A saddened look forms in her eyes as she saw that the Klaimor did not trust her. Instead, it shoots a warning shot at her, hot fiery magma whistling past her cheek and landing against the brick wall behind her, melting the surface. She didn't move, listening to his words, not showing any signs of wanting to retaliate, despite his threat. Instead, she just looked at the Klaimor with pity, wondering what was going through its mind. Why...why did things have to be like this? Why couldn't they get along? Akai hadn't missed the fact that this particular Klaimor had mentioned Elfenau, a city in one of her books that she'd written.<br/><br/>Standing where she was, she watched as the Klaimor fled, sighing as it left, and she was alone in the alleyway. Her hand was trembling on the staff, knuckles white from gripping it so tightly. The sensation of the Klaimor drifted off, and she lowers her head, closing her eyes for a moment. She felt...so confused. She knew her duty was to fight the Klaimor, but she wasn't like that. She was one who would rather find a peaceful solution, to find a different way to do things that didn't have to involve bloodshed and pain.<br/><br/>Just as she was about to turn around and walk back into the bookstore to see if the manager needed to talk, the sensation she was getting from the Klaimor suddenly was closer once more. In fact...it was in the alley next to this one. And it felt to be the same one from the Klaimor before. From the corner of her eyes, she saw the Alexander boy from before, wondering why he was in such a rush. She had a feeling that he had seen her, in this form, but that mattered not. Getting an idea, she allows her body to take on the appearance of Emina, and hurries from the alley, glancing around, trying to spot Alexander.<br/><br/>When she does she begins to run after him, her hair flying behind her, and she was having a bit of a hard time due to what she was wearing, but somehow she managed. "Wait! Alexander! Why are you running?!" She acted like she was having a hard time running, panting, and such, but she knew she was actually fine.