<span style="font-family:Palanquin">When it became apparent that he wasn’t going to take her seriously, Jinora found herself cringing at all the terrible things that could come of this meeting between the two of them. Fate really wasn’t on his side and she couldn’t think of any way to change the direction of things. At first sight of him, when she had been talking the first time, she’d been able to meet his eyes; it had been necessary to try and convince him that she was honest and that he shouldn’t want to have anything to do with her. Now, though… the minute he touched her shoulder, all eye contact ended. She couldn’t meet his gaze anymore. <br/>
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She also didn’t try to shrug away his touch, though. <br/>
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Everything he said could go both ways. He didn’t know her and maybe he should’ve just believed her. Who could know; maybe she was all sorts of danger and trouble? <br/>
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Briefly, she wondered how much time she had before one of the more committed agents found them both. She wondered how harsh her punishment would be for doing nothing and she wondered whether or not he would realize that she had tried to warn him. However, she couldn’t bring herself to repeat the warning and she wouldn’t be responsible for his capture… at least not directly. If anyone sought to give her credit simply because she had found him, Jinora could not change that much. <br/>
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“Who am I or what should you call me? There are two very different answers to those questions.” Her tone wasn’t quite friendly. It was actually rather curt and brief, but it wasn’t blatantly rude. <br/>
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Meanwhile, her eyes were locking onto every single individual in the park, trying to find the W.I.N.T.E.R. agent among them. They wouldn’t be able to hide for too long. And sure enough, one was there. Apparently, he was carving something into a tree although Jinora didn’t honestly buy that cover for a second. She could feel the agent’s eyes shift towards her, almost warning her that it was her job to make a move, but she did nothing. <br/>
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“So,” she asked Sly, “are you hell bent on exploring the park or are you open to the rest of the city as well?”</span>