Nathaniel was very quick to agree with his brother. "Sounds good to me. Living here is good. Really. No need to throw us into this arena. I'd prefer to avoid my demise, thank you very much." He was slightly insulted by her comment about his cape, but he wasn't going to argue with the woman. Not after, by some miraculous turn of events, she'd decided not to kill them. He'd rather not say anything to make her re-think her decision. Although he was definitely thrown off by the suggestion that they should stay with her, his face turning slightly red at the thought of it. Even more disturbing, though, was the suggestion of being separated from his brother. He was already in a strange place full of strange people. He'd like to stay close to his one real ally here. But he supposed it wasn't really his call to make, so he stayed quiet.<br/><br/>Chrysabelle hesitated for a moment before responding. "I suppose I have room to house one of them," she admitted. "As long as they are not too disturbed by the presence of Sad'hi," she added. Sad'hi, a wolf, was her closest companion. She'd found her abandoned as a cub and raised her herself, and while the wolf sometimes wandered off, she would often return and stay with Chrysabelle for long periods of time. She doubted either one of the men would appreciate her other house-guests. For those who didn't understand wolves, they could be rather unsettling to be around.<br/><br/>Nathaniel paused when the elven woman mentioned the name. "Is that, um, your boyfriend or something?" he asked. "Is he going to object to one of us staying there...?"<br/><br/>Chrysabelle laughed at his question, the first real emotion she had shown in their presence. "No, Sad'hi is not my boyfriend," she said, still clearly amused. "She is a wolf."<br/><br/>Nathaniel paled visibly at his statement, stepping closer to Eliese. "You know, I think I'd rather stay with you," he said to her a bit nervously. "I mean, you're scary and all, no offense, but not as scary as a wolf. No offense." He turned a bit red again, realizing he'd probably just insulted her in several different ways. Still, the thought of being anywhere near a wolf definitely terrified him.