Elin glared at Francis as he stammered, as if begging him to at least pretend to act like he was a normal human being. She herself was surprisingly calm, after all she had been living a lie for most of her life and knew only how to be a human. This wasn't an act to her, this was returning to her every day life prior to meeting Francis. Did he really think she'd choose him over the village after one night at his creepy cabin? He had to be insane.<br/><br/>"Yes, of course, sit down young man!" One of the hunters smiled kindly. Elin rolled her eyes.<br/><br/>She started eating the ribs as they were brought and paid no attention to Francis. Why had he come in the first place? Seriously... Elin arched a brow when he finally spoke, perhaps saying the most awkward thing a human could ever say. She stared at him for a moment, wondering whether he realized how silly he sounded as the hunters chuckled at his clumsy opening of conversation.<br/><br/>"Look, I just got out of a forest, hardly alive without any bullets." She explained to him. "I could have been eaten by some weird creature had these people not found me. Do you honestly think I'm interested in talking to some random guy who's hitting on me?"<br/><br/>Cold. But then again, frost was her expertise. And the silly fox needed a reality check.