it seemed best not for Sigrun to speak, and she simply watched the events that unfolded with interest, up until the point they left. She pondered on what course of action she should take. Where was Ahmaht? Where were those two going? For things first, standing in someone's room thinking would only seem awkward, especially if they came back and she was still there, pondering.<br/><br/>The knight moved herself downstairs and eventually outside. A strange feeling overcame her, almost as if she was being... watched? She looked around but there were only villagers minding their own business. Then there was the problem of her course of action; should she stay and wait for Larea and Zel to get back from their nature walk, or look for the foreigner Ahmaht? She felt slightly tired, being woken up so early by the foot of an angry woman. Though, eventually, all her thoughts were overtaken by something she noticed in the corner of her eye. There was a stuffed animal being sold in a small stand on the just as tiny marketplace. Maybe she should give it to Larea, as a sort of, "Get well soon!" present? She walked over to the stand, the creature was mostly purple in color, with its under section more of a pinkish hue. The hooves of the beast were an odd choice of cyan, and its eyes looked like huge round black beads. It looked like some sort of alpaca with the ears of a bear. She thought it seemed adorable enough, and shelled out the money to the vendor, blissfully taking the animal in the process. However, it felt like something was... missing from the creature.