Elin gave him a piercing, icy stare. "Yes." She spoke, her voice very calm but dangerous. "Kitty's got claws. Any more stupid remarks before I do the same your tongue?" Her smile turned into a frightening, sweet kind of smile. It wouldn't be the first time she had shut someone up like that. However, it did cause her demeanor to melt slightly when seeing the happiness on his face when he saw the snow she had created. Yes, she loved snow as well. Obviously! But to see him enjoy it so much made it all so much better.<br/><br/>When Francis spoke of his own powers, Elin became completely enchanted by him. Why did he have such great, interesting powers? And she could only freeze people up or create snow or ice..! The jealousy was apparent on her face, but she was nonetheless excited about his skills, having witnessed some of it as well. It did make sense that a fox would know so much about the art of trickery. She wondered if he'd ever use those against her, to trap in the forest forever until she'd starve to death or something. That would be an absolute nightmare. Francis didn't seem like the type, though, so perhaps he wouldn't.<br/><br/>"I understand. Anger seems to be an important part of our powers." Elin pondered aloud. "I don't think you have a problem, unless you view it as one. We always choose whatever bothers us, but thing itself might not be meant to be a bother... It's just the way we were built, though, I wonder, why did this happen to us specifically?"<br/><br/>She didn't know much about herself and this half-breed thing. Only the fact that people like her existed and that hunters were constantly after them. Elin looked down to her empty plate. "I don't know why I'm like this. My parents were normal. That's why I left, because they wouldn't understand. How did your mother think of you when she was still here?"