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Moving from the North Providences down was definitely a culture shock, if that was even was the right word to describe it. For one thing, aside from Stathford, there were a lot more buildings than the small fairy had expected. Of course she was so use to seeing trees and flowers at every turn, it was to be expected that Loona was a bit out of her element. Because of that, the wingless creature hovered above the sea of people making their way into the Red Hood keep, making sure not to slack behind the group nor be too close to the front. It was much easier to see where she was going while also being able to get a better look at who could be her potential allies; plus, who knows what would try to grab her if she stayed down there with the rest of them?

To her front was definitely where she belonged, as if the shackles restraining the ones behind her didn't give enough of a clue. And while she was clearly nervous about the idea of working with terrible people sentenced to this line of work, it was just something she'd have to live with. With one hand clutching on the silver colored hourglass necklace and the other resting on the hilt of her little fencer sword, Loona ventured onward, being sure to not accidentally wander off. She floated smoothly into the crimson hall, wincing slightly at all the noises bouncing off the walls. With the added Red Hoods present to watch, and maybe even act as security guards, Loona unconsciously lowered herself to blend in more with the crow around her. Why did they have to stare like that? Was she going to end up acting like them one day?

Shaking her head quickly in attempts to rid the anxiety crawling under her skin, Loona tried to focus her attention forward at the three figures silently awaiting attention from the crowd, her gaze shifting to look around her every now and again due to force of habit.