We should get you indoors, then. ( Lioriley suggested, worry etched across her face; brows furrowed and glowing lines faintly dimmed. ) I am sure we can take shelter in- oh!

( She startled, eyes wide and locked on his in those brief yet intense couple of moments. When released, she stepped back once - more to give him room to breathe than alarm. This was very familiar, and that thought alone almost had her groaning. )

It is all right. 'Tis likely the rain or some effect of the city. I have witnessed similar things before. ( She motioned to an awning nearby, mercifully free of any others.) It may be best to remove ourselves from it, for now.