Something felt off now that he wasn't rambling- and it actually worried her more. Frowning, she shook it off and tried to return to her cheery demeanor, wrapping her arms around his neck when they were inside. "We need two rooms please, innkeeper~" Her words echoed slightly in the building, reverberating against her own ears as well. Her pointed ears twitched as she let go of him, holding them. "Am I really that loud? Agh, the echo...I didn't see that coming at all..."
"What did you say about you being loud?" Sean looked at Solaria in confusion. "I personally don't think it's that loud..." He leaned against a wall. "Wait, why do I lean against walls so much?" He started to ponder to himself. "Eh, won't question it." He began to ponder something in his mind, starting to get a serious look on his face.
"Maybe it's my elfin ears. They're big you know? So they pick up sound more. Or I'm just really, really tired." At the least, he hadn't found her annoying with her noise- that was something to be thankful for. However, his consistent concerns had her starting to worry as well, if not for a different reason. "Instead of thinking about why you like to lean, why not see if it'd help leaning on something else? It could just be a mechanism 'cause you're tired...Do you do it a lot back home too?"
"I just lean on things in general," Sean exclaimed. "Oh, hey, I think our rooms are ready." He took the key to his room from the receptionist. "Thanks." He bowed before starting to walk to his room. "I guess this is see ya sooner or later. Thanks for all you've done for me," he said, turning around for a split second to wave before going to his room.
"I see. I don't lean on things much at all unless I'm tired. I'm usually pretty restless, so I move around as much as I can when I'm already in motion." Giggling, she realized how lame her wording felt. Wasn't that stuff her science teachers said or something? Well, she'd double-check at school the next day, perhaps. "Ah, yep. See you then. Sooner rather than later, I hope." When he went into his room, she waved her farewells and wandered into her own. Saying goodnight to the air in her room, she logged off without another thought.
