"What do you mean with no alcohol?"
"No parties?"
"Naked in public? What weird customs do you have?"
"What place have you brought us to, Rithy?!"

Rithrynn winced at the ceaseless comments and questions from her sisters, grimacing as she turned around to face them as they walked behind herself and her entourage of human shorties.

"Well, it's a... uhm... place of worship. And as you know, worship in monke,- human lands is sort'a... weird. Nuff' said." Rithrynn tried to explain the situation to the best of her ability, fully expecting the small division of her warband to turn around and march straight back to Sharon's mansion at any time!

But before that could happen...

"Wow, Rithy... you really did speak the truth, this place is huge!" Vashi would comment, the Night Elven Magi's head currently being stuck facing upwards to the monumental paintings and great glass windows that hung overhead; risking walking into any and anything in her way!

"Doh, I'm sure we can conquer a little chamber or two. After all, didn't we just rampage through an entire ape fort like it was nothing, sisters?!" Aleena would blink as she rubbed her shoulder against the rest of her sisters, before the entire Night Elven group behind them erupted in a giant battle cheer that completely broke any silence that may once have possessed the venerable halls of the cathedral. If nobody had noticed them up till this point, then they certainly had by now!

"They're just happy they made it out alive." Rithrynn was quick to explain, trying to rationalize the behavior of her sisters to Liaena and her human colleagues to the best of her ability. Or perhaps, mainly to her colleagues. After her experience with her, Rithrynn wasn't quite sure how much of an explanation Liaena herself really needed.

"Soo... " Rithrynn would approach Liaena, placing an arm over the human's shoulder as she looked down at the black haired girl.
"Do you got a place for me and my sisters to crash? ... preferably as far away from any human authority as possible?" 

She finally asked, with a slightly pleading tone in the latter part of her question.