[She wants to protest again that it's boring, really, because in truth she's just worried that Rei will get-- What? Bored? Bored with the mountains, bored with her? She's pointlessly worrying, she knows that. Hadn't she just finished telling herself that Rei wasn't the kind of person who'd want non-stop action and adventure every second anyhow?

She takes a breath and gives Rei's hand a light squeeze, smiling shyly.] ...I'd like that. [Yuri imagines sitting in for a quiet evening, just her and Rei and Hisoka. Coffee, maybe playful fortune telling, and didn't Rei's shrine do things like that too? Yuri had never held too much stock in it, though with everything she knew to be true by now and Hisoka's own uncanny ability to be right far more often than wrong, she's curious.

Maybe Rei can tell her fortune one day, which prompts her to ask about it now.] I'd like to see the things you do at the shrine. You could tell our fortune. [The 'our' part slips out unintended, when she'd fully meant to say 'my'. Yuri pauses, surprised at herself, before deciding that it sounds right enough to not bother correcting.

And then, a tad teasing, she adds:] And it'd be nice to see you in those priestess robes sometime.