"Mmm? You..." the girl cocked her head to the side. He'd dropped off mid-sentence, and curiosity was something that often got the better of her. The words that did come out made her frown a little, though it didn't last for very long at all. "Hey, I don't either, like I said. Maybe we could look for one together? I don't know, do you even want to be in a guild? Doesn't seem you're with anyone here...no party-members around. But...hey. unfortunately means you don't want to be alone, I'm presuming. Yeah, I think I'll have your back. You seem pretty cool."
She smirked now and tossed her head back to gaze up at the sky. The day was crawling on pretty fast. The sun which had been overhead a while ago had moved across the sky, approaching its setting-place on the horizon surely. Slowly, but surely. Night would fall. This would be the night of the beginning. The night where everyone would have to be on their best guard. The night where survival meant more than anything. And tonight wasn't a night you could go alone.
She tuned in to just catch the last bits of his sentence and his turning away, and though the actions made her brow furrow for just a minute, it was dismissed with a motion of her hand. "Hey. A warrior isn't so bad. I think it's promising. I think...I think it's exciting. You can get to work on yourself, to be whatever you want to be. The game decides based on your abilities, right? Gaia does, that is. Think of it this way. Maybe you're equally good at everything, so the game would let you decide, mm? Heh...if I had a choice, I'd totally be some bowman on a horse, riding it around and shooting people left and right. But in a world like this, they've got guns too. Bows...just don't cut it anymore." she sighed a little here, her fingers moving to her bangs and pushing them back by running through them as she looked up at the man with another smile just after, though smaller, more sincere. "It's really okay. I think it won't be long before Gaia tells you what you are."
Her smile widened when he turned back to face her, and she chuckled a little when he did indeed bow so low. She was tempted to follow suit, the man meant no harm after all. But refrained, if only just for the moment. "It's very nice to meet you too, fancy-pants. Haha, no, I'm only joking. Zen. That sounds a lot nicer. And hey, we're friends now, are we?" her eyebrow rose and she waved her hand in an arc, bringing up the menu. A friend for the night was invaluable.
No, not in that way!
Her hand hovered over the friend request button and she tapped and waved, bringing up the sheet and pressing send to the man's inventory. Though, she wouldn't admit, she had to stare at his name on his profile and copy it down symbol for symbol, letter for letter, even making a mistake, before she got it right. She pressed send, and the message would glitter up on the man's dashboard.
"Lovissa Everglade would like to add you as a friend. Do you accept?
>Yes
No"