At first it was as if the girl hadn't even noticed where she was, what place she'd stepped foot in, her only concern being that annoying little dog. She spoke to it in a rushed voice, and even from where he was he could hear the panic in the words she spoke. Right from that point he could tell that she was a dog person, and that made him not like her already. Not that he had anything against her, except for the fact she liked dogs. After a few seconds pass she looks around, apparently trying to find the source of the discomfort for the mutt, before looking up to where he was. His gorgeous ice blue eyes stare right back at her, unblinking, his gaze like ice, or rather like he was staring in to her soul.<br/><br/>She too looked back at him, but in a different way. He could see it in her eyes, but thinks nothing of it. It seemed like much longer that the two simply looked at each other, before the girl puts her dog back down on the ground, his eyes following the movement, and for a short second or two he remains staring at the dog before looking to the female once more. She then bows to him, not once but twice in apology, and he almost laughed, but kept his composure, though a small smile forms on his lips as he listens to her apology for the dog. Curious indeed, that was for sure. He'd almost tipped his cover because of that stupid canine.<br/><br/>Hearing the question though, he tilts his head raising his eyebrows, the smile remaining on his lips. "Korehanandesuka? Why am I up here?" He repeats, blinking slowly. Even though there was no tail to be seen, one could definitely imagine one flipping lightly back and forth like a cat teasing another. Slowly he stands up, stretching his arms above his head, muscles flexing slightly with his movements. After he'd finished, he lets his arms rest at his sides, one hand on his hip as he looked down from the roof of the Honden. "Because I can, that's why. You can do what you want if it's your own home, am I correct? If you want to sit on the roof of a house you own, then why not do it?"<br/><br/>Bending his knees, he jumps, propelling himself through the sky, flipping midair and landing about ten feet behind where the girl was standing, facing her. His eyes had a mischievous look to them, and that smile had turned more into a teasing grin. "I can tell that you are not from around here, so I'll let you in on where you are. Nishijinja, or West Shrine." He pauses, to let this sink in, before speaking up again. "And you may call me Byakko."