"I am fairly certain a knight's job is to be a knight," she teased, large smile breaking out, one that reached her eyes, at the flush that he had developed. Had she known him better, or if he'd been one of her brothers, she probably would have taken the chance to poke him in the arm (or being her brothers, possibly flick him in the forehead) but she figured that wasn't really appropriate here so she settled for words.

"Mhmmm yes. Books have all of the excitement we just experienced and none of the chances of injury or death. That method of adventure far suits me better. The children give me far more than enough chaos outside the pages I read that I do not need anymore."

"Waiting wouldn't be a problem at all. I had nothing else planned for the day but to aimlessly wander the market." Most of the stalls were the same each time anyways, and she spent a good many of her off days wandering like this here. It was the most interaction she had with anyone over the average age of seven all week. "While we wait, could you tell me about the rest of the animals here?"