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River remained while the girl seemed to look her over. The correct features? Are there correct features for those descended from fae? I always thought it was all in the magic. She kept the thought to herself. She would not want to offend the girl, as her emotions seemed easy to spark. There was a small urge to pull her hand back when the girl suddenly reached for it, but River forced herself to remain perfectly composed. That was how her mother raised her. She glanced down at her own hand as the girl also looked at it. She began with her palm and then turned her hand faced down to examine each of River's fingers. The girl finally said something of her examination. Tuathe De Danann? I've heard that before, but I don't know exactly what it means. She patiently waited for the girl to finish looking her over.

This girl seems to know more that I do about our heritage. Maybe she grew up around more involved members. Questions and curiosities began to rise in River. She did not want to overwhelm the girl with them all at once, so she waited for her to say something that might give her a little more information on who she was and where she came from. The girl settled with summoning the stuffed bear again and introduced herself as well as her companion. Lugh... where have I heard that name before? River politely nodded at the two to acknowledge their introduction. Rokket... I wonder if that is her real name. Regardless of the slightly skeptical thought that crossed her mind, she gave a friendly smile to the two. River watched as the girl hugged the bear to her chest. I wonder how old she is. "A pleasure to meet you as well, Rokket and Lugh," she said with a nod at each of them as she repeated their names. "I haven't lived here long. I don't know what the people around here do for fun, but my mother just introduced me to a group of fae descendants, like you and I. I was about to be on my way to meet with them if you want to join me."