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- Yes, and so what? But I suppose my answer will disappoint you. I don't wear clothes or jewelry, so I don't have any favorites among them. And, to be more precise, it's dictated by tradition – my style, and it feels like a second skin. At least, my usual style, and not what I've come to wear during this comedy... It's funny – if you think about it, this is the first time you've seen me in a kimono. We are allowed to braid our hair or tie it in a ponytail, and some women can even wear a bow or ribbon, although this is frowned upon, but that's the limit. And it's not so much a restriction as it is common sense – no "spiritual guide" would adorn themselves with gold and jewels; let the clerics of barbarian religions do that, she dismissed this ridiculous thought with a wave of her hand, on which was worn a spinel ring. - Well, let's say a ribbon – it wouldn't suit me, but maybe that's why it evokes sympathy, and there's something worthy about it. Hmm... And is this an ornament or an item of clothing? I've never worn jewelry at all. But if I'm answering the question, then... Let it be this, - with the hand wearing the ring, she made a gesture that, depending on the perspective of the person she was talking to, could either point to the first accessory slot or the second. - Then my question is this – dogs or cats? Or maybe fish, birds, hamsters? In other words, which of the animals could you, or would you even want to, take as a pet.