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Eira gave a little jump, waving her arm rapidly when it was suddenly chilled by the boy's magic before she gave him a little flick, "Behave yourself." She told him before she lifted her other hand, rubbing it against her arm to warm it up once more, "You boys and your magic." She muttered, not really ever having understood it herself but it seemed those around her were picking up on it rather quickly. Makani was able to use magic, as was Sinny, and this witu pup as well.

Ah well, she had a much more important job she thought to herself before she turned, taking a couple steps in the direction toward where the supplie tent was located. She gave pause when she was asked why she was so persistent, "It's just how I am and always have been." She told him, then gave a grin, "And maybe if I am nice to you and feed you then you will end up coming back to help the troupe one day." That was how you tamed wild animals, right? At least from what she'd seen with those that were around her, not that she had a pet personally.

His next question actually had her laughing, "Why? Likely because you act like one?" She teased him, giving the grumpy young man a little wink, certain that it wouldn't amuse him in the lease. Turning again she moved forward, stepping into the supply tent, and set to gathering up some dried meat and fruit, as well as a water skin that Makani had likely filled recently with the water he purified by hand. Once everything was gathered up she held it out to Myrsky, "Here you go, pup, some supplies to help you on the road since you refuse to just join the troupe like I feel you should."

Eira starred at him for a long moment, "Really? I am starting to think that you just enjoy being difficult, Myrsky." She said, resting one hand on her hip, holding the supplies in her other arm. The boy really was trying to test her patience, wasn't he? Here she was trying to be nice and he was coming up with reasons for why he couldn't take the supplies without a trade.

Taking a couple steps closer she gave him a bright smile and said to him, "Here, how about this. I am going to ask you for the most terrible, painful thing possible in exchange for the supplies she said in a hushed tone before she said, "I want to see you smile, not some sort of painful grimace, but the best actual smile that you can make. I will give you bonus points if you can make me believe that it's not killing you to make such an expression. Ready? Go!"

Eira nodded her head, "Of course I am serious, since we met you seem only to growl and glare, I want to see you actually smile, Myrsky, it would be rather interesting I feel." She said, waiting to see if he would actually do it... and much to her surprise he actually did it, dredging up a smile, and allowed her to see it. She leaned in a little bit, watching him closely, then gave a sighing sound of relief, "Here I almost thought smiling would kill you, I'm glad to see otherwise."

That said she held the supplies out to him, "And of course I will honor my deal, I am not the sort to say one things and do another. I can't very well run a group like this if I were to do such an underhanded thing." She told him, crossing her her arms under her chest once he'd taken all of the things that she'd gathered up for him, "Not really a part of the bargain, but an offer, if you ever cross paths with us again you should stay with us. Maybe give the troupe another chance." She told him, not sure if he would, almost thinking he'd skirt around them instead, but it was worth offering, if only to see him as he matured, to see if he got less prickly and maybe a bit more friendly with age.

Eira gave a smile, "Well, even if you hate smiling I think that you look rather nice with that smile on your face." She told him, "Perhaps one day you will smile for me and it won't be a mask." She wondered if that was possible, especially when he had a resting grouch face. She supposed that he would see one day if he were ever to come back to him. Eira watched as the young man set to taking the supplies from him, tossing it into his pack, and she smiled, "Well, maybe is better then no, so I will have to take it."

Lifting a hand Eira watched as the grumpy young man headed out. He seemed as though he was determined to get away, not only away from her but away from the troupe itself. He wasn't the mostly friendly boy in the world but he wasn't so bad, under all of the grouch at least. At least she no longer had that overwhelming desire to strangle the boy she thought to herself as she turned on her heel, going to seek out Gyuri. She needed to let him know that Myrsky had left after all so that he didn't worry about him just vanishing.