Levi looks at Nini with anticipation, until she asks about her<span style="font-style: italic">own</span>whereabouts. Levi scolded herself for not mentioning something about herself - and for not preparing. She looks at the girl, and could sense the sorrow emanating from her. With calm, composed, and impartial feelings, Levi is no mind-reader, nor a soul-seeker; with the way she is, she is not meant, nor created, to be a lure for capturing melancholy souls by peeking into their woe, 'empathizing' only to tempt them into deceitful deals that are, truly, not worthy in the end. As mystical as she may be, a part of her is still virtuous. To some acquaintances, however, they claim it as a joke.<br/><br/>Levi had sensed the loathing and resentment that the girl seems to harbor. Maybe at Levi herself for being nosy into a business that wasn't hers, but unmistakably at the humans of this place. "Oh, right - my name is Levi," she said cheerfully as she gestures to herself. "I don't live here. I came southeast from here, from ..." The girl thinks a bit frantically,<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">Ummm ... Redwoods?</span></span>"Crescent City, California."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">You seem to be in deep thought, mind telling me?</span></span>Levi then turns her head and stares at the dog, the dog does the same.<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">What's his name?</span> </span><br/><br/>Levi looks at Nini. Levi responded, "I'm so new, the people here must've been thinking that I'm a hooligan for running into things, being imprudent and all."<br/><br/>All in all - bitterness, she could feel it, but Levi was glad with her response. Her silvery and innocent voice. She seems to be alright with Levi's presence.