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Her mother had told her that she needed to go and find an earthling to pass along a message. Alizeh had been confused at first since she didn't think her mother spoke to any earthlings. Then of course it was explained that her mother had found a hybrid in the woods and that his, yes his, earthling mother was home so she should be told. Apparently the boy had done what she'd done some years ago and gotten bit by a keldari. Ali wasn't worried though. He was with her Oma so he would be just fine.

She walked along and started to hum a little tune. All she knew was that she was looking for a dark grey colored earthling woman. And apparently her name was Lucijah.

Alizeh had asked a few sisters where she could find the earthling and though they weren't pleased with her wanting to talk to the woman they did manage to vaguely give her a direction. Which was more helpful than they realized. Alizeh always wandered around so she knew which houses were where, just not who was in them unless she specifically saw someone there. So once she got the direction she was good.

It only took her about twenty minutes to reach the house she'd pinned as housing the earthling woman. As she approached it she called out. "Hallo!" Not only did she want to announce that she was there but she used a friendly tone so there would be no weapon thrown her way.

When the earthling stepped out Alizeh stopped walking closer. One because this woman was so different from the Yaeli she was used to seeing. Her eyes went wide, but with curiosity and not shock. A smile spread across her features and she couldn't help the small giggle that escaped her. A small shake of her head was given at the mention of Ai. "I've no business with your wife. I'm looking for a Lucijah. I assume that's you?" She wanted to be completely sure before she went any farther with her little message.

As she waited for the affirmation or decline of the identity she looked the woman up and down. She was fascinated by the color of her skin, hair, and crystals. Not to mention the fact that she was taller than the other earthlings she'd seen before. Another thing was that this woman didn't act like a bunny at all. No skiddish behavior so far. So she couldn't call her a bunny like she did with Esai.

Alizeh stepped closer with a bright smile as Lucijah confirmed who she was. "Oh good!" One of her hands went to her chest while the other was held out slightly to the side. "I'm Alizeh. My mother's are Akeldama and Pruu." She wasn't sure if the woman knew of them or not but she figured it wouldn't hurt to mention them just in case.

"My mother actually sent me to relay a message to you." Her hands went to her sides now as she continued to look the woman over. She was more so interested in the crystals she had. Ali was learning that just as each Aishan had unique markings the earthlings had unique crystals and patterns.

When it seemed that the woman was willing to hear the message she smiled even more. "Right. So she wanted me to tell you that Imri was injured. A keldari bite." That was all that Akel had told her to pass along but she added a bit of her own to it so that the earthling didn't get too upset. "My mother is good at treating them so he'll be alright." She nodded matter-of-factly.

With the message passed along she then switched the subject. "You aren't from Yael are you? I've seen plenty of Yaeli and you have different colors." She was proud of the fact that she could point that out. It meant that this woman was from the another island. And Ali's curiosity was piqued.

Ali saw the change in the woman but shrugged it off as typical parental worry and then figured she'd trust in the skills of her mother since she was known for dealing with poisons and venoms. When Lucijah told her where she came from and that she was a shifter she tilted her head.

"I know the Alkidike came from Chibale. Is Jauhar close to that?" Maybe they were neighbors? "And what do you mean by shifter? What can you shift?" Her curiosity was on full display now as she looked the woman all over in search of something that could change.

Alizeh gave a slightly scrunched look to Lucijah. "They told me what they could about Chibale but they've never been there." So their information was limited to what was shared with them by the extremist Alks. Which she had learned wasn't much. "That sounds really nice. Kinda like how we live alongside the Yaeli." Sorta. Not many of her sisters really interacted with them.

As she was told that the woman could change the color of her eyes and skin she seemed to develop a curiosity in her eyes. How intriguing. It was such a shame that none of her sisters could do such a thing. Imagine being able to change the color of one's eyes or skin simply because of the moon? It made her grin. "That sounds like it would be amazing to see." Would it be rude to ask to see the shift happen? Ali paused to think about that. Was it an intimate thing? Was it something that the shifters did in private or was it not such a big deal? "What's it like?" She settled on that question instead.

What the woman said made sense. If she was going to follow Ali back to where Imri was then she'd get to see her shift. That was mostly due to timing than anything. So she smiled and nodded. "I'm sure it's amazing."

Of course when Lucijah brought up her antennae she looked up, her head tilting back with the effort, before she reached her right hand up to touch them softly. "Why wouldn't we be able to feel things with them? It's the same as a finger feeling what's under it." If someone claimed to feel things with their hair then she could understand the disbelief but obviously something made of flesh would be sensitive to touch.

Alizeh shrugged and dropped her hand down. "I guess there's a lot to learn on both sides." The younger wasn't upset over the shifter not knowing things. She just figured that Lucijah needed to learn more. After all, if she had hybrid kids she'd need to know what to expect. "I bet your boy has figured out a lot about both, huh?" Here she smiled, somewhat envious over Imri's perceived knowledge.