Vance wasn't sure what to think about this oddly shy human girl. Most humans didn't have much shyness left in them. To meet one as shy around guys as she was was both refreshing and confusing. He watched her fingers that ran through the soft looking strands of her hair. What was he supposed to say to that again? Oh. Right. Your welcome. For a moment his face showed he had been trying to figure out the right words to say. "You are welcome Annveena." He said. Her name coming out like a serpantine lisp to the word. Making it sound sung out rather than spoken. He shook his head and looked at her.<br/><br/>He knew that hadn't been what she asked him for but it was the closest he could give her. She seemed like a sweet and wonderful young woman. He wasn't certain that she was. He just met her after all. He believed she was but humans could be quite deceptive. His eyes going dragon like for a moment as he took her in. The pupils turning into a dragon's pupil then going back to humanlike. Just not as round. "Like they are drawn to you?" He echoed in a musing way. "Perhaps...." he said but didn't finish that thought outloud.<span style="font-style: italic">Perhaps she is THE ONE.</span>He thought to himself. The one that was spoken about in supernatural lore. The human who would help bridge the gap between humans and the supernatural. That would be interesting to have bumped into THE ONE.<br/><br/>He nodded his head. Walking with her over to the bench. "That is fine." He said. He let her sit on the bench. Himself, however, promptly sat indian style on the ground. Looking up at her. "Tell me about yourself Annveena. I may return the favor." He said with a warm smile. A snake slithering close and he looked at it. Speaking in what would seem hissings and growls. The snake slithered off in the other direction. He had noticed most human females were afraid of snakes and mice. Hence why he asked it to go in the opposite direction of them. He looked at Annveena. Why were other supernatural beings drawn to her? There had to be an easily noticed reason that he was missing.<br/><br/><br/>Lilia pulled her knees against her chest even further. Shivering as the human skin was colder than the skin she was used to. Her skin normally had a light furry feeling to it. No hair just fur like feeling. That wouldn't blend in though. She needed to not be found out. She wasn't wanting to end up tortured like rumors said other aliens had been.<span style="font-style: italic">D'louc....</span>She echoed. It scrambling up a bit before coming out properly. She smiled. He would help her. She wouldn't be alone and vunerable to a world she neither knew nor understood. She rested her chin on her knees. Having a mouth all the time was something she wasn't used to. Occasionally touching her hand to her lips. Those weren't usual. Mouths to her race appeared from the flesh when they needed them and vanished otherwise. They weren't like humans. Whatever a Hue-mun was. Must be those people walking around on two legs. She felt him nearer. Looking up and lifted her head. She heard the voice coming from the glowing eyed boy across from her.<span style="font-style: italic">Across from you.</span>She would reply. It was much clearer now that he was close. She slowly unwrapped her arms from her legs. Standing up.<span style="font-style: italic">I'm right here.</span>She walked closer and looked at him. Holding her hands in front of her. Her light purple hues the only sign of her alien heritage. Aside from the purple hues in her hair. She looked at him.<span style="font-style: italic">Where am I? The computer only said...Hue-muns....were dominate race.</span>She thought to him.<span style="font-style: italic">What is a hue-mun?</span>