Moonspear your subaru is ugly

Kindle wasn't as sure about that. He didn't think their friendship had ever been quite warm. He still felt a bit uneasy after introducing her to Cosmo, but admittedly, no harm had ever come of that. Perhaps he just hadn't been making enough effort.

"This is home," he reminded her, a huff of laughter in his voice. It wasn't hard to imagine the things she described to him — his own princess niece was here, after all. But despite having seen it, it still sounded silly and a bit fantastical to him.

"Servants, huh?" he asked, his voice wry. "None of those out here. I guess you were important back where you come from, though."

Here, she was the same as the rest of them. And a newcomer, which put her at the bottom of the stack, as far as he was concerned.

"If you like dancing, you ought to come dance with me," he offered. "I'm trying to teach everyone willing to learn about our traditional dances."