Lerline stared at the one standing in front of her with a mix of awe and fear, it seemed he had the same feelings about the stadium as she did. She was a little confused since it sort of looked like he was a fighter but perhaps he was one of the creatures that they called monster there. To think of such a noble one such of him being fought by sport made her feel worse about the place. She lowered her head, feeling ashamed of going there even if she wasn't going there to kill.<br/>"I am going there, but I just want to have a walk in the trees. I don't know any place nearby that has as many trees as it does here. I really want to free the creatures here, but I know it is no good and that the rangers that keep this place up will just bring them back if they catch them. I can see you hate this place as much as me, so why are you here?"<br/>She was very curious about him, since he seemed to share her views on the stadium, she had never shared her opinion on it with anyone else since she figured they would just laugh at her or worse. She flicked her demon-like tail a little bit making the air sparkle with some kind of magic but what she was doing was unknown, did she even realize she was doing it? All Delvians and halves had the power to do light magic with their tails, but usually they knew what they were doing. Perhaps she was more powerful than the rest. Maybe she had what it took to free those poor creatures from the stadium.<br/>"Don't tell me your one of the monsters, this place would be even more awful if the creatures residing here were sentient."<br/>She frowned and clenched her hand into a fist, a small tear forming at the corner of her eye. It seemed Delvians (and all the other worlders who decided to frequent this terrible stadium) had no regard for life. She could barely even eat meat because she loved animals so much, the problem was that meat tasted so good she really couldn't quit eating it.