Yul continued to walk along slowly, occasionally casting an amused eye on her antics.

"Huh." He said. "It sorta sounds like you've been getting ready for this for a long time. How long are we talking, here?"

"Do you not know the age-old wisdom Yul-san?" she asked, raising her brow. A smile forming before the laugh. Opening up her arms a little she laughed a few notes, "I'm a Doji bride!"

Stepping down from her false and metaphoric pedestal she laughed a little, "My families plan was.." she glanced down a little, "well, for a long time it was for me to find a good spouse and bring our line a little more prestige. We aren't that well off.. overall, but my parents were important enough to hope. Just.." she even looked away now, "didn't happen before the Miai, and well. they found my chance here," she said, observing one of the stalks for a moment before looking back to Yul.

"Oh, right!" Yul said, tapping his temple with an index finger. "I should have remembered."

"So..." Yul paused briefly in mid stride. He tilted his head, looking at her. "Sounds like everything is going well, then? Right?" He scratched his head. "I guess I don't know very much about Doji brides, except the really obvious."

"They're looking up," she said, with a small half-smile and a quick nod. Glancing down for a moment she brought a hand up to her eye-patch. Touching just the bottom of it with the pads of her first two fingers. "Hey.." she said, softer and then looking up. "Want to.. I'm going to try and find someone who can make me a nice designed eye-patch. Utaku Hyeon-ju-san suggested it the other day.." she swallowed, nodded to herself, "Would you want to come help me decide on what I want? See how it looks?"

Yul beamed. "I'm glad to hear that. And sure. I'd be glad to." He shrugged, still smiling. "I mean, if you want to know what looks good, Hyeon-ju's the one with all the fashion sense. I guess if you just want a friend's opinion, or a guy's opinion, I'll do just fine." A guy's opinion; what sort of eyepatch looks sexiest? Yul shook his head, dismissing the thought.

"Your opinion," she said, a nod, "will do just fine," she tacked on, like an afterthought. With a quick smile she glanced toward the sky, twisted her bottom lip.

"We should start heading back, yea?"

"Okay then." Yul said, smiling. "You got it."

He looked around. "Yeah, sure. What do you think, we've probably seen about a third of this place by now?" He started leading the way back the way they came.

"Hmm," she glanced around, taking a pause before she stepped up to catch up with a few pop-like steps. "Maybe! Maybe even a little more, little less, yea?" she chuckled lightly.

"Though we usually don't actually go through all that much of it when we come here, do we?"