[ SEQUESTER ] "Huh? Oh... Sara?" For Ronan, this had been a wrong turn, the wrong door, and the wrong room. His eyes flit around the dark edges of the ceiling, then the corners, finding nothing particularly interesting except for the girl who's claimed this space for herself.
"What are you doing in here? Actually, I guess it's less surprising to find you in a place like this, than out there where the party is. I didn't think this kind of event was much to your taste." Cautiously, as if testing if the bank of a dark lake slopes into shallows or plummets abruptly into the depths, he steps past the threshold of the room and then stops again.
"It would be best if I brought you back to the rooms that are supposed to be used though. Like the ones with those moving pictures. Have you seen them?" His eyes light up with childlike excitement. "You have such strange magic yourself, so you must know what kind makes them move like that."
The first room she tries is too warm, the second too cold, but Ronan discovers her once Sara has found a room for herself that is just right, benefitting from all her hard work. A more selfish person would turn him away before he crossed through the door yet she doesn't even consider it, eyeing him patiently with a feeling just shy of actual fondness.
Tides of darkness ebb as Ronan enters the room, open door introducing light into the space.
"Next time you could choose to not presume my tastes," she tells him, sounding impartial, because the misconception doesn't exactly bother her. Ronan being wrong is of little consequence and evidently he himself hasn't taken advantage of the situation to enjoy himself if he has the time to attempt playing supervisor.
"But, alright, I'll humor you."
Sara leisurely retrieves her bouquet off the floor after feeling around for it, securing the spoils of her investigation in her other arm and leaving the shadows to enter the light.
"The magic you speak of was gifted to this monastery by The Projectionist. She perished last year in a battle to retake it, but her and Astarot's efforts proved indispensable and her legacy remains." The rustle of crinkling paper is heard as Sara shuffles her flowers to the side and holds out an older model of Photo-Artifex for Ronan to inspect on his own.
"Everyone called it illusory magic when we entered the illusions, however they seem to differ tonight. Given the chance, would you do it?"