She thought about what Zel said for a time, though she had considered that possibility in the past. It was true, the memories might be more painful than not knowing them, but regardless, she still wanted to know. She didn't even know her own name, at least not the one her parents had given her. Being called Larea was her own choice, and though the name had grown on her, she was still curious what her true name was.<br/><br/>She lifted her head from her lap, looking at Zel and giving him a slight smile. It seemed he was assuming the only thing bothering her was her lack of memories. While this was certainly one of the problems, her mind was still racing with thoughts of Zel seeing her bathing. Strangely, it didn't bother her as much as it did yesterday; in truth, the thing that bothered her.. was that it no longer bothered her. Not as much as she felt it should, anyway, though she still found herself blushing like mad when she thought of it. She wasn't entirely sure how to respond to his offer, though. Rather than give a definitive yes or no, she looked away, trying to hide her ever-reddening cheeks, though her expression was still that of a smile.