"Probably."

"You don't seem like you'd be very entertained by that."

"No offense, but I don't trust you."

"I'm wounded, truly. Whyever not?"

"You still haven't told me your names, for one."

"My bad!" She bows dramatically. "I'm Hisame! My dear friends are Eliana, Mora, the Keres - and did we ever get the pet's name, darling?" She directs that last to her girlfriend.

"I don't believe so, kitten."

"Pet."

She points. "That one! More Mora's than anyone else's, but Mora shares. She seems to have taken our trip rather poorly. We would like to get her somewhere she - and the rest of us as well - can recover safely."

"I don't think this village is a good place for you to do that."

"Aw, why ever not?"

"Because it's mine, and I like it boring."

"You think we'd spice things up, just resting?"

"Call it bender's intuition."

"It's like you've met us! But we can behave, you know. Like a little vacation!"

She stares at Hisame for a moment.

"One night," she says. "Wait here. I'll arrange... rooms. Then walk you in."

"Alright. Thank you for your kindness!"

She turns and goes back to the village.

The Keres steps beside Hisame. "Going to follow her?"

"I suspect we'd be noticed - at least if we kept to the ground, and I can't subtly fly. Though it may be worth it, to have her know she's watched. Assuming she keeps her word, though, it might be fun to reward her. Good help is so hard to find."

"We seem to have done well enough so far. Two worlds, two people. Perhaps two and a half."

"If the first person we drop on here is just as delightful as Mora, I'm going to be quite suspicious."

"Third time is conspiracy, as they say."

"Somebody leaving us treats, you think?"

"They must want to be on our good side."