[All of them. Because she is both too nice and too interested in hearing what people have to say for her own good.]
[His remaining oblivious is actually, to her, quite the boon. She hasn't had long to acclimate to this place, but there's already a part of her that is thoroughly reluctant to go sharing any information about her peculiar abilities if she can help it - especially if there's even the slightest risk that it might cause any awkwardness with her new acquaintance. Better, she thinks, to hold her tongue.]
--!
[Exhaling a relieved sort of breath when the door comes down that turns into the barest hint of a laugh, Naminé finally turns her attention to that as they make their escape. After she's had a moment to glance around, she looks back toward the ballroom beginning to recede from sight. Good - their attackers seem to have, for the moment, been left behind. (It may in part be due to the fact that some of them have fallen upon each other, thanks to that distraction.)]
[And maybe she should wait longer, but surely he must be tiring by now, right? She knows he sounded like it earlier - so once the ballroom has been obscured by at least a few of the trees, she offers, voice concerned,]
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[His remaining oblivious is actually, to her, quite the boon. She hasn't had long to acclimate to this place, but there's already a part of her that is thoroughly reluctant to go sharing any information about her peculiar abilities if she can help it - especially if there's even the slightest risk that it might cause any awkwardness with her new acquaintance. Better, she thinks, to hold her tongue.]
--!
[Exhaling a relieved sort of breath when the door comes down that turns into the barest hint of a laugh, Naminé finally turns her attention to that as they make their escape. After she's had a moment to glance around, she looks back toward the ballroom beginning to recede from sight. Good - their attackers seem to have, for the moment, been left behind. (It may in part be due to the fact that some of them have fallen upon each other, thanks to that distraction.)]
[And maybe she should wait longer, but surely he must be tiring by now, right? She knows he sounded like it earlier - so once the ballroom has been obscured by at least a few of the trees, she offers, voice concerned,]
You can set me down...!