The sight of the large feline bounding quickly toward her made her hands instinctively flick toward her weapons but Aelena stilled herself at the realization that the very out of place cheetah was most likely a druid running late. It was likely the very druid she was set to be meeting. The sight of the cat looking her over made her lips quirk into a bright smile that flashing her pearly white teeth. On a whim she struck a pose, jutting her hip to the side and resting her hand on it. A small giggle filled the silence between them as she peered out from the shadows of her hood. It was odd that the druid was not returning to human form and for a brief second she thought it might be an odd trick taught to a hunter's pet. That was until the cat spoke.<br/><br/>Or rather, tried to. The growling tone made the human speech hard to decipher and her head tilted quizzically. Her lips pursed in frustration at only managing to grasp an understanding of a few words he spoke. The shaman just stood there, a little perplexed at what was going on until the cheetah druid moved forward to nuzzle at her hand. She gently let her fingers sift through the soft fur before realizing that the cat was gesturing into Everlook. With a small shrug, Aelena followed behind. This was very odd behavior. Rumors circulated that druids that spent too much time in their animal forms could become enamoured with the primal and not wish to revert to a humanoid form, but she had never seen that. Still she followed, wanting to be out of the cold. Following her spotted guide, she stepped into the inn, ducking slightly to fit through the door.<br/><br/>Once inside, the hood was lowered from her face and her hands tucked the stray strands of hair behind her ear. Another warm smile was given and she bent closer.<span style="color: indigo">"Hello, My name Aelena Kalys and it is a pleasure to meet you. I'm sorry but I could not really understand you so I did not catch your name."</span>She felt a little awkward as she extended her hand in greeting. She did not know what else to do and it was only polite after all.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>