<div style="text-align: justify;">Before the change, Marissa would probably have considered Nanook a twisted individual. She was all about not doing harm, after all. At least before she changed into that different creature. Now that she was changing, her views would probably change as well. That was yet to be seen, though. By now, she was still trying to come to terms with her new nature.<br/><br/>The one thing she could feel relieved at was that she was finally rid of her other personality, or whatever that <span style="font-style: italic">thing</span> was. It didn't matter now, but she still wanted to figure it out. It was complicated, but maybe she could tell Nanook about it, and perhaps figure something out. At least she felt that he would believe her.<br/><br/>As she had just been turned, Marissa was still operating with a completely human mind. Her time conception, the way her mind working, everything was still mostly human. It might change later, as her new nature matured, but for now she had not changed all that much.<br/><br/>When Nanook opened the door, Marissa smiled. She was a bit surprised at the way he beckoned her inside, but didn't protest. Coming in, she took a look around while Nanook closed the door. Despite the fact that it was the first time she had been there, Marissa felt comfortable in Nanook's apartment. It felt like she was welcome and safe there.<br/><br/>After her eyes laid on the sculptures, Marissa heard Nanook's voice and turned to him. "There is no problem at all. I confess I am a little surprised, but you didn't hurt me at all". While she reassured Nanook, Marissa brushed her hand on Nanook's arm gently. <br/><br/>She laughed a little when he took a whiff of the food and made that remark. "It seems like you are hungry, eh?", she commented, looking around. "I guess I should set breakfast, them. Can I use your kitchen to get everything ready?", she asked, waiting for Nanook's permission. After all, it was still his territory, no matter how comfortable she felt there.</div>