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Admittedly, it did feel nice to have Dashade calmly listen to her problems without any clear signs of protest, but he could try and put more effort in looking like he cared. "So... What you're saying is... It's okay to not like it, but... It's up to me to change it?" It took her a while to wrap her head around what exactly Dashade was saying, though she could get the gist of it. I can't realy get mad at the green guy, yeah, his words hurt. But... She wasn't the most normal looking creature in the universe, and that was saying something. "I think I understand"

She also acknowledged that he had silently taught her that she needed better ways to use her emotions, running off and destroying everything in her path just because someone made her cry (Which is something she totally didn't do... At all...) wasn't going to bolster anyone's trust in her. maybe she should apologise. "Thanks for listening to me..." His strange method of making her attack him did help her let go of the confused anger she held, plus it was a good reminder of how inexperienced she was. A brutal beatdown and a stern lecture? Mr Shade would get along well with my Master... Though the Arcosian didn't seem to like smiling very much, he always looks grumpy. Not that Kazaam's Master couldn't smile, it's just whenever she did it looks like she's insulting you somehow.

A part of her wanted to ask Dashde why exactly he didn't smile, but she realised that she had already taken up a lot of his time and that he probably wanted to be alone or at least have her silent. "I think it's nap time now... Thank you for the talky stuff, Mr Shade" She bowed her head in graditude before shuffling away from Dashade, trying to give him space and resting her head on the ground, hoping she at least looked more comfortable then she felt on the ground. With that she closed her eyes and was out like a light... Hopfully.