Lerline looked at him and cocked her head to the side, so he used to fight here once but now he didn't and he hated this place now. Well at least he learned the errors of his ways somehow and it seemed like he was trying to stop people from coming into the stadium which was a noble effort, though trying to stop a Delvian from having fun is like trying to take the stripes off a tiger. No matter what you did, you just couldn't seem to appeal to a Delvian's moral side. It was almost like they didn't have any morals at all.<br/>"Oh I am glad your not one of the creatures here at least, but I am curious whatever made you stop fighting? And I wonder also why you ever fought in the first place. I never knew the appeal of hunting something that has thoughts and feelings just like you."<br/>She hoped he didn't mind the questions, she always wonder that but didn't have the nerve to ask anyone around here before. She was afraid they might mistake her for one of the monsters, even though she could speak and do things that they couldn't. People also hunted people in this world, she didn't put it past them that they wouldn't care that she wasn't a monster.<br/>She sneezed at the dust in the air, and blinked as a little flash appeared in front of her. Lerline's mother also had unusual powers for a Delvian, but she wondered what it meant those random things happened. They haven't shown up randomly before until she met him. Perhaps he was triggering something that was hidden inside her, but what? She hoped whatever the flash signified didn't hurt him at all.<br/>"Um your not hurt are you? That flash...something happened..."<br/>Lerline started to look around to see the effects of whatever spell had gone off, she saw nothing really except there seemed to be more trees in the stadium than there was before. She quirked an eyebrow at that, thinking it would be bad if one of the trees grew where one of the monsters were. She crossed her fingers praying that nobody got hurt by the trees. She even hoped that the monster hunters were not hurt. She wasn't a violent person at all.