Say cheese, please.

Pan's smile turned to a frown when she said she couldn't turn into dinosaurs.
"Aww... It would have been cool to ride a Velociraptor for my tour of the school." She joked, giggling at the thought. She smiled in glee at her reaction to Pan's powers, she loved showing off at every chance, after all.

As she tidied up the room with her wind, Maddie assured her she didn't care, and Pan stopped, dropping the papers almost comically, in a cartoon-like fashion, and sighing in relief. "Thank the gods. I didn't mean to make a mess, regardless." She said apologetically.

She frowned again when Maddie said she couldn't talk in her animal forms. That was unfortunate, but then again, Pan couldn't talk while transformed either. She stood there and though for a moment, and then nodded slowly. "Let's stick to our feet for now, then. Shall we go?" She would ask, holding the door politely. "You're the boss, Maddie. Where to first?"

Pan giggled quietly when Maddie turned all serious. She was taking it very seriously, and it was pretty adorable and kind of funny, like a little kid trying to act like an adult. Pandora stood at attention jokingly, saluting as Maddie passed through the door.

"Cafateria it is! Yes ma'am!" She barked, holding back laughter. Bandit's face was priceless, and she wondered vaguely if the dog was somehow magical or something. She wouldn't be that surprised. This WAS Monte Carlos.

As they left the room, Pan waved her hand and shut it behind her, a sudden gust of wind pulling it shut.
"So, how does this work, exactly?" She would ask suddenly. "The cafeteria, I mean. I've never eaten in a place like this." She clarified, realizing that she wasn't making much sense. She'd lived most of her life hunting and foraging for her food, or at least, waiting for the men to do so. Tribal life was honestly very sexist, but it was all she knew for most of her life. "Where does all the food even come from?"

Pan's eyes just widened.
"Wait, you throw it all away? How do you not run out?" She asked, both horrified and awestruck. "How do you make it all every day? There's so many people here, you'd never be able to find that much..." She continued, also not understanding Maddie's answer. It was a very different world for her, and she'd only been exposed to a little bit of it thus far.

She still met Maddie's gaze and smiled back, stifling a laugh as she nearly tripped.
"Hey, I know I'm stunning, but don't hurt yourself, okay?" She jeered sarcastically, playing with her hair as if it were much more voluminous.

Once again, her jaw dropped when Maddie told her the food was all paid for, and that she could take whatever she wanted.
"Shouldn't we eat the fruit and vegetables first?" She asked naively. "That way, we can save it before it goes bad." She said wisely, still way out of her depth. "What's a buffet?" She asked after a beat of silence.

It was actually almost more amusing to see Maddie attempt at walking backwards and talking to her at the same time, nearly falling multiple times and constantly looking behind her. It seemed motor skills weren't a strong suit for her.
"Hey, be careful, I'm not worth breaking your tailbone or something over." She warned, just before Maddie explained the thing about the fruit.

"Wait, I'm confused. Where do they keep it? Does someone have the power to keep food fresh here?" She asked, thinking for a moment. "You know, that'd be a pretty lame power." She added as an afterthought.

She fell over, inevitably, and Pandora actually did laugh this time, long and loud, leaning forwards and wheezing as she tried to control her fit of laughter, which probably wasn't helping Maddie all that much.

Upon seeing the girl's face redden, Pan stopped laughing rather suddenly, instead offering a hand to the girl. "Sorry, that was rude. Here." She would offer, waiting for her. One way or another, Maddie would end up back on her feet, her ego hopefully not too badly bruised, and continuing the tour.

Walking normally again, Maddie explained what a buffet was to Pan, who just blinked. "But wait... What happens when you run out?" She asked simply, almost childlike in manner. That was when Maddie flung the doors open to reveal the cafeteria. Pan just stood there, her eyes widening.

"Oh. You don't run out." She muttered after a few moments.

It was, in a way, sickening to Pan, to see all this food go to waste, but at the same time, she was awestruck by just how much they had. Was this the future? All this abundance, all this food, everywhere? She couldn't even comprehend it.

Maddie's smile met Pan's wide-eyed face, and she halfheartedly curled her own lips into a smile as she processed all of this. Then Maddie asked an odd question.

"Umm, no... What's cereal?" She would ask slowly.