Welcome to Gaia! ::

Her smiled warmed, bowing her own head to Caldor.
"Hannon le, I shouldn't take long," she replied, opening the doors and stepping inside, before closing them.
Looking around the room, she found it very well tidy and that no one had been in them recently. Sario walked around, gazing at the bed, the desk, dresser and mirror. She stopped, looking at her reflection.
NOt much had changed since she last saw it, the same worn look and no improvement in her condition. The elf thought that due to her mortality, something would be different, that she'd be changing like the last time.
Nothing. Normal.
She reached a large wooden wardrobe cabinet, pulling on the brass handles and looking inside. Sure enough it was packed full of dresses, different styles and colors.
The Maia sifted through, having become quite tired with the green and brown color after the last few days. She also had to consider the fact that she might ruin the dress, so decided to look for a simple one. She decided on a white dress with gold trimmings, it also had a sheer coat to cover up her arms, almost like a pancho.
Taking it out, she proceeded to get dressed.

It fit nicely, if not perfectly.
Sario stood in front of a full mirror, examining the dress she just put on. The other clothes had been folded and set down next to her. It was long, thankfully since she feared it be too short when Sario was taller than Legolia, and the top had been cut off straight a little bit below her collar bone, almost a strapless top, but some fabric had been shaped to be sleeves to cover up her shoulder. She tugged at it a little, making sure her scare was hidden, before she put on the sheer robe that came with it. The color was a soft silver, which darkened the dress slightly while causing the gold to stick out.
She felt more comfortable and presentable in this dress. Maybe Caldor was right, you feel better when you look better.
She moved away from the mirror, walking over to the dress to rumage for anything to do with her hair. The curls were getting long and in her face and until her hair grew out more, it wasn't heavy enough to straighten. After a moment she found a headband, or a scarf that she could turn into one. Tying a little bow on top, she moved it around to hide it behind the back of her neck. Now she had something to hold back her hair.
Again she checked the mirror, before picking up the tunic and leggings and walked out.

Sario shook her head, smiling now.
"Walk with me to the kitchen? I need to get the twins if they have not already made their way to the study."