[ He's charming enough and that makes a change from the rapid-fire anger, curiosity and fear that she's used to getting from people around this time. Honestly, she had been expecting something a little less put together, more panic and fright than this calm, very polite man in front of her - but she was hardly complaining. It was almost a relief to have someone sit and ask well-reasoned questions instead of panicking and demanding to be sent home or to have her somehow fix the situation. The calm is more than welcome, she thinks with a smile. ]

That's this Court, yes. There's Caer Glaem, here, and Caer Scima, which is the side we're supposed to be fighting. Between us is the Station, which is where you'll find modern-world technology, and lots of inns and forests to take up the miles between that. I know it might sound a little much right now but, really, you do get used to it very fast. There's nothing to worry about whatsoever - we haven't even fought anyone yet.

[ She glances over at the food and shakes her head, focussing instead on answering his questions. This is what she thrives on, after all; giving out information, educating, helping, researching. It was practically her nature now, especially when she was around Harry and Ron. ] Personally? I love the library and the underground ruins. There are books from everywhere tucked away and that's where I spend most of my time. Otherwise the Station is really rather nice and the fields outside the court are lovely too.