stuck in love //

Nodding in agreement, Ania wondered what drove this person to avoid sticking out so much. It wasn't uncommon to want to blend in, and most people strive their entire lives to blend into the crowd.
Hmm. Beautiful people. Did that mean she was interested in both genders or referring to pretty people in general. Both genders were beautiful in their own way, and each person had some admirable quality about them. Ania decided to store this thought at the back of her mind, and think about it later.

Quirking a smile, Ania watched Flayace shiver and her own body shivered in response. Maybe shivers were catchy, like yawns. It seemed like the type of thing that could be contagious. Even thinking about yawns made her want to do it. Covering her mouth with a hand, Ania made sure to smother it before taking her hand away.

"Yes! What kind of bear will you be? I'll be a .. um.. I'll be a black bear!" Lifting her hands high above her head, Ania hopped around in a circle for a bit, before taking off at full speed towards the spot she had mentioned before. "This looks warmer!"
Flopping down in a sheltered corner, Ania could feel the concrete behind her back welcoming her in, seemingly embracing her and throwing back her body heat. It made a wonderful miniature heater. Patting the ground beside her, Ania looked up at Flayace with expectant eyes and a sly smile. "This is fun."

Flayace laughed a bit and thought. "I will be a grizzly bear!" She smiled and roared trying to scare Ania. it is fun to try to be something, she loved to as a kid, be different animals and go around her house as them.those moments though, didn't last for long. by the age of eight, she didn't really have that much time, or fun left in her, for some reason. Maybe, this girl, Ania, could help her get some of it back. She was going to try to enjoy herself, for real, as best as she could.

She followed the girl, running behind her. That was one thing that she had not done in a long time, running. It felt so realizing, as if you were free from all burdens. She put her arms out for a second, happy to feel the wind on her. When she got there, at first she stared at Ania. She didn't really want to, but it was as if she had too. yeas, she loved looking at people, letting them know that she was listening, but she was different.

After a few seconds she redirected her eyes to the ground, this was a point where she didn't like her powers. Her eyes changed color to signify that she was embarrassed. She closed her eyes and breathed, she wanted to feel different about her powers, but it was as if one power didn't give others privacy, and the pother did give her any privacy. She looked back at Ania, who was patting the ground beside her, so she sat down. She though, cuddled up herself to try to be the grizzly bear, laughing a bit as she almost fell over onto Ania because she lost her balance. "This is fun!" She grinned and kept getting smaller and smaller, but with great difficulty.

Ania giggled a bit when Flayace roared, and she roared back. She didn't think she sounded very scary, but some animals don't look scary and they can still eat you in a heartbeat. Then again, she wasn't terribly interested in eating anyone.

Her back thumped against the wall she was leaning on, worn out already from the burst of energy. Her eyes closing half-way, Ania didn't feel quite so cold anymore. The running had heated her body up enough. Letting her heart slow to it's usual pace, Ania inspected her new surroundings. It wasn't much to look at in the least, but at least it was warmer than out by the tree. Her knees curled up to her chest and she rested her head on top of them, enjoying the warmth that her body radiated.

Hearing Flayace rustling next to her, Ania looked over and watched as she curled into herself. Wondering what she was doing, Ania's eyes widened a bit when she was almost landed on. Oh is she trying to be a bear? Hmmm. Copying Flayace, Ania tucked her head down and rolled her spine. She was pretty much on top of her ankles, and her hair tumbled forward to create a pale curtain. "This is difficult." Releasing her shape, Ania returned to her natural position and glanced over. "This is more comfortable." Covering a small smile with her hand, Ania stared out at the world. The snow was falling rather heavily now, blanketing everything in it's path. "I wonder if it's enough to make snowmen yet...?"

"Bears are cute, I am trying to be cute." She paused. "It is not meant to hurt, but I am just doing it because I can." She smiled a bit and fell over to the side Ania wasn't on. "Ouch." She said still in the same pose, trying to wiggle herself back up. She sighed and let go of her legs. She flopped over on her back and stretched out, laying on the cold but warm floor. She sighed and closed her eyes, wanting to fall asleep, even though the ground wasn't that comfy. "How long have you been here? Have you made any friends? DO you like it here? What is your favorite season?" For some reason, she was full of questions, wanting to ask as many as she could. She decided not to though, she didn't want to be rude, or annoying.

Watching the other with curiosity, Ania considered the questions she put out. "Well. I've been here about a year or so by now. I'm a bit cautious when making new friends, I suppose. I've managed to make a few aquaintences, though." Pausing to smile wistfully, she continued. " I like it well enough. I miss my home, though. Home is very far away. And ... My favourite season is autumn. Blinking, Ania nodded her head once, pleased with her answers. Though, she was a bit torn between spring and autumn. Fall had pretty colours and leaves, but spring had new life.

"Ahh I see. I have only been here for a few weeks. People tend to not like me, so I haven't made any friends or acquaintances." She paused. "I like it here though. It is a fresh start. I needed one I think, though my home life wasn't bad." Flayace thought for a second. "I could be your friend? If you want one that is." She half smiled and her and then rolled around a bit, trying to get warmer.

Giving a small start, Ania wondered why people wouldn't like this person. Wasn't like she smelled anything, right? Discreetly leaning closer under the guise of adjusting her position, Ania sniffed quickly. No, she didn't smell. "Perhaps people are intimidated. People get intimidated by new faces sometimes."

Giving a smile in return, Ania half turned and nodded. "Yes, I think id like a new friend." New friends never hurt anything, unless they were murderous psychopaths. "Are you a psychopath?" Woah maybe that was the wrong wording. "I mean, maybe that's why people don't like you? But I guess you wouldn't tell me even if you were." Hiding a giggle behind her hand, Ania decided that Flayace was likely Not a murderer.

"Maybe." Maybe that was the reason why people didn't like her, because it was something to do with first impressions or something. She smiled a bit and nodded. She hoped that was it, because she didn't think she was that unfriendly. She smiled a big smile when they said that they could be friends. "Really? That is awesome!" She laughed a bit at what Ania had said. A psychopath? No., she wasn't. "I can, see things, without actually being there." She paused. "Hear conversations, look around, and more, without being their. She hoped that Ania understood her, what she meant by that. "It kind of helps, for me to pick who I want to talk to and stuff." She looked away for a second and smiled.

Hmm. She never actually denied being a psychopath, did she? Did that mean she was agreeing? Perhaps she would have to be more careful. "That's a confusing power." It sounded irritating, to be able to hear other people's conversations all the time. Especially if they were saying mean things. She supposed it could help pick friends, too. "I turn into a fish." Stated quite simply, Ania didn't try to make her power sound cooler. Not much you can do with that one.
"It's a bit boring, but it's alright." She enjoyed swimming well enough, and it was fun to watch people's expression when she changed. However, it was wonderfully useless to have.

"Well, I have to close my eyes, and then navigate to where I want to go, and what I want to listen to." She paused. "It is kind of fun. I can't read people's thoughts though." She smiled a bit. She wished sometimes that she could do that, though she loved her power. It sometimes wasn't always for her though. Things like being able to cheat, listen in on private conversations. Things like that, she didn't use that much. "A fish?" Flayace grinned at Ania. "That is awesome!" She liked fish, she thought they were cute. She loved the idea of someone being able to turn into one. "How does it work?" She asked curiously. "Of course, you don't have to say."