Aria chuckled slightly. This was the most excitement, play wise, she had since before her forced departure from the Spring Court. No fun without a little bit of danger. If she didnâ€™t know better, she could peg the man as a higher fae.<br/><br/>Pheonix continued towards her and she was acutely aware of his body as she refused to back up any further. Logic said that this man threatened her life yesterday and was invading her home to use as a safe haven and was not invading her personal space and should be treated carefully and with anger. Logic wasnâ€™t any fun. Logic also said she should use his offer to demand things, demand that he leave or demand assistance towards her own goals. No, No. Logic wasnâ€™t playing the game. Being practical wasnâ€™t what was making her heart beat faster and forcing her to try to calm herself. This game, however, was.<br/><br/>â€œExactly,â€ She half whispered, and continued to stand her ground. â€œSince you are offering me a gift, I want to know what you are.â€  He admitted to owing her something. That meant that he did. He did not, however, technically offer her whatever she demanded. Only asked her what she wanted, and the curiosity of what he was, was simply a part of a list. The one he was the least likely to ignore or get out of. She tried not to get her hopes up, but catching people and getting her way was just a way to win games and she couldnâ€™t keep the expectant shine from her eyes.