Siena fell quiet, and nodded as Marion's swift and very clear rejection of her suggestion. "Yes Mistress." Her eyes widened slightly and she looked a little stricken as Kasey told her where she was - she was hopelessly far from where she had been taken, and if her father moved at all - and his business necessitated he do so - she might as well be on another planet. Without a flier of her own, and this deep into what was unquestionably human territory, she'd be captured again well before she made it home, if not worse.<br/><br/>She waited for Marion to get in and strap herself into the safety harness before climbing in herself, the lithe, flexible girl having little trouble settling into the spaces Marion didn't occupy. She perched on the woman, trying to keep as much weight off her as possible, to keep from being any more of a burden. The girl looked nervous as Kasey mentioned what Bengal claimed about her father.<br/><br/>"I...I don't know if its true. I didn't...I didn't know that's what Bengal was going to say, why I was up on the platform..." Marion could feel her fear. "I only knew him as a trader, well liked by his customers for fair and honest dealings."<br/><br/>"No Sir, I've never been in a flier..." the girl still curiously gazed out the windows, before letting out a surprised squeak as he took off and accelerated, falling against Marion, pressed against her for a moment before struggling back to her place. "I'm sorry Mistress."