[It was the bird that caught her eye, initially. It's not that she doesn't see many birds, but often they are not accompanying people, not here. Then she sees the tattoo and she wonders why he looks so uncomfortable with it. In Narnia, she has never seen anyone with a tattoo, but here she has been made to understand that they are common and often are very carefully chosen by the people who wear them.

Then the fight begins.

She is just nearby; she doesn't know where d'Artagnan is - probably watching her from some corner of the street, but Lucy is not inclined to just let this unfold the way it appears to be unfolding.

The citizens know Lucy, because she's becoming quite well-known around the city for being the girl with the horse and the girl with the bodyguards and occasionally the girl with the bow, so when she targets Ronan with a smile and very carefully steps in the way, she looks-

Well, disarming, really.]

My apologies, but really, it is quite unbecoming to mutter about another's appearance, no matter how you should disagree, if you please.

[She's not speaking to Ronan. The couple look down at her, and they're turning to leave, and she turns to look up at him.]

Should you like to punch someone, I would suggest me, although I would not care for it, so please do not.