As Seyna had turned, she'd offered a smile to both A'drew and Serrah, taking her cup and bowl in hand to walk them to the kitchen area to deposit them for cleaning. She was walking steadily, but not swiftly, and turned at the sound of Serrah's voice. The question of how the Wingleader felt about the only female blue rider in the wing was not one that would ever have occurred to her. She tended to be quite oblivious to the finer points at times.<br/><br/>Her ears perked at hearing her own name called, and she paused on her way to the kitchen area, seeing Serrah moving to join her. She was unaccustomed to hearing her friend stammering so, but as she smiled and got out the question, Seyna felt her cheeks heat a little in a faint blush.<br/><br/>"Oh my...I hadn't really thought of it, to be honest..." her voice trailed off as she considered things. It was certainly proper for a blue to rise to chase Charith, and Haranth was indeed a fine dragon. Seyna herself hadn't really thought much about influence her dragon's choice, but she wasn't particularly interested in any of the other blue riders, though she knew a few of them prefered other men. She turned things over in her mind, and it almost didn't occur to her that if Haranth were to fly Charith, that she might find Serrah in her bed. She was startled, but figured she was reading too much into things. Surely Serrah would find her own chosen companion to slake the lust that inevitably accompanied a mating flight.<em>And perhaps,</em>Seyna thought,<em>I can retire and satisfy things with my own hands and not deal with all those leering animals.</em><br/><br/>She looked up at Serrah's smiling face, and couldn't help but wonder what lying with another woman might be like. The wonder she felt only deepened her blush, as she realized how absurd that thought would have been to her before she'd come to the weyr. But she only smiled through her blush, nodding slowly.<br/><br/>"I think he has a fair chance to fly Charith, if you send him up." And she left it at that, too shy to offer anything more on the subject. She continued her walk, dropping off her dirty dishes to be cleaned, and then made her way out toward the rim of the Weyr. The wherhide clothing she'd come to enjoy wearing felt cloying today, and she stifled another groan.<em>Yes,</em>she thought,<em> Charith will rise today, and soon.</em>