A large dark pair of sunglasses covered the woman's eyes as she perched herself down on a bench. It was always part of her routine to watch the masses and study them as they passed by, going on about their simple lives. Perhaps it was a trait that came with her training, but it was difficult feat to tell who was happy and who was feigning it by just watching them. Her leather gloved hands reached into the pocket of her jacket (the purpose of the gloves had been lost on many, since they were fingerless, but there was no way she wasn't going to flaunt her manicure) to pull out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter. Slipping a pale pink coloured cigarette between her red lips, she internally huffed when she felt the presence of someone sitting down beside her. If she had wanted company, she would have put a sign up that said so. Glancing at the stranger from the corner of her eye, she kept her attention focused on lighting the cigarette, a pool of smoke erupting from her lips once she had.
The sight of a slender white stick in his grasp caused a small laugh to bubble inside her, but never once did it reach the surface. "That'll kill you one day, mate," she muttered under her breath, her voice surely carrying just far enough for him to hear. It was part of her dark displaced humour, since she was smoking as well, but she was quite sure that would be lost on him. Not that she'd ever admit to having made a joke in the first place.