Renxian felt something strange this time, frowning after Nidarin wouldn't exchange an eye. Those azure eyes were directed at various angles, like she was anxious and at the same time, she was flustered. But, he respected her and allowed her into the wooden room.
"Sure, come in," the man replied, closing the door and then watching Nidarin who stepped onto the open balcony. "You want a tea or..."
"No, it's fine, thanks," she said politely and halted right in front of the border fence overlooking the cave sight. "Would you come here?"
Renxian lingered, giving in to what she wanted by accompanying her there, stopping right next to her. "So, what is it you like to talk about?" the man uttered, leaning forward while resting his body with both hands folded to the edge.
