After a while, Adam leaned back in his seat and glanced at Azrynn, who was still holding the reins with both hands.
"So, how's the driving going?"
Azrynn looked at him briefly before returning her attention to the road.
"Better than before, I think."
"That's good. At least we're not jumping over rocks anymore."
Azrynn's ears twitched, and she shot him a mildly offended look.
"You don't have to remind me."
Adam chuckled.
"Hey, I'm just saying. It's progress."
She let out a small sigh, though the corners of her mouth lifted slightly.
"You're enjoying this, aren't you?"
"A little."
Azrynn shook her head, but she couldn't quite hide her smile. She adjusted the reins as the road curved around a stretch of open grassland.
She gazed at the vast grassland stretching before them, her expression softening as the morning breeze brushed against her face.
"The outside world really is beautiful, isn't it?"
