[Zhongli's thoughts momentarily drift to Qingce Village at Neuvillette's mention of Lady Furina's lodging choice. His eyes soften with a fondness for the picturesque village, a place he has visited often and admires for its tranquillity and prosperity.]
Qingce Village truly is a remarkable place. [His voice takes on a nostalgic tone as he begins to explain the village's charms.] Lady Furina is in a much better place than we are. I hope she enjoys the golden hues of the setting sun, there. I find it quite a unique sight, especially with the chatter of villagers when they begin to settle in for the night.
[He catches himself, realizing that he might be veering into unnecessary detail.] Apologies, [Zhongli says with a faint smile, acknowledging his tendency to get carried away.] I tend to ramble when it comes to the beauty of places I hold dear.
[And the ones he does have a soft spot for. He often visits Qingce to see old friends and their progeny. Ah—Neuvillette's proposal to share the bed draws Zhongli's attention back to the present, and for a moment, he is surprised by the suggestion. However, considering the biting cold and the limited provisions, he soon considers the practicality of the idea. After a thoughtful pause, Zhongli nods.]
That is a pragmatic solution. If it's agreeable to you, then it is to me. Though, [he pauses, a slight slant to his eyebrows giving way to a frown.] I hope it won't make you uncomfortable. I understand the value of personal space.
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Qingce Village truly is a remarkable place. [His voice takes on a nostalgic tone as he begins to explain the village's charms.] Lady Furina is in a much better place than we are. I hope she enjoys the golden hues of the setting sun, there. I find it quite a unique sight, especially with the chatter of villagers when they begin to settle in for the night.
[He catches himself, realizing that he might be veering into unnecessary detail.] Apologies, [Zhongli says with a faint smile, acknowledging his tendency to get carried away.] I tend to ramble when it comes to the beauty of places I hold dear.
[And the ones he does have a soft spot for. He often visits Qingce to see old friends and their progeny. Ah—Neuvillette's proposal to share the bed draws Zhongli's attention back to the present, and for a moment, he is surprised by the suggestion. However, considering the biting cold and the limited provisions, he soon considers the practicality of the idea. After a thoughtful pause, Zhongli nods.]
That is a pragmatic solution. If it's agreeable to you, then it is to me. Though, [he pauses, a slight slant to his eyebrows giving way to a frown.] I hope it won't make you uncomfortable. I understand the value of personal space.