There was a lot of consideration from Lore as she opened her eyes and tilted her head to the side, looking at him. There was a soft nod of her head as she listened to what he was saying, seemed there was more then one kind of alien out there, and no one even knew about it well.... the exception being her now. With pursed lips she listened further to what he was saying, her eyes attracted to his eyes once more. Those oddly copper form hues caught more of her attention then what they should have but... she couldn't turn her eyes away she liked looking at them. Perhaps it was the strange way that they formed them self from time to time.<br/><br/>When he started to speak about her horse, her eyes finally pried from his, turning her head to look out the window now as she nodded her head with a firm smile on her lips. Edward was her only child, she had him since he was a little baby, there was no way she was ever going to give him up, not now not ever.<br/><br/>"Yes, Edward is a black and white paint. I have had him since he was born, his mother died giving birth to him. I remembered waiting up late at night and early in the morning going to the barn to feed him a by bottle, spreading blankets over him in the winter time."<br/><br/>There was a warmth and pride, not just for accomplishments but for the horse, that she had actually kept the horse for as long as she had, considering she was gone most of the time. Though there was always a slight down side to being gone as long as she was, the horse always had to learn to trust her again. Perhaps one of her fears was that she would return home and the horse would not ever trust her again. That thought made her demeanor change slightly, making her a bit sad. Though as Hiko spoke further about food now she smiled as she nodded her head.<br/><br/>"Yes, I will make it, after I go to the store to pick up more food. Maybe while you are here I can teach you to cook too."<br/><br/>When he answered her question she remained silent, wondering what he meant by true form... or whatever he had called it. Lore was becoming more and more intrigued by him, though she was wondering, how much it was about his knowledge and how much was about his physical body? Biting down on her lower lip she smiled lightly, she didn't want him to destroy himself to protect her, though she had the hints that if it came to that he would do just as he said he would.<br/><br/>"No I wasn't expecting that answer. No one would dare stand against a force of armed guns with no weapons. It was a unexpected answer to my question, even more saying that you wouldn't hurt them, even though they may be trying hurting you."<br/><br/>He always seemed to give her a unexpected answer, and most of the time she never knew how to reply back to any of it. For the most part she just starred at him, much as she had done when he was locked in the lab cage back on base. It was those strange eyes and that glow that came off his flesh, it had all attracted her to him more then she was willing to admit to. Though as she sat next to him, he appeared more human then before, the only thing that would give him away was the way his eyes shifted. She caught herself starring at him again and this time she flushed slightly before looking away from him, Lore didn't understand the rather strange attraction that was there, and considering the facts that she had never looked at many men like this before... it wasn't normal for her.<br/><br/>"I am sorry... you don't have to act human now, not here in the cabin. Just be yourself, ok?"<br/><br/>She pursed her lips, debating with herself whether to get up or to just make a less target of herself. Lore didn't know why her body seemed to be having a melt down, she was around men everyday so what made hims any different from the rest of the men? Perhaps the fact that he came from a different planet? His skin could glow? His eyes changed? Everything he said seemed to put her at ease and comfort her? That was a lot to consider, and though it was the first night of being alone with him, in her home, she had a feeling it was going to be a long night were very little rest to find her.<br/><br/>"The fire is going down..."<br/><br/>Maybe a small distraction would help her push all those thoughts away. Pushing to her feet Lore went to the front of the fireplace, wrapping the blanket around her body before lowering down in front of it. Reaching to the left she picked up a couple more logs and tossed them on to the fire before grabbing the metal poker. Shifting them more to the center of the fire rather then to the side, they would burn quicker but... it was something to distract her thoughts.<br/><br/>"Any other questions for me?"