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[Chevaleresse]

"Yes?"

[SOLDIER First]

"I don't fit..."

[Chevaleresse]

"You're not the first man I've been around that didn't fit into taverns, though you're actually taller than him."

[SOLDIER First]

"Who was it?"

[Chevaleresse]

"Big goliath guy, pretty quiet outside of a fight. We used to get into trouble together with some other friends."

[SOLDIER First]

"I see. You small people enjoy trouble, don't you?"

[Chevaleresse]

Marisa shrugs. "I've got a natural talent for it. Though, speaking of, if you don't mind me asking... what are you, exactly? You seem mortal -or at minimum fey- but I can't seem to quite place you. Part giant, maybe?"

[SOLDIER First]

At the question, Kurushimi carefully turns around, removes their sword, and sits down cross-legged in an unoccupied place to speak with Marisa.

"All of my people are like this. Some are smaller than me and some bigger, but we are all larger than you are."

[Chevaleresse]

"I see. What do you call yourselves?"

[SOLDIER First]

"There are many of us, and in different places we have different names, but where I am from we called ourselves the Eirei. It means 'great people'."

[Chevaleresse]

Marisa nods. "Can't say I've heard of your people previously. . . we've gotta be from universes a long ways apart." She frowns. "Still leaves the question of where the hells we are now, then. . ."

[SOLDIER First]

"We are in a tavern."

[Chevaleresse]

Marisa gives the large knight a very flat look. "Thank you.

I meant this universe. I can't feel a connection to any of the ones I've been to previously." Her tone suggests that this may be more than slightly discomforting.

[SOLDIER First]

"You are welcome."

Cue explanation.

"Oh. I believed you had meant something else.
...Are you concerned?"

[Chevaleresse]

"Very, to be honest. It's. . . how do I explain it. It's almost like suddenly not being able to walk. I haven't felt disconnected like this for an extended period for a long time. Even when I was. . . actually, you don't need to hear that story, whoops."