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Pleasant little thing she was, the child reassured him with a shrug. Nagendra smiled faintly, appreciative of the often easy-going ways of children. When she answered his question, she seemed quite certain of herself, and he felt a bit less worried. Mommy and Mama? Huh. He still didn’t think he would leave her by herself. He decided then that he would stick around and keep watch, if under the guise of a friendly travelling companion, to make certain that no harm befell her. She returned the question, and he smiled wider this time, amused as sudden thoughts traipsed through his head. ”No. Although, I suppose the only difference between lost and exploring is whether you’re upset about it,” he mused aloud.

Before much else could happen, another figure stormed into sight, making a beeline for the little girl. Nagendra was quick to step back, rightly assuming this to be the surely worried mother of the child. She was a beautiful shade of purple, no doubt where the child got the strange coloration from. He watched silently, brows lifted and tongue tied in awkward silence. She would reprimand her child before turning her attention back to him. He assumed she would be mad at him too – suspicious – but her question seemed fairly level. ”Yes,” he replied simply. ”She was fine, just having a nap under the tree here,” he assured, lashing a quick smile.