Esszie was out in her garden and seemed to be absorbed in a staked series of climbing vines.  But she did look up and smile as Izusa rushed past.  She didn't say anything, but did seem curious as Isuza again returned from the inside with the ribbons from her robes.  She apparently didn't consider this to be breaking the 'no clothing' rule and so simply watched with growing curiosity as Izusa dashed away.  Returning to Where Tera had been she found the woman still shoveling hay with a pitch fork.  "<strong>You dashed off priestess,"</strong>Tera said,<strong> "But my home is just up the hill here.  Follow?"</strong><br/><br/>She set the pitchfork down and led Izusa past a few homes in the community before stopping at a small hut and opening the door.  Inside the area was small, crampt, but clean and well kept.  It was a single large room with everything one needed to live in that single room.  A bed in one corner, the kitchen in the opposite, a table dominating the middle of the space, and chests, cabinets, and shelves placed around.<strong>"Tea?" </strong>she asked as she opened the shutters to let light into the small home.<br/><br/>She moved around the room and collected a few things, from a footlocker at the foot of the bed, an old blanket.  From a dresser a golden locket.  From a shelf a book.  She set these on the table in front of Izusa.  Pointing to the locket first she said,<strong>"This is the only thing even resembling a family heirloom that I might have.  It belonged to my mother and she gave it to me as a child.  That was before.... before I came to live here.  Before I was exiled to pandora's lands.  This blanket, it is special to me.  Esszie gave it to me my first night in this community.  She showed me kindness after the depredations I had suffered in these pandora controlled lands.  I've treasured it since.  This book,"</strong>she rest her hand on it,<strong>"Im sure you recognize the holy tome of course, being a preistess.  When I first came to these lands, I carried one openly to try to fit in.  I think it may have saved me from harsher fates then I might have met otherwise, and while I don't worship the goddess faithfully, I know that my life here in these lands has been ever better than what it was under the 'mortal' realms."</strong><br/><br/>She looked up at Izusa, wondering if these items would do the trick.