Otter Creek Devotion of the Leaderless

The one, who called himself the Knight, seemed both surprised and happy for her interest in his origins. Obviously this was important for him, therefore she listened to him carefully. With every snippet Nishu Inte revealed about his life it was harder and harder for her to believe that she hadn't unknowingly made a step from the real life to a fairy tales. Because he was right about one thing - knights didn't lie around just everywhere and she felt almost special for being one of the rare people, who actually had a chance to speak with him.

The fact that he was looking for a female to watch over and protect specifically was an interesting way of putting "I want to court you from distance", but, since this idea stemmed from her very own unpleasant experiences with men, she brushed it off and never let it show. Nishu looked like a decent guy with his intents pure. "Do tell, what does a knight need to do for his master exactly?" she questioned him further.