Two Rivers Isle You think you know my heart

her frown worried iseul, had the girl asked the wrong question, did it offend her leader?

but with explanation, iseul soon realizes that the frown was not directed towards her but instead was meant to convey how adylaide felt. and although she had merely only met here just a few moments ago, iseul confirmed to herself that she did not like seeing pretty ladies frown.

"worthless?" she mimicked with confusion, brow quirked in the slightest. "not worthless." iseul never really believed in the whole self-depricating behavior that her sister often displayed in times of poor mental health. iseul always had to think of ways to chase her sister's storm clouds away, and now her talent would come back into play once more. when she hears something that she recognizes, iseul can feel her tail begin to thump against the ground in a happy manner.

"부채춤," she says to the other, a bit more confident as the word was familiar, "dancer! very important." a swift nod of the head, as if it was final. these female dancers were an important aspect of culture in iseul's homeland. often done in a group with branches full of bright camellias, these dancers were important in celebration. iseul had seen the intricate dances with her own eyes and wondered if dances held such significance in Adelaide's home. "in homeland, 부채춤 is dance. only most beautiful like adylaide dance it."