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Avarella hovered around the cage for a bit, watching intently on the fluid movements that only practice could bring, as Ebony performed a routine that she supposed that most of the others had of their own. She watched halfway through before moving away. Looking at her hand where the young girl's hand had placed upon on her own, a wide grin spreading on her face as some more confidence settled onto her expression. "I'll look forward to it." She said it quietly, at least enough so that it'd be to herself, and fully walked away from the cage, eager to move on to meet the rest of the others here at this zoo. Well, Ebony would be her first friend here, she was most certainly an easily likeable person. At the very least, she hoped that the girl in question would consider her the same. A small of her goal, accomplished. Good. Some progress. Now to ensure that there will be some more by her self-set deadline.

Hopefully, this foretells of some good omens. She's still looking at her hand carefully, slightly fascinated by the touch that had left already, and stopping as she reached the next cage. This seemed almost as dark and lonely as the previous that Ebony resided in, before she had gotten to meet the girl who seemed so hostile at first, but warmed up immediately once she had corrected her careless mistake. Okay, don't mess this up again Ava.

Calmly, she leaned forward closer to the edges of the cage, far enough for comfort but close enough to at east hold conversation. She would have to repeat the same routine here, though with some altered parts in her introduction. "'Sup." Pausing again before speaking just so whomever it was in the cage would have her attention at the very least. No need to be incredibly formal. "I'm Avarella Lee. But I prefer the name Nixon. I'm going to be your.. doctor from here on in. I'm a bit of newbie." She smiled, perhaps a bit of hopeful gaze. "So try to go easy on me. Not much you could do to get rid of me, just to let you know." She took another pause, but laughed softly anyway. I do hope that I wouldn't have to keep up with such quietness for too long. "What's your name?"

She dusted off a bit of the white lab coat, a bit out of slight nervousness, but resisted the urge to slap herself like earlier. There was a sorts of light being much more clearer than she had last noticed. Glancing towards the sky, she took a short note to herself. Early mid-morning already then? But then tore her brief glance away back to the cage and whatever it was that the cage housed.