Elin smiled proudly. "I'm glad you've finally acknowledge that I'm a lady! Took you long enough." She was joking of course. The girl attacked her omelette, finding it delicious on the very first bite. Sometimes it was nice to eat something else than meat. Complex human meals were actually quite refreshing to her taste buds and omelette just happened to be one of her favorite breakfast meals, right after pancakes. When she had still been living with her parents, her mother had always told her not to eat so quickly and so unhealthy. Elin couldn't help it.<br/><br/>She blinked her eyes as he told her he hadn't really slept. "Really? Are you okay then? Maybe you should take a nap. I'm sure it's all fine now." Elin munched on her omelette happily, though feeling guilty since he had lost his sleep because of the hunters. She had been the one to lead them this deep into the forest, too. There was no going back to the village, it seemed. It made her quite sad. The girl looked up when Francis said he had protected her, not knowing why. She blushed slightly at his intent stare and laughed nervously. "What?" She asked.<br/><br/>He was a weird but good guy, perhaps one of the best she had ever met. At the cafe she had worked at she had often been judged on her appearances and guys liked to point our rather straightforwardly if there was something wrong with her or something they particularly liked. Elin hated that. She wasn't some statue they had come to admire, but an actual person! Moreover, she was a half-breed capable of tearing their guts out in her animal form. Francis was so different from those boys, probably because he had been in the forest for so long. Or because his mother had taught him well. She looked back into his eyes, slightly nervous and gasped when he nearly fell out of his chair.<br/><br/>"Are you okay?" Elin asked, giggling a little. He was cute. And good-looking, even if he was weird.