Jen looked down to her hand for a moment after the guy shook it, only to look up and notice that the others had started to leave the church and go out into the street, though she was not done just yet. Peering around she spotted what she expected to be the 'good book' of this world, a likely useful read if it held any knowledge of this world. It was one of many so she suspected that the old man wouldn't miss it, besides he did give them clothing and not to mention weapons at that, hers seems a little oversized?
Picking up the large sword she was a little surprised by how light the thing was, though it had a thin blade and a large handle for easy use... How did she know this? Was her old world filled with things like this, because she felt strange adapt with the weapon as she placed it on the holder on the back of her gear.
Walking out of the open church door Jen peered around at the rather Gothic style of the place, seemed like she fit right in if it wasn't for her ashen hair. Taking up the book once more she started to skim it as she walked towards the center square where she had seen a tavern sign hanging high. Thanks to the book she could understand the basics, after trying to sift through all the preachy bullshit that was lumped in with it, still the pictures where the biggest help. Markings and signs and and the like that people put on their door to showed others their intentions. Such as a sign for warmth that allowed people to spend the night in their homes if they had no other place to go, even ones that offered meals. The more signs the more markings someone has the more devoted they seemed to be... Useful.
It was when she looked up from her book that she noticed she had been standing still for a good few moments in front of a women with a hooded robe, she did not know if she had ignored her but still. Raising her hand she gave a small rather lethargic wave "Hello." She didn't know i deeper in the book there was some sort of common greeting between believers. It was then that she noticed the others and gave the same greeting, though it showed a little more of a enthusiastic tone "Hello~"
