Glim let herself lie for a few moments, not letting the unexpected situation to have a better hand on her. After all, how often do you end up falling from the sky in the middle of the street? She managed to strike enormous satisfaction from just lying here and not doing anything about it. She watched how the girl, she wasn't much older than 18, by Glim's account, turned out and continued to say something to a buch of people who were standing around her, apparently gathered to listen. But when Glim finally decided to stand, the girl came over, and offered some compassion, shoking Glim by spanking her back. It seemed frivolous, even if outwardly was a gesture of care, to which gesture Glim prepared to respond, but was only shocked once more hearing the girl's introduction as the Priestess Thalia of Tlazolet.<br/><br/>With an expression of surprise Glim covered her mouth and for a moment lost the gift of words. Then she regained her composure, wearing a grateful expression a banged person would have to a passing Samaritan.<br/>She tried to explain her sudden arrival first:<br/>"Oh, it's all my Djinni friend, old pervert, throwing me in the middle of the street like this. I'm terribly sorry for all the combustion!"<br/>Then, attracting a less regretful and more interested tone she said, under her breath:<br/>"You are a priestess, too? How wonderful! I am somewhat of a priestess myself where I came from, but alas, I know very little of the world, being from a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. Would you mind if I follow you and see what you do?"<br/>She was excited about this opportunity to see the active members of other religions first hand.<br/><br/>She heard the priestess telling something about the He Who Sleeps to the crowd, but hadn't quite catched what it was all about. But if she got the situation right, she might still catch the thread on from the further speach.