Elena listened to her carefully, feeling unusually calm around her when she spoke. Her whole visage was attractive, which didn't necessarily apply in a sexual manner, but rather in a very comforting manner. She felt like someone you could trust, someone who you wanted to tell all your secrets to, someone you would do anything for. While she was listening, Elena forgot about Nahzun, it seemed so natural to listen to her, only to her, as if there wasn't any other truth than the one slipping through her beautiful lips. Elene's forehead softened, her frown disappeared, and her anxiety about the current events was forgotten. She had to bond with this protector. It was the right thing to do.<br/><br/>When she finished, Elena turned to the greenskin in the middle of the room, and suddenly her anxiety rippled through her again. If he was to be her bodyguard, why was it necessary to bound him with magic so he<em>wouldn't</em>harm her? Shouldn't that be his incentive anyway? She scanned him, he didn't look very capable, or genuine about what Miss Rayne was proposing. She knew she wasn't nearly where she had to be to be able to protect herself against all the barbaric attacks that were currently going on, but was this really necessary? Couldn't she just grab one of the guard of the village and request them to remain at her side? She turned back to Miss Rayne, who had retracted a scroll from her sleeve. It was written in a strange language that Elena wished she understood.<br/><br/>But once she began talking, looking deep into her eyes, all that was unimportant. It seemed so natural. She would sign the scroll. This...greenskin, was the only one who could protect her because he came from such an amazing woman. Without second guessing herself, Elena signed the scroll, using her teeth to bite a small opening into her thumb, and placing it firmly next to her signature. Even though Nahzun had taught her to never sign anything in blood because no good would come of it, even though in any other circumstances this would have made her uneasy, right there and then, this felt like second nature.