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Saris's face turned from serious to quite surprised to see her wings. How had I missed those? He wondered as he studied them in fascination. Saris was not one to fear strange things, or to be completely taken aback either. He rather enjoyed things out of the norm, and Lottie's wings had the spotlight now. "Well wouldn't that mean you would be carrying me if we flew?" He gave a little chuckle and blushed. It was one thing to lean on her when bloody and dying, but it slightly embarrassed him to imagine being carried through the air by a young woman. It gave him a very conflicted feeling between pride and the curiosity of what it might be like to fly.

Saris tried his best to keep his face from turning any redder. It wasn't often that women took great notice of him. After all, he was deadly serious on taking revenge his whole life. How many women want to get to know a brute like himself? Saris wasn't being much of a brute now as she teased him though.

"U-umm.. Well I would like to get there sooner rather then later.." Saris tried clearing his throat to keep it's cool. He might be confident in battle, but with a woman his stomach got tied up in a knot. Lottie had him more nervous than he would be clearing a nest of harpies. Oh dear.. I've really walked into a trap this time.. She must be having a great time right now. Saris maintained eye contact with the girl, trying his best not to look too flustered.

Saris's face turned from slight shock from her laughter, to a sharp glare. "You're cruel." He couldn't help but smirk a little as well for falling to her silly game. Some Reaver he was. He was relieved he wouldn't have to be carried to travel along with her through the air, and it was good to know that his new companion had such a light-hearted side to her. It had been a long time since someone had talked to him like this, not hiding their feelings. With new confidence Saris stood and helped the girl stand. "Well if we've had all our fun now I'm ready to go when you are." Saris gave a little laugh, still mad at himself for losing his cool. This woman.

Saris didn't need to be told twice. He walked up to the vehicle; finally utterly awestruck. She just.. made it. Without question Saris hopped in. He never owned a car, and only knew how to drive a little. He had mostly lived in the dark ages out here on the edge of the big cities. Hopefully he wouldn't accidentally decide to drive through a tree.

He started the engine and looked up at the airborne girl. Saris gave her a thumbs up and called up, "Lead the way Lottie." Besides all the excitement, the pain, the anger and sorrow, Saris felt a deep contentment with his choice to follow this girl to an unknown Kingdom. This was what he wanted to do.