There was a small smile on the woman's face at Nexus's reaction. An answer, as Faylinn figured it, could be found in any context, it just depends on the answer you are truly looking for. She did not move after him as he neared the door and offered his invitation. Was she free later? The wisp could not say at this point in time, it would all depend on the later show. If she were free, would she visit him? Maybe, even that she was not sure of.

The pale woman stayed within the darkness for a little while longer, just feeling the world around her. Though it did not seem as though much were happening, the energy in the area was relatively high. Faylinn couldn't tell if this meant that there were others on the way or not. Spirits were not always the predictable sort; just because energy is high doesn't mean they will show and just because energy is low doesn't mean they will not show themselves.

Faylinn could hear chatter outside the far end of the tent, clearly it did not take Nex long to find his next target. It never did though, he seemed to frequent many people, but still enjoy his own company at the same time. At least, the man never appeared to be desperate for company like some of the others.

Rather than following the way the male had left, the Wisp, who seemed to prefer solidarity, took the exit closer to herself. Shortly after greeting the bright day once again, a familiar sound pricked the woman's ears. She turned towards a set tent and slowly made her way over, as she drew near, the music grew louder.

Not being one accustom to human manners when approaching another's area, Faylinn slowly pulled back the flap to Klaus's tent. Once inside, she let it close behind her, her eyes falling to his sister as she just listened, watching the two.

Klaus had always been one of those of interest to the small wisp. She had this feeling that she needed to lead him and his sister, though they never sought her out. She simply watched as the male seemed into the sweet melody he was producing.