Briar blinked and raised a brow behind her mask, a bit of a pout on her lips. No one came her by will? Well, that wasn't right. Briar roamed in all by herself. She could have chosen to fly the other way on that gull she was riding then, but instead the pixie dived right in! So did many patrons, who could have chosen to keep walking, at least that is how she saw it. Rowan was literally thrust onto this property, as Briar was told by him.
Meant to be here, and part of what might go on between the two Leocorns? She didn't get it.
"Why would I have anything to do with them? They're.. far above me. I'm only a traveling pixie, my Lady." The pixie would say, not understanding. "I understand." She continued, "They are both very out of the loop, Sire - er - Rowan is even at best still very bestial... It must be hard to have a family so split." She ended it in a softer voice, looking down at bit, as if remembering her own pixie clan in Spiderwood. "But I assure you, I know that Rowan wants to go home more than anything." The pixie lastly said, just before the Silver Woman bade her goodbye. But, she didn't recall ever saying her name to the Royal...
After which, Briar sighed and decided to take up dancing again with one rather round gentleman. He was clumsy and almost stepped on her feet twice, even, so Briar moved one to a man dressed in purple. He had a feathered mask of the same color, and at least he could dance...
She almost just wanted to get lost in dancing now!
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Once finally upstairs, Rowan looked for a place for them to lounge. It wasn't too hard to find, as there was a place with three chairs and a couch nearby. He lead Clair there and had her sit before he picked his own seat, listening to her talk. He nodded with a polite smile. "A believe of destiny. I cannot say that I am not one as well..." He mused, scratching at his silver and white goatee.
"But then I also have to assume you're a new patron of the Blank Slate." he smirked, looking her over with his golden eyes, seeming to glow again underneath his mask. "You're not the first to say that exact thing to me." he told her as he reclined back on the chair, putting his arms on the arms of the chair. His lion-like tail lethargically twitched beside his left leg, curling up and then releasing down to the ground again.
"When did you arrive?" he inquired, wondering why Cery hadn't sent for him to show them around or something ridiculous.