Ylene's words repeated themselves in Miyuki's head, the bard keeping a stoic expression as the drow gave a detailed explanation of her deities, and possibly a deity who had links in this new world. Miyuki could only nod, and allow herself to be led downwards back to the door. Ylene's advice helped her, possibly in many more ways than this newcomer could imagine. Making the same mistake twice? Miyuki ran through her actions, ran through the words spoken to her by Etron and Ylene, even as she gave the priestess a low bow of thanks, before stepping out onto the cool air of the night.<br/><br/>As the door shut, Miyuki walked down the steps, her mind contemplating about what she needed to change. Was she still too ingrained in the beliefs of her old home in this new world? Was she actually incompatible with Laelith's views and traditions? That would surely haunt Miyuki for several nights, was she not one who learnt from her mistakes, or at least was willing to change and try different methods to adapt.<br/><br/><em>Stupid. Stupid Miyuki!</em>The bard scolded herself. Looking to the side, Miyuki could see the shop Vii indicated, and decided to head over to join him. However, there was one thing Miyuki needed to do.<br/><br/>If she was to be of Laelith, despite being a human Of a rare and unique appearance and mannerism, the bard will start by shedding her old skin. Shed the fear and traces of her past.<br/><br/>The sash was pulled, and Miyuki's black robes opened as she felt the cold wind bite at her skin. Not letting it deter her, the bard pulled the garment off her body, before stashing it in her bag, her light and delicate skin now exposed for all to see, exposed for the wind to blow. In only her underwear, Miyuki blushed a little, but told herself that she'd get used to it.<br/><br/>Exhaling as Miyuki tried to warm herself up, the bard nodding to herself before heading to seek out Vii.<br/><br/>She'd have one chance left.