"Oh dear," this is after a significant silence once Adia ends her explanation. Is this crazy talk? It sounds crazy, these tiny things inside of her determining how tall she was, the color of her skin, and wilder yet - her sex: which may or not make more sense than some people feeling the Tiefling had been blessed by the gods. At this point, Paladin had believed in what she had said with almost no question at all, but what if all this was just crazy talk?

But even after a few days she had not been wrong or made up anything else. "This is very fascinating," Paladin breathes, unconsciously leaning forward. "I am struggling to believe this is true, it seems so unbelievable. How do you know this to be true?" Her current difficulty doesn't make Paladin hostile but curious, wanting to believe. Adia believed when Paladin spoke about magic and how fantastic was that?

The call to get another plate is almost relieving and she stands. "I think you may know more than I do, regardless! A polar bear? he is friendly? I will have to swing around and see him for myself." Paladin motions back toward where Adia had gone for her first plate, and when they drew close enough pointed at the bowls of green, red, and orange jello some with dollops of whipped cream on top. There it sits, and there Paladin's finger points like a child tattling.


[hey, i'm always down for wild aus! okay that sounds adorable and awesome, i bet she was a lot of fun! also: love that she kind of ended up a social worker!]