Blink had such a childish happy-go-lucky attitude that Aria herself started to feel joyful around him. Everything that was happening to her was so similar to an adventure game and yet so different from everything she knew, that it was really hard for her to cope with the sudden changes: wearing no clothes (although the feeling was refreshing), having to walk for God only knows how many miles –on foot! – and listening to a giant rabbit asking many many que…”Wait a minute!”<br/>She stopped and turned around to face him.<br/><br/>“You keep saying that we created you giant furry things.. .anthromorphians was it?” Aria really had trouble with the tongue-twister word, but she tried her best to say it right, it was the polite way after all. “When the heck did hum…” she stopped emphasizing the word “when” because it was crucial to know how many decades…centuries maybe she had been travelling unknowingly. But then something else popped up in her mind.<br/>“Of course we live in the air.” She lied giving Blink a convincing smug. “I’m not really ssssure who exactly was the first one to create some of you bunnies, but I’m pretty sure my folks had their reasons for leaving this lovely planet of…ours.”<br/><br/>She really had to try her best in keeping up with both Blink’s huge steps and her own innocent lies. “Since I’m the only Creator you met so far I can only suppose that we forgot everything about this place and ..well I’m a messenger from far away and I’m here to see that you guys are alright. “<br/>She started to grow tired and her feet hurt. As much as she trained at AZRA in various combat arts, Aria was really a sloth ‘till the end and even the smallest physical efforts tired her greatly.<br/>“Now that I know you’re fine and dandy, I have to get back home. You do have a time machine don’t you?” she asked hopefully, thinking that if Blink and his kind saw her as one of the Creators, then maybe all of them would listen to her demands and fulfill them willingly. In her mind there was this image of Creator Aria, ruler of the bunnies.<em>Maybe even goddess… </em>“Oh snap out of it!” she said to herself, focusing on the creature beside her.  At one point she even stretched her hand as if to touch his fur, curious to know how it felt. Then her fear of being bitten kicked in and she let her hand down gently.<br/><br/>“How much farther?”<br/>Not even the awesome scenery around her could convince Aria that it was worth walking as much as they had to now. Blink didn’t seem to mind, but his feet were larger and therefore his steps were bigger.  It was comical the way she had to speed up her pace to match his, not wanting to be left behind. Since there was no sign of them getting closer to their destination, Aria thought of asking him some questions in return, maybe see if his information might match any of her own…Still, she never heard of humans mixing animal genes with human ones to start a new specie, but she did know that cloning was no longer a myth so why not this as well?<br/>“What kind of evil do you think we fought in the past?”<br/>