Levi smiled. "Sure, do lead the way." She may have looked at the maps in the cruise, but it was brief look at Prince William Sound and a skim of Valdez as someone was about to enter the room. And so, she felt, only the slightest bit, nervous, but calms down after she remembers how well she made it here without causing any unmanageable problems.<br/><br/>She perks up as she asks, "Oh, and if you don't mind telling me, what's your name? And your dog's? How old are you? I'm fifteen."<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">I wonder what she knows about this place.</span></span><br/><br/>Levi places her hands in her zipper, jacket pockets. She could feel her wallet in case she has to do anything else. She once remembers going to No Name Pizza with a, quite sophisticated, human friend at Big Bear City in California. They just happened to meet at the City Park at the same time whiling resting from bicycling. They had then went to a nearby No Name Pizza and chatted. He was a lawyer, and he told the many cases he went to. Murders, specifically. They can happen anywhere, including in the most inconspicuous and peaceful neighborhoods as well as the notably joylessly quiet neighborhoods according to Zack. He'd obtain maps and find evidence to prove the defendant as not guilty. She looks over on his recent closed cases in Big Bear, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Alaska. She tried to apply location-wise on how other places would be also be formed and constructed based on their history, like in here, Valdez. But it was all pointlessly done merely to subdue the last of her nerves.