"It was really bad when I started early this morning," Inna said, smiling again at the good natured teasing. "My dragonette thought it great fun to beat her wings and cause dust devils," she said, laughing softly as she tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.<br/><br/>The comment about her hands had her blinking down at them, trying to see what Sari was talking about; she didn't see anything special about them; they were just hands. "Ummm...thanks," she said, giving the other female a puzzled glance, wondering what Sari saw that she didn't.<br/><br/>Sari had a nice smile, and Inna found herself smiling back and glancing down at the hand that had brushed the dirt from her cheek, the touch had been nice too. Was she supposed to give a compliment since one had been given to her? She chewed her lip; wishing now he had paid as much attention to her mother's lessons in social etiquette as she had her lessons in healing.<br/><br/>"Its nice to meet you, Sari," she said, forgetting and holding out her hand again, only to pull it back when she remembered how dirty it was. "Maybe between the two of us we can tame these foul beasts and get them in position."<br/><br/>Clueless as ever, she went over to the self she had been struggling with and resumed her position. "If you push while I pull, I would think it would be much easier," she said, blowing hair out of her eyes, her mind already back on the job.