Un café l'addition.

Hazel was leaning back in her chair, sipping coffee. It had been a pretty average day, save for the abnormally large order of cheesecakes. And the guy only took half of it. So now she has like 8 different cheesecakes she needs to eat. Or find some other way to get rid of them. Either or.

After finally fitting them all in her fridge, Hazel decided to head to a cafe for a lovely coffee, which she found one that wasn't too busy and pretty close by. The French barman was a bit rude, but meh, coffee. It was nice, hot and delicious.

However, she was caught off guard when all of the sudden a rather shy and nervous looking girl walked in. More importantly, she had the white hair and red eyes of an Arlnest. She couldn't be, right? Either way, she needed help.

Getting up, Hazel walked over, kind of stumbling as she did. She got to the counter, leaning on it. "Listen le prick, a glass of water is free, if I am correct. So get the girl a water." She tried to sound imitating, and it worked pretty well. However, her size might have taken away from it.

"I can do that." An ice owl appeared above the barman. It wasn't too large, but large enough to be a fair amount of water when she melted it over him. It was a bit petty, but it was pretty worth it. She would then turn and nod to Agatha, signaling their exit.

After they leave, Hazel will give them a small bow, leaning against the wall to balance herself. "Sorry about making a scene. Just an annoying guy. Anyway, I'm Agatha Hazel Arlnest, but I go by Hazel usually. Haven't seen you around before, are you new?"

Hazel was a bit dumbfounded. She was also from New York? Man, what a weird coincidence. She almost thought the girl was a clone or something until common sense kicked in. And unfortunately, Agatha was not another Arlnest. A bit disappointing, but oh well.

"Yeah, no problem for taking your side. As for everything else, I have no idea what the odds are. Anyway, welcome to the island. It'll take some time to get used to, especially if you aren't used to super natural beings, but it's a nice place. If you need someplace to stay or help with a tour, I can assist on that."

She wasn't too sure how much help the girl needed, but she did want to ask. Agatha seemed nice, albeit scared out of her mind. And if she was a normie, then it was probably best to help her out now rather then later when some prick found her.

Hazel nodded, straightening up. "Okay, we can head to my place and rest up. And don't worry about imposing, it's all fine." She crossed her legs, sitting while floating in the air. This was mainly to give her leg a rest before the walk back home. As she started in the direction of her home, she landed, walking with a awkward limp to her.

She figured Agatha was going to bring up the limp at some point. But she didn't care, it was a fair question to ask. "So, Agatha, I guess the big question for you is why did you decide to come here?" A pretty good question to get a conversation started. Might as well start somewhere with this so they don't just walk in silence.

Hazel nodded, listening carefully. Seemed like she had quite the unfortunate past, to say the least. She was a normal person at least, That'll give her some perspective in terms of what to expect from her at least. And maybe help her realize that magic can be good.

"Yeah, I understand. Making a pact with anyone is usually bad news. I haven't personally dabbled in old god magic and whatnot, but my old master has. A definite no no. And it's fine if you don't have magic, there are plenty of humans here without it. Kind of a breath of fresh air in some ways."

She paused, slowing down a bit. Mainly cause she almost tripped. Hazel did manage to catch herself, then continued on.

"As for using it carelessly, maybe. For me, I was born with magic. It's just like being able to lift my arms or talk. Though my whole family were magic users, so it came naturally to me. Sorry if I freak you out with it though, given your past."