Beach

@Sulli It was a relief to know that she'd found her host. However, being closer to Sulli now, she realized that she was much more uncomfortable with being out here than she would have imagined she would be. On top of that, maybe the dryad wasn't nearly as nervous as her possible host. Her voice was shaky, and it was very evident. Hopefully she could find something to do to turn things around for the better, for Sulli. "Sure. But would you like to sit inside somewhere instead of here?" She wanted to keep her tone soft and caring, and that's what she prayed the other was hearing it well.

There were restaurants and little knick-knack stores scattered around here and there. She didn't have much money, nor did she want for the host to pay for her if she decided that they weren't a good fit in the end. The dryad decided to take the other's offer to sit down while she tried to pick out a decent place for them to go. "I don't have a lot of money, but we could go to a cafe. I could buy us each something small and cheap." Jungroo had shifted her attention back to the person that had came to take time with her, a smile gracing her lips as she waited for the other's thoughts on the newly found plans.

@Sulli The news had came within no time that there was a potential host that Jungroo could be able to stay with. When the meeting was set for compatibility purposes, the dryad couldn't be any happier than she was as she began to make herself as appealing to whoever this host was. It had taken her hours to pick out the proper outfit and piecing together her hair to match well. She had carefully pinned the vines that had clung to her head with her Juniper coloured hair in a braided-like bun with her bangs brushing against her forehead, and small rosebuds lining the vines. The beach had been her favorite place, and she had hoped that this would be a good place to start off the meeting, a place that was important to her, just as she had hoped that if things worked out, she could see an important place to the host. She had made sure that her dress complimented her "fleecy green" coloured skin, with a simple tube-top dress that matched her hair and brown accents like the bark running up her legs and arms.

It had taken her a bit to figure out that the covered body without getting too close herself to be noticed, must have been her host. She felt bad, almost. Perhaps they didn't like beaches as much as she had, and maybe they, in fact, disliked them. Carefully, she walked up to the figure, clearing a bit to get rid of the lump that sat there as a soft smile touched her lips and she extended her hand. "Hi. I'm Lee Eunhye. You can call me Jungroo, if you'd like. Are you the host, that I'm supposed to be meeting?". It wasn't very often that her voice was so shaky with such worry of messing up, or even an overwhelming sense of excitement. Luckily for her, she knew she was good at hiding most of how she truly felt.