Lexeo sensed Kora come in but didn't move. Not saying anything either. He would leave the young woman be. She already disliked him and he didn't blame her. He did have a bit of a temper like his grandfather did. Plus he was highly unhappy about being here. More than a mere mortal could possibly ever understand. He blinked when she talked to him instead of heading on her merry way into her room. Which in all honesty is what he expected her to do. They hadn't exactly gotten off on a good start. He looked at her quizzically at her first words. "You were?" He said skeptically. What a strange turn of events. Her mind was working overtime thinking about him? "I don't know. I can't imagine why considering we got off to a very sharp rocky start." He said seriously.<br/><br/>What was he supposed to understand the workings of the female mind? He might be a god but that was not something even the gods fully grasped. "I did." He said simply. "You did see a small tornado." He said. "It was me and I was a small tornado that was moving inhumanly fast to get out of here without being seen. I honestly didn't care if anyone saw me or not. I am a gifted runner even when I am just running not whirlwinding." He said simply. "I ran off because we weren't on good terms and probably still aren't. I was working off steam so that I would calm down. I inherited a bit of my grandfather's temperment so it made me in a bad mood that I was forced to come here. I would much rather be back home with my family." He said seriously. Why was she speaking so hesitantly and bewildered?<br/><br/>"So I came back here and with the anger gone I'm sad that I can't be with family. That I have to be here in a place I never asked to come. My grandfather thinks sending me here will straighten me out some but I don't see what is wrong with me being how I am. I just take after my father more than my mother." He said with a sigh. Lazing even more in the chair. "Why do you seem so surprised? Though you aren't going crazy. You really saw what you thought you saw."