Jian saw the young man rushing out of the shop, and took a step back and to the side to be out of his way. The man's hasty apology before he rushed off again left the young woman to blink and shake her head. This Miss Sunsorrow was someone her mentor wanted her to meet. She could have turned back, and she had considered it, about making her own way through these lands and learning about the strange whispers of magic she had already heard on her way.<br/><br/>Yet at the same time she was quite aware of the fact that turning around now would only waste the aid her mentor had given her. Steeling her nerves and drawing a deep breath, Jian reached up to run her fingers against her hair lightly while trying to shake the last doubts from her mind, a small smile rising to her face. Knocking on the doorway, she stepped inside and began to look about, making her way over to stand before Alana'sorel.<br/><br/>This lady was a beautiful elf, though Jian was rather certain that alone was not enough reason for her mentor to send Jian to meet with this woman. Smiling nonetheless delighted at the sight of this beautiful woman, Jian spoke in a friendly, though somewhat tired voice, her discomfort from the bit of too much clothing on her showing in her somewhat embarrassed though charming smile.<br/><br/>"Hello to you, I am Jian Amara and I believe you are Miss Sunsorrow?" Bowing her head politely, Jian continued a couple seconds later in a friendly voice. "I have only just arrived in this fine city, pursuing knowledge and excitement alike. My mentor advised me to seek you out once I arrived, and gave me a sealed letter addressed to you. "<br/><br/>Pulling out the letter from a pocket in her vest Jian let out a soft sigh and smiled a little embarrassed at Alana'sorel, then holding out the letter with her right hand, the slender, smooth fingers lightly holding the letter forth as her left hand brushed of a drop of sweat from the side of her neck then. "I have also only now had the pleasure of getting more acquinted with the amount of heat in this city and though I carry some spare clothing with me in my bag I haven't had the privacy to change, and I found it quite likely that changing in the middle of the street might end up causing more problems than it would solve."