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Ciúin, wrapped in layers of clothing to ward off the chill air, plodded along in his normal, apathetic way. His mother, Moira, had set up a booth to sell her prize winning flowers and various sewn articles. She always attended this vendor fair and now that she had two children, she didn't see a reason to stop. But, since she had not gotten a babysitter for Ciúin, and his sister was never home anymore, he was forced to join her. Currently he was off walking around. He had been bored... and hungry, just sitting next to his mother. And the weird looks he and his mother kept getting was a tad annoying.

He sighed audibly as his clawed feet clicked on the pavement. He wasn't a fan of the cold. He liked warm. It also seemed really dry out. He didn't like that either. And this noise? Not that he could understand anything that people were hollering at one another, but sheesh, did they have to be so loud about it?

Veering off the path when he spotted a body of water, his pace picked up. He hadn't snagged any food yet, but the allure of water was too enticing to ignore. He paused, though, when he saw someone sitting at the water's edge, all alone. Carefully, he approached the girl, keeping his eyes on her in case she addressed him first. When she seemed not to have noticed his arrival, he cleared his throat, "Hello."

The Gluttony/Liberality boy watched Mimosa's lips intently. He was learning how to read lips, since it was the only way he would be able to understand her above water. He mimicked her mouth movements, figuring out her name, Mimosa. He smiled back, awkwardly, "My name is Ciúin."

Ciúin imitated the movements again. His unblinking eyes watched Mimosa like a curious animal as she patted the ground. Cautiously he moved forward, pretty sure she was asking him to sit next to her. He plopped down, unceremoniously, next to her. His Gluttony blood made him much larger than most spawn his age. "Am I alone? No. My mother is at her booth."

He dipped his bare, monstrous claws into the water, momentarily breaking eye contact with the girl to watch the ripple in the water. A small smile broke the usually expressionless face.

He watched contently as the ripples collided. He loved water, anything about it, except ice, it was too cold. Snow was kinda cool, though. He sat silently, trying to zone out the noise behind him, until he thought that Mimosa had said something, it definitely sounded closer. He slowly turned his head so he could see her face. "I am sorry, did you say something?"

Ciúin watched and repeated her words to himself again. "Yes, the water is nice.. His gaze followed hers after she spoke. "I do not know what they would be like. Are they saying anything important?" He looked back to Mimosa, honestly curious.

His bi-colored eyes watched her carefully as she spoke. It wasn't until she had finished speaking and he fully comprehended what she was saying that he answered. His tone was slow and devoid of any emotional response, "My mother says we are very different. We are part angel and part demon; so we are good and evil, I guess." He shrugged, not seeing a problem, he'd read about how evil humans could be.