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It seemed that his mood, too, seemed to flutter up and down along with her smile. It was given that he found the little female adorable, and therefore he couldn’t have the new girl on the block get off on a bad start. They were so responsive to underlying issues, and he was sorry that she had picked up on the troubles between him and Bris so quickly. He should guard his words and behaviour a little bit more from now on. The leader could not drag anyone else down with him on this matter.[/html]
Now, the topic seemed to be fully released at last and he titled his head as questions started to pour in about the human kind. A hearty laugh was released when she wondered if they were enormous. It was in fact a very clever question to ask. ”You should have thought so by the size of some of the things they built,” he stated as he readjusted his direction so that they stepped up closer to an opening into a hollow entrance to something that once had been a little grocery store. ”You see this hole in the building here? This was where humans walked in and out, and that is how tall they were. Some were taller and a lot were smaller. It’s like a luperci standing on two legs; the height is almost the same, I think.” It was difficult to say, for he had never seen a living human in the flesh. Books, however, did not lie.
Another chuckle was given as she squealed to go explore. He wished to give her that even if his main mission was to get her home and give her a decent meal. He stepped down and away from the dark entrance and continued onwards, turning his face to the young child. ”Okay, Mia, but you must wait until we’re home. I live in a place like that!” His voice rose in tune in order to create magical anticipation. The way seemed less long and tiresome if there was something exciting in the other end. They were there soon anyway, and he could spot the roof beyond another set of streets. ”It’s straight ahead with a garden around. It’s the dark red one with black around the windows,” he informed her, offering the girl enough information to be able to leap ahead and find it if she so wished.