Private Finished A Ball of Fluff, a Ball of Warmth, and a Ball of Energy!

If one would ever come by near the lake, they'd hear just for today a series of excited squeals from one direction to another, because Elizabeth was behind the trees running around trying to catch the little birds playing with her. They were high up in the trees, but she followed them on the ground, and to be honest it even crossed her mind to climb one of the trees, if only she wasn't wearing a skirt and a really cute pastel blue sweater, knitted.

She had been doing this for a few minutes. Eventually she grew tired of running, but once she's sat down by the lake was when the tiny balls of fluff approached her. She brought a bag of bread crumbs with her, a fascinating thing she's discovered in a place called the grocery store along with many other merchandise. She gave the birds a bit, and even let them feed on her palm.

It was too bad that she couldn't share this happy moment with anyone.

That's why when she saw a figure in the distance, she quickly called out, "Pardon me, sir!" Unfortunately, it scared some of the birds and they flew away, which left Elizabeth whimpering at her mistake.
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Some of the birds came back quickly after she calmed down, so there really was no loss there. Elizabeth nodded and waved for the tall person to come closer, and she grinned brightly when he did.

She stood up and met him halfway, a couple of small fluffballs still in her opened palms near her chest. She showed the tiny creatures to him without hesitation.

"Oh, good day to you, friend!" She spoke with a British accent and a small cheerful voice. "Lovely day we're having, yes? Look at these cute creatures here! Aren't they lovely?"

The birds were still eating the bread crumbs off her palm.

Elizabeth watched them momentarily, before looking up at her new acquaintance once more. "Do you like birds? Or other animals, for that matter. I've been wanting to play with them, but not many show themselves to me."

The glowing sun patterns on his hands caught Elizabeth's attention, and she made a quiet "Ooooh" of fascination as she watched them. "No, I don't mind at all!" she giggled and shook her head, and handed the birds over.

"You have to be really careful when you hold them, so they wouldn't fly away," she instructed. The birds hopped over to the male's hands obediently, and as the three of them did Elizabeth reached for her bag of bread crumbs in her pocket and poured more of it on his hands.

She liked the guy already.

"May I ask for your name? I'm Elizabeth."

"Very nice to make your acquaintance, William!"

The birds on his other hand had flew off and went to his shoulders when he moved to offer a handshake. Elizabeth was quite surprised, especially since she was still not used to modern ways of greeting like the handshake. She stared at his hand for a few seconds before deciding to take it. She held his hand and gave it a small shake, but her grip was weak and hesitant and just a little bit awkward.

She smiled sheepishly and gave an excuse right away. "I'm not used to this. When I first arrived, I couldn't even believe male and female can talk this close without malice."

"Well, I just found out that my home has been very behind when it comes to culture and tradition," Elizabeth explained. When William's hands glowed again, she couldn't help but watch them in awe.

"Why is your hand doing that?" she asked. Her eyes were wide while she stared at the glowing marks. "It's beautiful."