Lila nodded at the words spoken to her by the green-haired equivalent of what every tweenage magazine would say was hot and hunky, waiting for his explanation of what they looked like before realizing he called her little again.
It was probably a nickname, she presumed, letting it go and deciding not to blow up in his face again. She probably shocked him the first time she did such things.
At the description, though, Lila was at a loss, which said a lot about how utterly not from Koi this person was. She knew basically everyone she thought she could remember, at this point, but none of the above rang anything in her head, unless Himi had suddenly grown to have red hair, purple eyes, and an angsty guy who harbored feelings for her.
Shaking her head, she silently grounded out in a pathetically pitiful voice, “No one described like that rings any bells, and I’m sure I would remember seeing someone like that, I’m sorry, Mister Jae Ha.”
“Well, drats. That means there’s an unlikely chance any of the others would be there if neither of them are there.” He muttered in disappointment and sighed. He wasn’t sure if it was the dragon in his soul that felt a bit anxious that his supposed ‘master’ wasn’t there, but he wasn’t alarmed, trusting in his group’s protection.
“Oh well, I might as well describe the rest to take a chance to find out if they’re here.” The Green Dragon shrugged off his disappointment, but decided not to be too hopeful. In fact, he should be rather a bit overjoyed that he could have freedom by himself once in a while.
“Hmm... let’s see... Ah! Did you see a suspicious looking man with a scary mask that could have been scarier if he didn’t have a ridiculously cute squirrel on him? They’re super easy to spot.”
Jae-ha almost facepalmed himself for not asking about him in the first place.
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