[Rainn]

Because she wanted to get back to see the visitor as soon as possible Rainn did exactly as Fiona said. About half an candlemark later she appeared back to the livingroom and saw that her father and the quests were in the library.

She tiptoed in to the room, pretending that the men couldn't see her. She had one of her favorite dresses on, a sky blue with long sleeves, and her hair was now shining golden with a blue ribbon in them. She hated ribbons but Fiona liked them and to be able to come back here she had had to give in some.

She sneaked to her father's side and peeked at the table. Her eyes were at the hight of the edge of the table with the map on it.
Of course she had seen it before, when it was carried to the house by some paladins, but it was truly amazing to a child, even more so than to an adult.
"Daddy," she said, nudging at Eyvind's sleeve, "I think you need to go change your clothes too." she said and smiled beautifully at her father.
"We weren't expecting visitors, but that doesn't make it all right to wear what ever you put on this morning..." she said with a tone strikingly similar to Fiona's tone.

She was smart, old for her age, and witty. She smiled at the strangers and then seemed to hush her father off the room to change clothes.

Then she went to drag a chair over to the table to take another look. The wooden chair was heavy so she looked at Sir Dimitri who was closest. She didn't say anything, but she looked like a little lady there, waiting for a gentleman to help her with something.

If he was to go, she would whisper to him loudly when he was passing her: "And do something about your hair daddy, it is all messy...".