Click. Clack. Click. Clack. His high heels tapped along the floor with his sun umbrella covering his back. He couldn't stand overly cheery people. They bugged him. At face values they're always happy-go-lucky, but he knew better. In their heart of hearts they were cruel, foul, intimidating. Rotten to the core. He knew, for he had seen it himself. And that is why he seemed highly reluctant to answer the newcomer, though finally Freya sighed. And the gentle tapping of his shoes ended as he came to a halt. "Freya." A single word in answer with his soft, gentle voice, though he turned to look at the spirited woman with his inqusitive gaze, the different colored eyes peering onto her, examining her. And only one conclusion could be made from his view, these two were from completely different worlds.
He then looked over to Leon again, examining him briefly, something he hadn't done in their relentless chatter. He seemed more mature, yet he too was of a different fiber, different caliber. Neither of those would ever understand him, so Freya figured it better to keep a plain, professional relationship to them. No pleasantries, no friendships, just cold, hard professionalism. Not that he knew any other ways to be, but that was irrelevant. He was after all just your average short male, dressed like a girl, speaking like a girl, with a soft spot for coldblooded murder. Not much of friend material either way.