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Amira and Eriko nodded at the boy’s introduction, she wanted to be able to trust them too, but without even looking at her twin, Amira knew she wasn’t planning on it, it just wasn’t Eriko’s personality to trust as easily as Amira did. Amira heard the orange haired boy asking their names and answered, knowing Amira wouldn’t bother, unless she was challenging a master Eriko didn’t talk too much unless it was just to Amira. “I I’m Amira, and She’s my older sis Eriko.” She spoke up, her voice still quite, Even though they were twins Eriko was slightly older and so Amira always just introduced her as the older sister. Telling new masters right away they were actually twins always threw them off as only Eriko got the “neko” features. As the boys walked Eriko followed, with Amira walking more next to her.

The girls followed behind, both alerts and looking at everything they passed, somethings held their interest more than others. When they entered the building Era Kong's instinctively lowered her ears and tail, keeping them close to her body in case kids were around and tried grabbing them. Amira sat on he inside of their side of the forthwith Eriko on the outside, her tail,sitting between herself and her sister. The girls nodded at what they were told, and as they looked at what was advertised they opened their minds to each other as they decided. It didn't take then long either as Eriko pointed at a picture of some steak that looked good. "We'd like to share that." She stated simply, Amira glaring at her twin for being so rude to their new master's, but Eriko ignored it.

Eriko watched as their drinks were brought and the orange haired guy ordered for everyone. Her ears perked when he then directed a question at them, it was Amira who spoke first, and Eriko smiled knowing Amira had been wanting to ask. “What is your house like?” she said, Eriko noticed the girl fidgeting under the table and made a small move to comfort her nervous habit. Amira was friendly, just shy and Eriko was outgoing, but stubborn and people tended to take her the wrong way.

Both girls listened to what was said about the house, Amira nodded to all the information, while Eriko stared on a spot between the two men. Eriko didn’t look too interested, nor bored, she was simply listing. The apples sounded good, and cherries sounded interesting, but the swimming sounded more of a pain as she and water didn’t mix well as in the past he fur and hair never dried quickly enough and she’d become sick from it. Amira on the other hand was interested in everything, and loved swimming. Eriko allowed a couple minutes or so of silence go by before giving a question of her own, still not bothering to sugar coat her words. “Why’d you buy us?” She asked then, Amira giving her sister another glance at Eriko’s rudeness, but Eriko still didn’t care.

Eriko listened to the reason they gave before nodding as the waiter walked over with their food. Though she couldn’t agree that being bought was better than staying in the store, she didn’t have time to give her retort. For Amira and herself the store was as good a safe haven as it gets. The workers aren’t allowed to beat them, (and if they try Eriko has no fear in fighting back) and though a little cramped, no one ever tried to separate the two of them. But she shrugged it off as the orange haired guy asked a question of his own directed towards the girls. The looked at each other a moment before Eriko nodded, “You know, and understand it more than I do.” She said though Amira’s mind.

“That’s tricky, and what we think is only a guess…” She started, playing with her share of the food as Eriko was fast to separate it evenly, though she did give Amira a couple extra bites. “We think one parent, probably our mother, was a wolf hybrid, and our father was human. Eriko just got the ears and tail genes and I didn’t.” She explained quietly, “In the past out masters thought we were fakes put together by the shop to get more money or something, but our blood and that is exactly the same, proving we’re twins from the same parents…” She added, trailing off as she took a small bite of her steak, while Eriko did the same. “It probably wouldn’t be so unheard of if those with siblings like us actually kept them together weather than selling them as full human, or full hybrid or whatever…” Eriko said annoyed.

Eriko listened to what the black haired male said before nodding. "May I ask what you're mixed with?" She asked, she'd had plenty of master's and that to know the difference between full blood, and half/part blood, but she couldn't quite tell what he was mixed with. Eriko looked over at the Orange haired Male, and thought for a moment. "I like being active, sleep, and keeping Amira safe." She said simply, looking at Amira moment before bumping her gently, and mind linking her the question.


Amira wavered her bite of meat as she chewed taking in the taste, from how it was cooked to the seasonings used to flavor it. She loved cooking and due to never learning to read or that she learned by taste. Usually if she tasted it enough times she could remember everything and, with some practice, make it super close if not exact to what she was going for. The skill also helped her with trying to learn the medical herbs and that, she could remember what did,what and then make stuff out of that. As Eriko talked Amira zoned out, focusing more on her food. Amira came back when she felt a gentle bump, and then Eriko repeating a question she guessed she was asked. "Ummmmmm, I hmmmm..." She paused to think, "I I like going outside, cooking and light housework, and working with herbs and healing stuff..." She said quietly, "And of corse, being around Eriko." She added looking over at her twin.

Eriko shrugged with that comment from him, but nodded to what he said he was mixed with. “Dragon? That’s something I haven’t encountered before…” She said thinking. After that she ate a few bites herself, wanting to eat before the meat got cold. Amira smiled as she was asked about what she liked to cook. “Meats are always fun to do, but really, I like cooking almost anything.” She said, and smiled when he offered to teach them what they like cooking. “That would be great!” She replied. Eriko smiled as Amira conversed knowing her twin was enjoying it.