Sho Kaga's body language changed as her questions did. After his answer to the first one, Eloa plucked one of the slices from the metal contraption and bit into it. The crunch surprised her a bit and she couldn't help but stare at the toasted treat, for it was a treat to her, while tasting it on her tongue.<br/><br/>Eloa took note of the change in his voice and body language with a furrowed brow. The lifting of his mask she assumed had been a smile. The merriment in his voice confirmed it for her. Of course, she could have been wrong. It may have been a grimace. Now he seemed...amused? His words were very pretty, but Eloa understood, or at least she thought she did. Sho Kaga was, naturally, the snake. Was his weakness his own magic? Or another's? Eloa mulled the idea in her mind as she took another bite of her toast.<br/><br/>"I do not mean to offend, and please do not look into my words so seriously, but snakes that bites usually do not live long thereafter." Eloa attempted a half hearted smile. "Usually." She knew, should something happen to her, her father would declare war and rally her betrothed's support somehow. It would be gruesome, especially for her own people and no doubt Sho Kaga would win, but would the win be worth it? "Besides," Eloa continued after finishing the toasted slice and rubbing her hands together to clean them of any crumbs. "I know not to play with snakes. Especially poisonous ones."<br/><br/>Eloa looked about the room once more while folding her hands together. "These are a wonder and I hope to learn much from my stay here." There was much he could teach her. Him and whomever else created such wonders. Of course, with his power level, Sho Kaga very well could have created it all for all Eloa knew. "Well," She crossed her arms and leaned back in the table. "Do I need to find an inn? Or do you have some place in mind for me to stay?"