ARONDIR.

Duly noted. Where can he find her?

Then perhaps he'll have to make it habitual and pester her more often.

Does she intend to do something about it?

He's being honest.

That's fair. She's quite beautiful, too.

It would seem he isn't the only precious elf in Tirharad.

She humbles herself. She has a noble heart, and for that, he respects her.

She postures herself as a warrior. The way she carries herself is evidence alone of that fact.

And to this end, he stands ready at her command. What would she have him do?

Arondir meant no offense. He hopes she will forgive him. He isn't usually so cynical, but even he has his moments. He is a soldier first and foremost, and his life is devoted to the people of this realm.

Far be it from him to shirk his duty to these lands on account of fraternization, but eternal life makes it difficult to form close bonds with others outside his own race.

In his eyes, it is more a curse than a blessing.

Many see it that way, yes.

In these lands, elves are naturally immortal.

Not in a very long time.

He's flattered by her sincerity.

He's not entirely sure how to respond to that.

Then he is happy to serve in any capacity he can.

Arondir is no king, but for what it's worth, she has his now.