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Okay, the power of a smile didn't seem to be doing all that much for the centaur. Frowning briefly, she forgot the presence of her boss for a moment and popped a contemplative gum bubble (which is totally possible to do, thankyouverymuch). Wasn't really much she could do to cheer up the creature though, was there - she didn't even have a snack on her to give to it. In the end she just shrugged and gave the centaur a merry wave.

Turning back to her conversation with one of the guests from Wickett's group, she continued like nothing'd happened, "Ahh, I see, I see! Nice place, the Coast, certainly." In as much as any place harbouring manufactured and really quite lethal creatures of the mythological variety could ever be, at least. "Nah, I'm one of the tour guides from centaur group. Usually work in Security, though. And a pleasure, Mister Steve."

At another of the guest's talk of things going on, Hannah gave a little laugh. Only slightly tinged with an edge of nervousity because yes, things did go wrong, "Ah, well, Mister Wimple, was it? I can assure that we've got a handle on it - our security is some of the finest in the world," okay, while that might, possibly, be true, she wasn't entirely sure of this being actual fact. But with the amount of money Mr. Whorl had thrown at it, it really ought to be, "all our staff are 'specially trained and outfitted with tools for handling them creatures. You needn't worry about them, really."

Turning his attention back to Hannah trying not to giggle at Mr. Wimples hair.. "Oh security sounds like it could be a interesting job." He turns back to Mr. Wimple, " See I told you that the staff wouldn't let anything happen to us, that would mean that there creatures would be danger to and they wouldn't want that." He gives a glance around the area trying to spot any of the creatures that may be in the shadows. " So Hannah what kind of tools are used to keep control of these creatures besides the fence system that Mr. Wickett was telling us about earlier.?" He shifted in his place and opened his notebook and wrote down
Creature treatment at the top of a new page and looked at Hannah with curiosity.

Steve got the feeling that the group was not alone anymore. He looked off into the forest but he couldn't see anything out there but he was sure he could sense something. He's had these feelings before with some of the animals that he has cared for. They would hide from him and then pop out of nowhere he hated that feeling of being stocked as some kind of prey. He turns his attention back to Hanna trying to keep a look out of the corner of his eye for anything.

Steve scribbles down Hannah's answer while trying to focus on both her and whatever was out there. "Oh, so nothing that you would see in a normal place that cares for animals... I mean creatures yes creatures then?" He totally forgot about the conversation he had with Ms. Matthews about not calling the things in this park animals.
"Are any of these things meant to harm or are they more of a way to scare the creature?"
This was what Steve had been waiting for. Someone to answer all his question concerning the safety and well-being of the creatures so he knew if they would be at his standard for the treatment. After all who was a better person to ask then someone who works as security here and got to probably see more first hand stuff then his guides would ever see.

"Creatures, yeah." Her smile took on a more relieved tone - right up until his questions continued. Damn it, she'd thought she was off the hook here! "Our methods focus mostly on containing or deterring the creatures, rather than harming them." Mainly because harming them was a bit useless; even if 'killed', they'd simply dissipate and reform later. "But, should an incident occur, our main priority is the safety of our guests and the staff." That sounded good, right? And wasn't technically a lie.

But she wasn't sure how much longer she could keep up the good answers, and it was with great relief that Hannah spotted the kirin warily approaching them. "Ah, I believe this might interest ya, Mister Steve! If you look over there, you can see our resident kirin, looking a bit nervous and inching 'er way over here." Her speech had eased out of the stiff formality she'd unknowingly adopted when answering his questions - this was much more comfortable territory. She turned a warm smile on the creature, "ya can come over, we ain't gonna harm ya."

Steve scribbles down Hanna's answer and was about to ask another one when she turned his attention to the Kirin that seemed a bit nervous. "oh that thing there" he points to the Kirin " It looks kind of like a unicorn doesn't it?" Turning his attention away from the Kirin for a second " where are they relocated to?"

Irisa takes a few steps forwards before she heard the word unicorn. A frown forming as she looks to the human that called her it, her tail thumping the ground in a not to happy manner. Her eyes narrowed but she didn't do anything. Not with two familiar humans nearby, one in which she knew could cause harm to her. Tail still thumping the ground, she moves towards Hannah.

Looking towards the unfamiliar humans, she was still tembling so she kept away from them, but close enough to Hannah as she sits down just to her side. Her hands placed in her lap as she curls her tail under her for now. She gives Hannah a small coo as she leans down to gently brush her head against the her shoulder.