"eeemmmmmph!" shouts Princess Chen as she's suddenly smothered into Rose from the River in what will surely go down in the Princess annals as one of the greatest betrayals of all time. Chen is pressed into Rose's smooth, firm body. Her legs dangle off the ground and she tries to wriggle them and squirm out of Rose's grip, brushing against the wood nymph's thick legs with her shoes as she does so, but it is all to no avail. As she feels the pressure of Rose's chest pressed against her face, the light brush of the almost polished bark, her familiar blush runs up from the base of her neck and suffuses her face. Chen then makes a very undignified squeaking noise and redoubles her leg squirming. And Rose, why, you might think that little Princess Chen is enjoying herself she's leaning into this so much. But of course that's impossible because clearly you are entirely in control here and disabling her so that she will not manipulate poor innocent Yue. 

Oh gosh, oh no, is Yue giggling?! Chen lets out a very distinct high-pitched squeak and does her utmost to bury her head even further into Rose's bosom. If...If she can't see anybody, that means they can't see her, right? Right?! Rose, you can feel Chen's face warming against your skin and the light brush as her dark hair tickles your chest must be ever so present against that tough, strong body. 

The moment is, however, brought up short as Rose's attention turns to Yue and, as Rose moves, Chen sees the sudden tears on the other girl's face and the words Yue was saying catch up to Chen's brain. Oh no, oh goodness. Of course this would be too much for a village girl. This is what Chen had been worried about, why she'd wanted to reach Yue ahead of everyone else and try to protect the poor girl. Yin had made a mess of that and now this was all just too much despite her best efforts. 

Rose goes to comfort the girl and Chen can see her doing something with her chi to ease Yue's pains and soreness as Chen catches her own breath. She's still red, but she's taking a few deep breaths, calming herself down and waiting a moment. She knows she shouldn't crowd Yue with even more people all at once, and she needs to get herself together anyway. 

Chen takes another deep breath and smoothes her hair, then straightens up her scarf. That was important to do first. To make herself look nice and a little less disheveled. So she could go up to the poor girl and not add to everything being overwhelming.

Presently though, she sees that Rose has trailed off, and so Chen walks up, slowly, in her turn. She doesn't touch Yue, but just walks up close enough to speak. "Did you say you could make some tea?" she asks gently. "Tea sounds wonderful. I'm a little chilly without my dress, and I think a warm cup of tea would be just the perfect thing. My Mom always likes to talk over tea, too, she says it's easier, you know? Why don't I get a little fire started for us, and you can make us something and then we can sort out all this businesses of princesses and such."

Then she looks at Yue and waits for even the slightest of nods to get a fire going. 

[Chen rolls a 1+4+2=7 on emotional support. If Yue opens up, she can select from the options. Chen is also smitten, so if Yue doesn't, Chen would get a condition.]