“Don’t be, this’ll be lots of fun for us, not everyday one goes exploring.”
“Oh, very well. I miss home sometimes, but Camelot is such an exciting place to be! I’ve been able to learn quite a lot.” Carefully she doesn’t add, ‘and then there’s you,’ because that would be absurd, and everyone loves Arthur anyway. He doesn’t need his ego boosted any more. “I’m very grateful to be able to stay.”“You know, you’ve never told me about your home. I’d like to hear about it someday if you’re up for telling.” He smiled as they rode. “Everyone seems to say they learn something here. I wonder what they do end up learning. We’re happy to have you here.”
“I don’t mind talking about it. It’s not as though I ran away. But with my twin married, and Edward — well, it was just better that I went away. And, too, there’s nowhere better to observe the workings of a great castle than Camelot.” Summer slid the reins through her hands, contemplatively. “The way you train your knights, too — Edward can’t leave Dobria, but I can bring him this knowledge and make us stronger against Odin.”