"Bribing seems like it would be the best option, especially since it's temporary. I can see why you would worry about Araceli and Lux being unhappy if it imprinted on you." She, certainly, wouldn't be pleased to share a room with that bird. "But I wish you the best with that, Korrin. Let me know if you ever need a break from it, or if you need any help in general." She wasn't particularly keen on the idea of a foul-mouthed parrot, but if it gave Korrin some time to herself, she'd be willing to survive it.

The turn of conversation has her more serious, however, and Beleth presses her lips into a thin line as she remembers what had happened. "I'm doing better. It was...unpleasant, at first, but as the memory fades, it gets a little better. And I wrote to Sorrel. He's safe, which helps. I didn't tell him what I saw, though." She rubs the back of her neck, eyes cast down. "It's--It's embarrassing, that I didn't realize it was him for so long. That I couldn't tell the difference."