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Having already completed her Spring cleaning days before, Yunalesca found herself free to wander around. It was one of the few times when she was not required to watch over her younger siblings -one of which was taller than her already. She sighed, following a path that looked nice and seemed to lead to a quiet place to relax.

It was already almost her 'birthday'. According to the Kingdom's standards, anyway. Her real birthday was lost to her, and it was possible that'd it always stay that way. At least she had a second day to replace the one that was lost.

Yunalesca took a few more steps forward, her eyes scanning the area contently. It was a nice place, definitely. And it seemed that it was not a very populated area of Traverse Town. In fact, it seemed that no one else was there.

"Oh." She released a short breath as her eyes caught Mitsurugi on the bench. There was, in fact, someone else there. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to disturb you." She curtseyed to him after speaking quietly.

She nodded kindly to him, glad that she didn't have to abandon such a nice area. "Thank you for your patience. If I was interrupting you, I'm sorry, but I couldn't resist this place. It's very relaxing just to be in a serene environment for once." For once, she thought. What a thought. Three siblings, all younger, and very, very likely to cause her trouble. Though what really aggravated her was if they meant to or not.

"Yes. If I'm not mistaken, then you're Mitsurugi, correct?" She smiled again, hoping that she was right in her thinking. "If you don't mind, then yes, I would. It looks very nice." She walked toward the bench before sitting down and looking back up at him. "Really, this place has an even better view when you sit."

"I've actually never even seen this place before. Though I, too, have plans of coming back. I like it here." She spoke straightforwardly.

Again, she thought back to her siblings. "For once, as in, at home, I'm not usually able to relax. It's easy to treasure moments like these when you don't see them very often." She sighed happily, letting her eyes wander to the sky.

"Yes, I think I know what you mean. I get that way, as well." She laughed slightly in embarassment. Though it was not something she was proud of, it was a difficult habit to rid herself of. Especially when she had no help in the household. Sirius was usually the cause, Wisp would unknowingly help him, and Aria... Would not be very helpful when it came to cleaning. "When I'm on a mission, I'm the same way." She blushed, making sure to note in her mind to find a way to locate someone to help her.

"It seems so." Which meant that if there was a hole in that boat, then they'd both go down.

She allowed her smile to stay on her face as his grin descended to a soft smile. "Oh, you'd be surprised. Though I don't think I'm the worst." Five girls to one was definitely an easy choice. "But what type of girl am I, then?" She asked, not really expecting an answer from him. She wanted to ask just to ask.

"Actually, nothing much out of the ordinary." And by ordinary, she meant almost daily magical problems in their home. "I've actually been able to make progress with my magic." With her staff acting as her catalyst, it was much easier to practice. And though she couldn't summon anything yet, it was good that her healing was getting better.

"Thank you. If you need any help, then just call me and I'll do my best. Backup always makes things easier." She smiled warmly.

For a few moments after he finished speaking, she was silent. Aquamarine eyes glanced around the area as her mind continued working rapidly. "...Am I really that easy to read?" They focused back on Mitsurugi, a soft concern shone in her eyes as she looked at him. Was it her who was easy to read, or was it him who was very good at figuring people out?

"You could say so." But all magics had certain aspects which were the same. But there were things which differenciated her type of magic from Minerva and Sirius's. "Mine doesn't need incantations, though. I can just do it by thinking." The magic that she remembered didn't need words, anyway. Maybe she did have some which did require such things, but all she knew at that moment was wordless and relatively powerful. Because she was a not a black mage, though, so the main focus of her spells was healing and helping people instead of hurting them.

She nodded, half hoping that he would keep that thought in mind. It would get her out of the house and moving around. Being backup would also help her to help someone out.

Lightly, she laughed. "It does take some concentration, though. And luckily, you'd have to have something helping you." If he did constantly use it, then he'd probably run out of power fast. Just practicing for a few hours almost completely exhausted her.

"That does make me feel just a little bit better." She admitted. "But I guess that you're right." She smiled again, weaving her way through his words in her mind. "If we're friends, then you won't be able to see anything anymore, though. But I think that it's a sacrifice that I'm willing to make if you are." She kept her eyes on him this time, all while she was speaking to him.

"I wish that I could do that. Though I don't think random hats would do me much good." She laughed again before continuing. "I'm sure that you'd do fine working with magic. You'd just need to practice."

"Knowing and being told are two different things. But they are still ways of getting what you want to know." She nodded before one of his words made her blush lightly again. "A sweetheart? That's something no one's ever called me before." Maybe in her past life, but no time when she could remember. "I guess telling you would work just as well." She put both of her hands in his, accepting his 'double handshake' that wasn't really a double handshake.

"Friends." She said simply, matching his smile with one of her own.