Peggy's not a ballerina or a danger by any means, but she still prides herself enough to be graceful enough that she doesn't want to make a fool of herself. Luckily, Stella doesn't pick anything too difficult and it allows Peggy to be able to follow the steps. She's still staring down a touch too much for her liking, but eventually, is able to pull herself up and to give her companion a flushed smile.

"It's telling how much this is making me sweat," is her wry remark, given how before, she could have ran up a dozen flights of stairs and not gotten to this point. Village life is making her somewhat soft, it seems.