Eloa forced herself to sit. With blank page before her, she drummed her fingers and chewed on her bottom lip. Why did she care so much of Jergin's fate? Maybe it wasn't Jergin, but Sho. She had this opinion of him. Kind of silly, care free, but good and honorable. After all, that's how she had perceived him to be since they had met. Her eyes wondered around the room. He came off a bit indifferent...why did that bother her? Perhaps Eloa was afraid of bothering him. She picked up her pen and began writing. She couldn't concentrate on her feelings right now.<br/><br/>When finished, Eloa placed the letters in an envelope, or what looked like one, and searched for a candle. She didn't have a signet ring to seal it with, but surely Sho did. Of course, there were no candles and Eloa was unaware that modern envelopes simply needed a lick to seal them. Great! Something else to go wrong a top of Jergin's soon arrival. Eloa tried to calm herself before going over to Sho's room. None of this was his fault, so she needn't be so emotional when speaking to him. So, Eloa took a few deep breaths, straightened her clothes and fixed her hair before grabbing the envelope and exiting her room.<br/><br/>"Oh!" Sho Kaga's form at the railing startled Eloa. She hadn't expected him to be out here. "I've finished the letter.. But.. " She strode to his side and held it out for the man. "I couldn't find any candles to melt for a seal." The light from the stain glassed window fell upon him. It gave him almost an otherworldly glow, especially with his mask. Eloa leaned her back against the railing, her hands resting on top of them. "So, that mask you offered earlier.." She smiled a little...preoccupied? Eloa couldn't tell. Not with his mask on. "I think I'd like to wear it when we meet up with Jergin. Assuming I'm coming along with you, if course." He very well may not want her there. Of course, Eloa could object if that were the case. "I don't want him to know I'm there." The last thing she wanted was for Jergin to talk to her.