Phoenix stopped short in his tracks as he felt himself run into someone. He was surprised to see it be a plump woman and flowers scattered upon the ground. He watched her try to pick herself up a few times before finally doing it. Once she was standing she apologized to him. He smiled a devilish smile.<br/><br/>"I'm terribly sorry. That wa all my fault, I should have been watching ahead of me," he told her as he picked up the flowers and put them back in the basket. He placed the basket in her left hand an put his right over her left hand holding tightly, and with his other hand he grabbed her right wrist tight, but not enough to hurt her.<br/><br/>He chuckled as he began whispering to her, his eyes boring into hers despite the height difference. "You're an adorable one aren't you. What are you? Faerie, elf? Doesn't matter though, you do not know how to play human. For starters the only women with skin like that unnaturally are farmers wives who have no need for flowers. Second you shouldn't play someone larger than yourself. Someone of that size would have caused me to stumble when we crashed, you I barely felt. Finally your voice doesn't match that appearance. Now here's what we're going to do. I new somewhere to lay low for a while from some hunters, and you'll give me that place. If you refuse then Ill reveal that you're not a human."<br/><br/>Phoenix smiled his devilish grin again as he waited for an answer. He didnt even care that he was breaking two of his rules. 1) No physical contact unless doing an activity that heats up the body prior, or does at that moment. If he ever messed this up and someone questioned his much higher body temperature, he just said he had a fever. 2) No eye contact. Eyes that looked like flames were never human eyes, however sometimes he passed this off as disease and other times people were dumb enough to believe they were human eyes. Considering he knew she wasn't human he was fine breaking these two of his rules. However he was careful that he didn't break the third and most important. 3) No letting anyone touch his hair because if they did them it would only end badly for him as they realized what it really was an thus what he was.