[the sudden realization that it was the rain that has her scared brings a smile to her lips...but it's not an unkind one. It's helped by the fact that Sayo isn't the first person she's run into here who is confounded by water pouring from the sky... or it may just be the same acceptance that allowed her to accept friends with faerie blood and boys who talked to bicycles. Anything was possible.]
No. No, really. It's alright. It's just rain.
[she doesn't leave the shelter of the tree. She doesn't want to startle the woman too much. But she holds out her hand beyond the bows so that the water can hit her upturned palm]
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[the sudden realization that it was the rain that has her scared brings a smile to her lips...but it's not an unkind one. It's helped by the fact that Sayo isn't the first person she's run into here who is confounded by water pouring from the sky... or it may just be the same acceptance that allowed her to accept friends with faerie blood and boys who talked to bicycles. Anything was possible.]
No. No, really. It's alright. It's just rain.
[she doesn't leave the shelter of the tree. She doesn't want to startle the woman too much. But she holds out her hand beyond the bows so that the water can hit her upturned palm]
See? It doesn't hurt at all.