[Oddly enough, out of all who have gathered at Shiro's apartment, it is the goddess who takes the stairs and knocks at the door. Though she could have teleported as well, there is no sense in wasting her magical energy. She will need every fragment of it that she has if she is to carry out her duty to this world.
It had taken some time to convince Dhaos to remain behind; though he is well aware she is capable of protecting herself, he had not liked the idea of her meeting so many powerful strangers alone. While she acknowledges even now that it is something of a risk--though she may trust Shiro, his friends she has yet to meet are another matter--in the end, she believes Dhaos' presence would do more harm than good. His size, remote demeanor, and overprotective nature would not be of use here.
She had considered several ways of presenting herself, and in the end had chosen to wear a sundress, her hair braided simply down her back. She is well aware it will make her story difficult to believe when she looks so innocuous, but she is willing to accept as much...and the reactions of Shiro's friends to her will tell her a great deal about their personalities.
And so here she is, alone and waiting--for the moment.]
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It had taken some time to convince Dhaos to remain behind; though he is well aware she is capable of protecting herself, he had not liked the idea of her meeting so many powerful strangers alone. While she acknowledges even now that it is something of a risk--though she may trust Shiro, his friends she has yet to meet are another matter--in the end, she believes Dhaos' presence would do more harm than good. His size, remote demeanor, and overprotective nature would not be of use here.
She had considered several ways of presenting herself, and in the end had chosen to wear a sundress, her hair braided simply down her back. She is well aware it will make her story difficult to believe when she looks so innocuous, but she is willing to accept as much...and the reactions of Shiro's friends to her will tell her a great deal about their personalities.
And so here she is, alone and waiting--for the moment.]