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The boys had been all for playing with this girl 'together' but then they started to have their own doubts. Things like 'man I don't wanna see his a** naked.' 'threesomes are only fun with girls not with multiple guys.' 'how the hell would you know what a threesome is like? And this wouldn't be a threesome, are you kicking some of us out?' 'No, man! I was just saying maybe it's not such a good idea I mean if there's anyone who doesn't wanna have a go at her--' 'what?! You trying to take her for yourself?!' Evari was grinning on the inside, trying not to laugh at their stupidity, sighing and putting a hand on her cheek. She briefly glanced over in the direction of the boys to make sure they were okay, gasping when she suddenly saw a water balloon fly over and peg one of the boys right in the side. The boys freaked out as expected and stopped their fighting to just stare at each other. Evari put her hands over her mouth and stared at them in 'shock'.

"The ********..?!" The boy who had been hit looked down at himself, picking at his shirt and immediately turning on his own friends. "The hell, man?! You don't soak someone just because they don't wanna share a ********' girl!"

"What are you talking about? I didn't even bring condoms let alone balloons!" Evari hid her snort of laughter behind her hands. Another balloon came out of nowhere and the boys argued even more, their accusations turning to the one who weren't wet yet. It only escalated as one by one all of them were pegged with balloons. Clearly someone was lying and not fessing up to what he was doing! Evari rolled her eyes until she heard a thunk on the ground followed by a series of tiny hits to the ground, looking down to find the basketball rolling to her feet. Well then!

Evari bent down to casually pick up the ball, giving the boys a glance before just walking away. She didn't walk towards where Robin and Wolfram were, not wanting the boys to see her go to them and figure out what had happened. Instead she headed back to the fountain she'd met them at, humming to herself and just carrying the ball in front of her. The boys didn't even notice she or the ball were even gone. Their rage was taking over their heads and they were fighting now. Oops! Oh well, someone would come and break it up eventually.

She waited very patiently for the boys to get to her, idly dribbling the ball as she did. The teenagers weren't coming after her, that was good because she sure as hell wasn't going to let them have this ball back. When she heard footsteps she hummed and looked up from the ball she was bouncing to find it was the brothers, smiling and passing the ball to whichever one would take it. "No problem." Anything for Faris' brothers. It was cute how excited Wolfram was, he was a very odd little boy! Spoke so...formally.

At Robin's question Evari raised a brow and tilted her head toward him, crossing her arms across her chest and leaning back against the water fountain. "What if I was just helping you out of the kindness of my heart, hmmm~?" She asked teasingly, chuckling and looking toward the nearest exit of the park. She wouldn't take anything from them...though... "But now that you mention it..." Her face grew softer, smiling gently as she played with a bit of her hair. "I want to get Faris a present for when I go see her...wanna help~?" Of course they did! They'd love to help her pick out a present or...five for their beloved sister. Honestly, she didn't expect she'd be able to just get one present for Faris. Definitely not. They could at least help reign her in.

"Bet my sister'd do it." Evari laughed, shaking her head. Yeah, Tyyne would definitely do what Evari had done and not expect anything in return. There were plenty of altruistic people that these boys could have encountered instead of herself, but she was glad to have met them! They were Faris' brothers so she should know them shouldn't she? And help them. And make a good impression. Wolfram was very insistent though! It was a good thing they did have something to offer her! She had a feeling the little puppet boy wouldn't be leaving her alone otherwise.

Evari gave a little shrug at the request to do it on the way home. Yeah, sure. There were plenty of places between here and there. She grinned at the mention of the handheld game thing, glad to hear she liked getting games for it. Evari did too...for her own. "She still has that~? I'm glad. She got a green one for me too..." She'd have to get them a new game to play together; nothing wrong with the old one, but it was nice to have options! Colorful...well Evari was plenty colorful! But she couldn't exactly just wrap herself up in a ribbon and offer herself as a present for Faris...

...Could she? Hm..naaaah! That'd be silly!

"I'll get her anything, honestly. Anything good...yer mom said she's into martial arts now?" Evari mused as she folded her arms behind her head, beginning to lead the way away from the park. She had been considering a movie before, maybe she'd get the game and a movie...but she should get her something colorful! Aside from herself~. Maybe something as colorful as herself? Hmmm!

Evari seemed to pause a little at Robin's warning about her sister, continuing to walk along with them but now her expression seemed a bit distant as she just stared down at the ground. Tyyne was too nice, huh? If Evari could walk all over her then probably anyone could...and she could get hurt. She glanced over at the boys and then ahead of her once more. Damn, she never thought of that! Was leaving her by herself anywhere such a good idea? She couldn't just ditch the boys but...maybe she should go find Tyyne soon. Evari didn't like the idea of someone taking advantage of her little sister, it just didn't sit well with her in the slightest.

Suddenly Wolfram's answer pulled her from her worried thoughts, shaking her head a little and giving a soft chuckle. Jealously, huh? That was cute. "That's my girl~. Guessin' you've tried to take it?" If he knew how she guarded it then it would make sense for that to be because he'd seen it. And he was a little brother...it was safe to assume little brothers were annoying as hell, right? At Robin's grunt she raised a brow, her gaze turning to the blonde boy. Why was he grunting? Did he not like Faris' martial arts or something? But hey! She watched the movies! That was good, that was very good.

"Don't think I've ever watched a martial arts movie before...c'mon, let's try here first." It was a store that sold movies as well as video games for different systems, really just anything that one viewed through a screen or some kind. She opened the door and waited for the two boys to go in first, following them inside with a little hum as she looked around. She had intended to get her a movie but...now that she was reminded of their pair of DSes she really wanted to get her one a new game for that too. "Let's find a movie first." Evari announced cheerfully, leading the boys to that section of the store.

At Wolfram's words Evari raised a brow and chuckled, twirling a bit of her hair around her finger. Oh? So he was one of those kids, huh? Heh, she'd have to look out for him and her own things whenever at the Blue Moose then. That would be interesting. "Just know if you take my things, your mom gave me permission to hit you if I need to." Yes, blame the mom. Evari would never hurt them too badly, just a simple smack upside the head if one of them was being a little s**t. And again only if she needed to or they deserved it. What constituted as 'needing to' or 'deserving it' was completely up to Evari's discretion, of course. It wouldn't be as fun otherwise. She wouldn't abuse this, that'd be stupid. Martial movies were just alright, hm? Well...she'd give them a try for her friend. Even if they were boring she'd pretend they weren't just to keep Faris happy, and hell she enjoyed any time with Faris so if she had to focus on her friend instead of the movie to get through it then she'd do so.

Evari took their suggestions to heart, looking at each movie they pointed out that Faris wanted. She understood what they were doing, giving their own little subtle hints at what she wanted. Her face softened from the usual cocky and smug expression she had to a somewhat dreamy one as she picked up another movie, humming quietly to herself. Faris would like this, right? These presents? She hoped she would. One in particular caught her attention; it had a female heroine, of course that would catch her eye. But she couldn't be selfish! It did look pretty interesting though... "Think I'll get this one." Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? Interesting name! Though admittedly Evari's mind went straight to the gutter at 'hidden dragon' and she did her best not to snort with laughter. Hidden dragon indeed! It was decided! She'd get this one.

Hmmm...what else? Oh, right! A game! Evari looked up to find what direction that section was in, though something else caught her eye first. Hmm? Oh, this wasn't a movie! Must have been misplaced. The picked up the box to see what it was, tilting her head a bit. "...Oh hey! She has a poster of this guy!" She remembered seeing the male gargoyle plastered on Faris' wall!

"Bullshit!" Evari laughed, not realizing just yet she'd slipped and cursed. Oops! Oh well, she didn't mean it to be rude. Honest! At Robin's words she blinked, her eyes widening and a grin forming on her face. Oooh? Really? Well then there was no question she'd also be getting this! If she wanted it so badly she was going to have it! Evari would see to that. "You do that. It shouldn't be too long, maybe a day or two at longest. I don't intend on makin' her wait long." Hell no. It was horrible that Evari was taking as long as she was already!

Evari added the box to her 'pile' that so far consisted of it and the movie, smirking at Wolfram's excitement to help distract her. "Have fun with that, Wolfy. Hmmm..I want to get a game we can play together and then we can leave." Evari chirped, leading the boys through the aisles to get to the game section. This box set was a definite bonus, she'd have to wonder how long she'd tease Faris with it when she went to give it to her. It'd be too fun not to tease her with it if she'd been saving up for it! Out of nothing but love and affection, though. Allllways love and affection, she could never do anything with malicious intent when it came to her Faris.

Wait...what? Evari blinked and looked visibly thrown by what Wolfram was saying to her, turning a very surprised and also confused face down to him. It wasn't the dirty words, it was the pretty face bit that got her. Who in her life so far had ever said Evari was pretty? Just...Kay? Wait, Tori might have too. But as far as males went Kay was the only one to have ever told her she was pretty, so to have little Wolfram telling her the same thing...that threw her off. She wasn't expecting it, she wasn't used to it. "Ah...thanks, Woofy..." Evari mumbled quietly, furrowing her brow and blushing a little, even her glow brightened. She did like being called pretty...it wasn't so much who called her pretty because it would just be wrong for her to think things like that about a kid, and then there was the fact that he was a boy! But the fact that a boy at all was suddenly saying she was pretty? It...made her kind of happy.

Evari made herself focus on the games for now, checking each one thoroughly. Hmm, they already had a Mario game, this racing game was cute...but they already had one. Animal Crossing? Looked, uh, interesting. Pokemon? Ehhh...oooh, what was this? This round little pink ball of whatever the hell it was made of? It looked so...childish! So cute! So stupid! "This one." She laughed. "These kinds of games are always best with your best friend." Evari grinned and seemed to be back to herself as she picked up a second box for herself. One for her, one for Faris!

Evari only caught a glimpse of the silver tongue being stuck out at her, blinking and tilting her head at that. Well that was strange! Why was his tongue silver? Oh well, she'd seen stranger. It didn't occur to her that silver wasn't its normal color. At Robin's question Evari nodded her head and gestured in the direction of the checkout counters. "Yeah I'm done here..and nonono," Evari guided them both to the counter with her, setting the boxes down for the cashier and turning to the boys while her purchases were being rung up. If they tried to flee she'd grab them by their collars or whatever the hell she could grab. "I'm taking you both home, I want to make sure you get there safe. What if those guys spot you with your ball again, hm? They're stupid and probably still mad from their fight." She wouldn't be able to forgive herself if they got hurt because she let them go off on their own. Sure, they weren't babies and were probably capable of getting out of trouble on their own but Evari still couldn't let them do it.

"I'll tell Luis it's my fault you guys're comin' home late, 'kay?" It wasn't a lie! Evari paid for her things and took her bags, nodding to the cashier as she walked away. Why was she being so protective of these young boys? Seriously? What the hell? They were just a pair of boys...it must have been because they were Faris' brothers; there couldn't possibly be any other reason for her to feel protective over a pair of brats.