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She brought a hand to her chin as she looked up and thought about it. How long had she been gone? A few hours? Had to be at least a few hours if she was where the earthlings were. "Yeah.. it has been a long time." But she smiled again and showed off her dimples. "Don't worry though. My Oma taught me and my sister how to navigate the forest. And I have Yava. He's trained to know where home is in case of emergencies." She pointed to the over grown bug with some affection.

"I want my Oma to get another one just for me. Yava is hers." Wouldn't it be nice to have a familiar all her own? "Do you have a familiar?" She had to admit she was mildly curious.

Hearing that the woman had a limbara made her look on with wide eyes filled with awe. "Those are big! Well.. I mean compared to me." She looked down at her little self before she giggled. "I'm not sure what I would want if I had a choice. Yava is really fun to play with. He's really fast. But a limbara would be big enough for me to ride!" At least while she was little. When she got older she might be a bit too tall. Maybe, depending on how tall she got.

"It was really nice of your uh.. husband.. to give you one." Had her Mata or Oma given something like that to the other one when they had gotten together? Was Yava it? No, she didn't think so. Mata didn't like Yava too much, it was more like she tolerated the bug. "I hope I can find someone who will give me things like that."

Having someone worry about your safety was nice. Of course her family worried about her but it wasn't the same. Alizeh turned her head when she noticed the noise of someone getting closer. As Taijana told her to leave before he got there she turned her head back around and smiled.

Before she left she leaned forward and wrapped her arms around the woman's neck so that she could give her a hug. A small kiss was planted on her cheek and she let go, grinning again to show off her dimples. "Okay Taijana. Stay safe." A wave of her hand and she was on her feet so that she could hurry along. A pat to her leg had the overgrown bug scurrying along to follow her.