Shortly after the purple haired knight's blunder, the shy one followed suit by ramming into the mysterious stranger who happened to walk on by. She might have possibly found this humorous in her mind, but her expression didn't show it. Her expression doesn't really show anything. The man that the quiet girl bumped into was odd, for sure, but she was more captivated by the mysterious word uttered by the muscular man.<br/>"He's not so kiwi to me. He's not a fruit, nor is he a bird. Unless he is one of the headless chickens the merchant mentioned earlier," she remarked.<br/>This was, somehow, more interesting than a mask-wearing stranger. If merit is apparently something entirely different to him, maybe kiwis were as well? It could possibly mean a masked stranger who doesn't apologize to blonde haired women. Though, isn't that a very specific definition for something so trivial?