As a matter of fact, she does feel it -- that familiarity, that sense of belonging, the way the knowledge simply settles over her that she has found what she was looking for. That he has found her. A stranger whose face she does not know, and yet he brings such a sense of comfort with him that she doesn't even question it. It helps, perhaps, that Jaskier has explained. It's only natural, then, to feel comforted by the presence of a parent she'd been missing.

"The Blue Mountains?" She repeats, watching him as they ride side by side. Her eyes sparkle with interest immediately.

"Yes, let's! Is that where you came from?"