Seria smiled in response to his words. It was a sad smile, one that did nothing to brighten her fair features. "Yes, they do indeed. But I suppose that is of their own doing. If they wish to live in a past they cannot change, it is their choice, and I dare say there isn't much that can be done to save them from themselves. After all, we are often our own worst enemy, though we may not always realize it." she shrugged. "Perhaps, but I would rather be noble and be considered a fool, than to be a fool who cares for nothing or no one but herself. What a sad existence that must be." she mused, giving him a smile. "None taken."<br/><br/>"Yes, I imagine that is quite the deterrent for potential allies." she chuckled at the latter. "I'm afraid I don't know you well enough to judge that yet. But I imagine that if you try to make all of your friends by grabbing them in the street and dragging them into the bushes, I can see where that might scare them away." she said in a charmingly sweet manner. "Lucky for you, and perhaps not so much for me, I am not like most people." she chuckled a little to herself and tilted her head to watch him fiddle with her ornaments.<br/><br/>"Really? You mean when your skin is burnt to a crisp and you're writhing about in pain, you don't take time to find a mirror to have a look? What a shame." her voice was a mix of playful teasing and sarcasm and she leaned her head back against the couch as closed her eyes. "Is that so? Well, that's a shame. But I suppose there's no point in denying it, hm?" she opened her eyes and turned her head so that she could see him once more, watching him examine another of her ornaments. "As long as we're on the same page." she added with a charming and somewhat coquettish smile.<br/><br/>She leaned comfortably into the couch as he flipped through the TV guide, which was generally neglected, as she rarely spent much time watching television. She shook her head and laughed lightly when he asked if she had a wand. "No, I do not." she replied with a hint of amusement in her voice. "I imagine it would be rather inconvenient to require such a thing in order to perform magic." she shrugged. "Of course, some things are required for certain spells and rituals, but a wand? No." she gave a slightly amused smirk.<br/><br/>She leaned her head back at stared at the ceiling once more, sighing lightly. "Do you really think it's wise to just sit around and wait for them to return?" she questioned, more thinking aloud than anything. "Although, I haven't the slightest idea where we would go if we did run." she added thoughtfully before falling silent as she thought on their options.