She was touched by the fact that she had been able to bring happiness to him and smiled, looking down. "I'm glad to have brought you happiness." Sajedene stood up when he began to prepare himself for getting out. She couldn't wait to walk somewhat freely outside after several days of imprisonment. It was a fairly nice weather outside as well and staying between the castle walls all day just didn't sound like a pleasant idea. She brought her empty cup to the sink before turning her attention back on him as he began his story on how he had received immortality. For some reason he was a bit embarrassed about what he was about to tell, but it only further increased her curiosity.<br/><br/>Sajedene was fairly inexperienced in matters of magic and mythical creatures, but in her home schooling she had briefly studied Djinni. Vaandom, being a place mostly devoid of magic or where magic was generally shunned, no one had never seen a magical creature. To think that someone she knew had once been able to stand face to face to a creature like a Djinni fascinated her. She nodded eagerly and let him take her hand as he promised to continue the story while on their way out. Following him out of his quarters, with each word she became increasingly more amused and had a hard time holding her giggle. "She probably thought she was serving you right by rewarding your boyish eagerness with a broken back." Sajedene laughed openly, covering her mouth politely. "At least your back seems fine now."<br/><br/>It was truly a funny story and it was no wonder he was embarrassed about telling it. Sajedene wasn't a prude, but she realized that sharing sexual stories with strangers was not something one would do easily and every day. Then again, Gando hardly treated her like a stranger. Perhaps he was worried about tainting her mind? Too bad it had been tainted a long time ago. She was very much in touch with her own sexuality, but knew when to be graceful and elegant instead of seductive and hungry for satisfaction. As a princess, she had quickly learned to separate bedroom matters from throne room matters. "It must be amazing though, being forever young. You never lose your charms. I know one day I will get old and wrinkly and it pains me, as once that day arrives, no one will gaze upon me." Sajedene spoke in a thoughtful manner. "It seems to me that women lose their worth as soon as they gain their first wrinkles and once they have given birth. Even more so as they get married." Ah, yes. Marriage, despicable marriage.<br/><br/>The castle fully captured her attention as they walked through the hallways and stairs. Incredible how all these people where there only to serve one man and one man only. And the gardens, those magnificent gardens she had admired before. For a moment she was completely captivated by the sight. Sajedene closed her eyes and breathed in the fresh air that smelled like grass and soil after a long rain. Nature was alive and well all around her even after such a terrible storm and it was invigorating. She stopped to inhale the scent of a fascinating flower before hurrying to catch up with Gando once more.<br/><br/>"I've learned from your experienced." Sajedene assured with a dazzling smile. "Never in my life have I heard such a story. The thing you must have witnessed so far..! How I envy you. You are an ocean and me, I am merely a small raindrop in it."