"I must admit," Paladin says after the offer for the picture. "I was slow in working through the necessity of a ship that floated through space: the comparison is easier for me to comprehend. I would very much like a picture, thank you!" Now just wait until that picture is something other than a sketch: ka-boom!

"Teleportation, it is quite useful in tricky spots," there is an eye narrow in the voice. "More often than not it's in combat, but I suppose it would be very helpful if one was mistakenly detained by local authorities. That doesn't happen as often as it used to." Because the Tiefling is spending less and less time at the cards table and more and more time getting hit by evil things.

"That sounds like a wonderful memory! You didn't own a horse, yes? There was one at the stables you went to?" If so, that's interesting: that even in a world like Adia's not everyone could afford a horse. "I am curious about your family but I am unsure if it's too sensitive a topic to speak about, Adia, so I would understand if you would not like to talk about them." Paladin tilts her head up to gaze at the woman on the horse, leaving an unspoken offer at the end of the sentence. If she would like to speak, Paladin would like to hear.