<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/4/45/Df4ac8a65823e9fd1da4d8bcba8807ef.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Isylia Siannodel<em></em><br/><strong>Hit Points</strong>:<em>43/43</em><br/><hr/>"I'm fine, thank you."<br/><br/>Isylia stepped tentatively into the room, meeting his gaze with a light smile on her lips when she replies, before turning to take in her surroundings. The plainness surprised her, but she didn't think it a bad thing. Perhaps the sparse decorations said something of the man who worked here? The thought relaxed her, just a little. If he was not the kind to care for splendor, maybe he wasn't the kind to worry overly much about formality either. Though that would mean she'd better not be too stiff about this. She didn't want to make a bad... well, if not first, at least second impression. Isylia had saved his life, of course; she hadn't forgotten that. And maybe anyone else would have taken that as license to make demands and act however they pleased, but to her, it wasn't such a big thing. Not that she doubted the importance of saving a life, of course... rather, she didn't deserve too much praise for being there with the right skills at the right time. Anyone could have done it, had things played out just a little differently.<br/><br/>So Isylia was dressed simply, but not poorly; not out of place considering her surroundings. A short white dress left her arms and much of her legs bare while covering the rest. It was plain, but well made and equally well cared for, and with the way the thin fabric clung to her feminine form, its simplicity did nothing to detract from her ethereal beauty. She took a seat as offered, rested her hands in her lap, and did her best to look at ease as she waited to hear what he had to say. The sudden rumble in her stomach didn't help with that. She had overslept, and in her haste she hadn't actually eaten... but she didn't want to impose. She didn't think about her response to his question before she said she was fine, truth be told.<br/><br/>Feeling a blush creeping onto her cheeks, she spoke up again in hope he wouldn't notice that either. "I am glad to see you have made a full recovery yourself. Is there something more I can do for you?"