[Interesting. The way he describes this Fade, it sounds like a different plane of existence. His description implies one can either enter this place physically or in dreams, which sounds like magic of a sort Tina's never encountered before. She wonders if this man was previously in this Fade.]

Interesting. I wonder if this could be connected to that Fade, somehow? Maybe a different part of it?

[Deerington could be all manner of things, she realizes. All she knows for certain is that it is far more than just a mere town.]

I believe so. That's what I've been told. But it feels more real than any dream I've ever experienced.

[She returns his smile with a polite one of her own, though that smile turns into one of pleasant surprise when he calls her Lady Goldstein. No one's ever called her that before, and, she has to admit, it feels rather nice.

Still, she waves her hand.]

That's kind of you but you can call me Tina. It's nice to meet you Sen Lavellan. Have you been here long?