Kashmiri internally scolded herself for not noting the other creature in the valley, for normally she was very attentive. She had allowed herself to trust the seclusion of this place too much, and so she had let down her gaurd. While she scolded her own mind, however, she gave the stranger a pleasant smile, straightening from her herb-gathering, the basket she carried pressed against her jutting hip to hold it up. "And greetings to you, stranger." She was wary, but one could not read this in her body language, voice, or eyes. Kashmiri was a master at disguising her emotions and thoughts; she'd spent many years learning how.
It was only when the rose came to rest in her hair that Kashmiri showed alarm, her pink lips forming a surprised 'o', her cheeks reddening slightly. She turned her head away only a little, dark eyes locked on Shogran intently, the flame in them burning brighter than ever. "And I am Lady Kashmiri." Her response was soft and almost timid, though her eyes revealed that she was not afraid of this man. She watched his every move intently, muscles tensed in preparation to react to him if need be. "Yes, it is a beautiful day.... What brings you here, Master Shogran?"