"I've no particular preference about where to stay," she admitted, allowing herself to be redirected long enough to answer her brother's inquiry, but far from letting the topic drop. She could tell that Thom wasn't totally thrilled with her persistence right now and she understood, but she also couldn't just ignore the situation. Alanna did, in fact, have a great deal of faith in her brother, but she also felt a great deal of fear for his sake and she knew that he wouldn't be likely to ask for help even if he desperately needed it, which frightened her all the more. "Wherever is convenient. I'll leave that choice to you. And, no, I haven't claimed anywhere yet. I've been too busy trying to figure this place out. That's a chore in itself." And one that she didn't much care for, if she was perfectly honest.

"But you'll at least show me where you live though, right? I'd still be able to come see you?" she asked softly, just managing to keep the quiver from her voice. She'd just been reunited with her brother and the thought of being separated from him again was a difficult one, especially with the loss of their world still fresh in her mind. The young knight knew nothing about the set up of this strange place and she wanted to be sure that she would be able to find him.

Alanna snorted in a very unladylike fashion at her brother's teasing. "Probably better if you lead, Brother dear, given that you actually know this place and I don't." But she did start to head for a nearby exit.

(OOC: I'm having fun too. Thank you. :) )