She gave him a murderous glare and raised her hand, ready to smack him in the face or just anywhere on his head, but she held still, containing herself. It was better not to do anything stupid before knowing exactly what he was and what he was capable of. Elin sighed and lowered her hand. "Whatever! It's practically beef, I can't die from that." She hated how he seemed to almost scoff at her with that smile of his on his face. That quickly changed, however, when he registered her words about living in the village.<br/><br/>At first she was a bit freaked out by his reaction, filled with anger. But, soon enough, she responded with similar fury. "I don't care! You don't even try. You're not up there, trying to make a living for yourself in the middle of all those normal people." Elin frowned. "You know, sometimes I forget it, when I'm around them. I feel like I'm just like them. It feels amazing! I wish... I wish it was true!" She stared at him, her eyes wide with wonder as she thought of those moments when she was able to wipe it from her head. Sitting in the same table with hunters and other humans and talk to them about interesting, fascinating things without worrying about a bullet being shot at her direction. She loved that feeling, but it was only momentary. As soon as she walked away from the situation, she realized how foolish she was.<br/><br/>Elin gave up. She started devouring her meat, which was gone in a couple of seconds. Licking her fingers clean and trying not to face him, she heard him say she didn't have to be civilized. She didn't answer, but did turn around to face him when he asked whether she wanted to find out what he was. The girl lowered her chin and took a cautious step back, looking outside the window quickly before shifting her attention back to him. "Show me then."