[ Wanderer may as well call himself an expert in flustering the proudest Astrologist in all of Teyvat. Mona huffs and rolls her eyes, and her hands go to her hips, but her attention shifts to the running water almost immediately. It's yet another sign that Wanderer doesn't get under her skin nearly as much as he used to. Good, the plumbing works. (He can get to that tea and make up for lumping her in with the insects, she thinks.)
With Wanderer keeping watch, she knows that she'll feel...safe. Safe -- a word she didn't think she'd use with someone of his nature. However, he's proven time and time and again that he is a reliable companion. Even so, her gaze lingers on him thoughtfully before she averts her gaze, back onto the couch. ]
...If you insist...
[ She'll set up her blanket and place it on the sofa, but -- the tea. Besides, it'll be hard to sleep with all the sounds of thunder and lightning.
Mona makes her way over to the kitchen and pulls up one of the two wooden chairs there. The warmth from the stove is comforting, and she sits up straight before she decides to do some readings -- Mona does not disclose what she's trying to discern, but she nods to herself in silence.
Then: ]
Luckily, the weather tomorrow afternoon seems to be a little more favorable. We should be able to travel more comfortably.
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[ Wanderer may as well call himself an expert in flustering the proudest Astrologist in all of Teyvat. Mona huffs and rolls her eyes, and her hands go to her hips, but her attention shifts to the running water almost immediately. It's yet another sign that Wanderer doesn't get under her skin nearly as much as he used to. Good, the plumbing works. (He can get to that tea and make up for lumping her in with the insects, she thinks.)
With Wanderer keeping watch, she knows that she'll feel...safe. Safe -- a word she didn't think she'd use with someone of his nature. However, he's proven time and time and again that he is a reliable companion. Even so, her gaze lingers on him thoughtfully before she averts her gaze, back onto the couch. ]
...If you insist...
[ She'll set up her blanket and place it on the sofa, but -- the tea. Besides, it'll be hard to sleep with all the sounds of thunder and lightning.
Mona makes her way over to the kitchen and pulls up one of the two wooden chairs there. The warmth from the stove is comforting, and she sits up straight before she decides to do some readings -- Mona does not disclose what she's trying to discern, but she nods to herself in silence.
Then: ]
Luckily, the weather tomorrow afternoon seems to be a little more favorable. We should be able to travel more comfortably.