The impact of such a surprisingly unknown object made her yelp in sudden shock as she fell too, right on her delicious derriere. She let out an "omf" as she did so, her staff clattering against the cobblestone. She groaned as she quickly got up though, quick to catch herself, and rub the back of her skirt, whimpering at the pain in her bottom from the fall. Her tail might be a bit bruised thanks to that. Sighing, she was about to bend over to get her staff, when she heard someone apologizing. Raising a brow at that, she finally took in account of the thing that ran into her, wondering who or what could of been in such a hurry as to practically make her fall onto the street.<br/><br/>And, surprisingly or not...it was a Pandaren! She had heard they were around now, and the reading texts that were around about them hardly satisfied her curiosity. And she had seen a few, though most of them were either visitors or workers in the inns and academy kitchens. She thought the food tasted a bit different lately. But now one just literally bumped right into her! Oh! Something to study especially! What fun! But, upon closer inspection...he wasn't as...fat, as the others usually were. She wondered why that was. Wasn't the weight of a Pandaren a sign of attractiveness or something like that? Oh well, just more questions to ask!<br/><br/>She smiled at the Pandaren and bent over to get her staff, unknowing if she gave the male a show of any kind as she did so. She grabbed it and stood back up, still having that smile as she looked to the Pandren, offering him a hand up. She doubted she had the strength to really pick him up, but it was the gesture that mattered. Karia giggled faintly as she said, "Oh no, twas my fault, dearie. You were obviously in a hurry somewhere and I wasn't watching where I was going." Looking a bit closer, she could tell he was no kitchen worker or adventurer. A student maybe? She kept the smile and coyly said, "Late for classes?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>