There we go. A chipper personality, but prideful by the looks of it. Hiding his smugness underneath a more neutral expression, Jarvan looked on as the Matsuba thrashed around, her face quite angry as she turned away her nose to him. That last gesture was so weird to see on a koi-like being that Jarvan almost lost him composure. Almost. Even if this would cost him the chance to contract these two, he couldn't help himself. Plus, it did provide some decent insights into the personality of the Matsuba.<br/><br/>Now imagine his surprise when the Lillim actually turned back a moment later, the arrogance slowly leaving the little creature. Her head sank back into the water and Jarvan's face took on a more genuinely impressed and interested expression, his eyes widened when the fish slowly swam to shore and looked up at him, bubbling something and bumping her head softly against the shore.<br/>Even though he didn't speak bubble or fish, the meaning was clear. Damn... She actually apologised. Jarvan was taken aback for a moment. He didn't actually anticipate a Lillim to apologize to a human. The merc was very impressed.<br/><br/>He smiled down at the Matsuba, lowering his head too to show his acceptance.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"Apology accepted. And truth be told, your rescue attempt was a valiant one, even if it was a bit impulsive. I can respect those that try hard to save their friends. I tip my hat to you." </span><br/><br/>Jarvan looked at the Nguruvilu, motioning to both her and her fishy friend.<br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"Alright, you're both accepted as far as I'm concerned. I'd be more than happy to write up a contract for the both of you! Gather around and we can get started."</span>