Such a Beautiful Sight... (PRIVATE)

Loska's eyes quickly swept his frame as the man stepped out from behind the light post. Tall, blonde, handsome, well put together. In all honesty if she ever cared to imagine what an angel might actually look like he would certainly fit the bill. He had a gentleness about him that put her at ease, though she was a naturally trusting individual. When tigers curled up next to you and simply fell asleep ones sense of danger was easily skewed. It was something that had caused her ring master a fair bit of concern, but she never heeded her warnings. Thus far she had yet to meet anyone who was truly malicious. She'd met a lot of misunderstood and thus mistreated people though. People who were ostracized from society because they were different, they looked weird, or were simply... off. While usually standoffish or even rude to begin with, Loska found that unbiased kindness always managed to break through in the end. It had never failed her so far, so she went into every situation expecting to come out on top, with a new friend even. 

She chuckled at his words, quickly patting her pockets and bags in search of any bells she might be able to ring for him. "Damn, I left my bells in my other bag! Sorry Angel-sama." She grinned at him a bit sheepishly. His trick with the hat caused the sheepishness to fall away, leaving a simply delighted smile in its place. She enjoyed people who knew how to use their hands for flashy little tricks. It was a simple happiness, but she liked to be amused. "Of course, that would be silly." She said in reply to his introduction, "Though wouldn't that be fantastic? To meet a real life angel, it would really be something." She paused for a moment, considering what it would be like it he really was an angel and had come down from heaven. How interesting it would be to learn of the things he knew, to hear of his tails from beyond the grave. She didn't really want the answer to all of life's mysteries, but she loved the prospect of seeing the world through someone else's eyes, especially when they were eyes with a particularly unique viewpoint. "Er... Not that meeting human you isn't just as exciting!" Realization dawned on her rather suddenly and she tried to backtrack quickly, hoping to not insult her new acquaintance by calling him boring or expressing extremely high expectations from him.

For two people who had never met and had absolutely no knowledge of each other beyond what they could see at face value, their initial queries to each other were surprisingly on point. While both perhaps naive of the truth behind their statements, it was... amusing. Loska's eyes widened a bit with surprise as he asked her about her time spent with woodland creatures, something she was never really aware of until someone else pointed it out to her. She began laughing as she knew her answer would be a bit too farfetched to be easily believed, regardless of the truth it held. "You would be surprised... Birds, deer, stray dogs... Even a bear or two on a few occasions. Dan said the day he wouldn't stumble upon me at some point playing with an animal I shouldn't be would be the day that hell froze over." She chuckled warmly, the image of her ringmaster appearing clearly in her mind. He would always lecture her about how important it was to respect wildlife and to not put herself in danger, often times while hiding behind something for fear that her animal companions would turn on him. Of course she had never had any ill will towards him and thus the animals had paid him no mind, but she had never quite put the two together. "Ah, Dan is the name of my Ringmaster... I, uh, came from a circus." She gave him an apologetic smile, as if asking him to excuse how weird that sounded. She hoped he would believe her, and that he wouldn't consider it too weird and leave. She'd gotten quite a few strange looks from the people she'd told so far, and many of her classmates had ended up avoiding her. Still she wasn't one to lie or try to avoid who she was or where she came from. Full disclosure was important to her.