The purple-haired girl only blushed more at the presence of a soft chuckle. Prince or not, this girl was still captivating. Everyone was like a beautiful, captivating swan to the thornless rose, and she the ugly duckling with no purpose other than to serve and please those glorious beings. She couldn't blossom into something so radiant just as a dwarfed rose could never blossom into the full potential of its petaled peers. She was to sit and serve from the shadows of their elegance. That was, if she was even worthy enough to even exist in the glorious shadow they casted.

Yet again she was being thanked. Lumi offered a shy smile and a bow. So her words did have truth to the white-haired girl. Being simple and yourself -- the perfect way to go about winning others over should that be the desire. There was no need to dress as a princess in prince's clothing. Especially if you had a kind, open heart which she was sure Eri had. After all, she had come to the initial realization herself.

A faint smile flickered next over caramel lips. Just like people, the cherry blossoms would be in full bloom then blown away in a mere turn of the month. Never quite a satisfying long-lasting stay, but always a beautiful spectacle to behold every year. That was one of the aspects Lumi loved most about Japan, even if they were only to last a mere two weeks each year. It was the dream to see them again after all had dispersed their petals then the beautiful pink canopy at the dreamscape finish. Her fading blush flared across her cheeks again when the prince spoke. "Y-You're welcome, miss Tenshi."

Allowing her smile to sweeten, she glanced back at the full cherry blossoms. A few pink petals fluttered through the air, whisking gently across her clothes. "This school holds many beauties; it is just the aspect of permitting yourself to fade along with them to truly notice their breathtaking presence. Like a blooming rose."