[color=ec008c][h3][center]~Odette Billeaud~[/center][/h3][/color]

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Odette visibly deflated, her face returning to its usually neutral expression as Ash told her she couldn't show her everything. To Ash and anyone watching, the expression might seem to say [color=ec008c]'You will show me, and you will like it.'[/color], but that was not Odette's intent at all. Of course, that request had been a little silly, hadn't it? But she was extremely curious regardless. She had read a number of books on a vast number of subjects, but as secluded as her life had been she had never gotten to experience such things first hand.

Thankfully, it seemed Ash was at least cool showing her something else. Aluminum powder? Iron Oxide? She knew what Iron and Aluminum was, but she had no idea what it was or what the two would possibly accomplish together. Chemistry of some sort? Ash advised her to not look directly at it as she retrieved the items from her case. Heat? Well, yes, she could feel heat but it wasn't like fire could do much to directly harm her - it would take more than a bit of fire from a chemical reaction anyways at least.

Odette watched the ensuing reaction with rapt attention. The reaction was short, but incredibly enlightening. As Ash explained what happened, Odette simply listened intently, making a mental note of the reaction and compounds used to do it. She'd have to try it herself at some point. For now though, she supposed Ash deserved a bit of a show of her own abilities. 'Twas only fair.

[color=ec008c]"I'll...show something."[/color] The ghost held up a hand as she spoke. She didn't want to try anything particularly flashy, but she did want to show off a bit, but she had no idea what exactly she could do. She didn't want to do anything too violent or in the 'spooky ghosty' category, but...hm. Perhaps simply make one of her spirits take the form of a small animal? Would be easy enough. Wouldn't be the first time.

She held her hands in front of her, summoning one of her spirits. The small bluish white orb appeared in the palm of her hands within moments. It looked like a tiny flame, being sheltered from the wind as it flickered. Within moments the small orb began to change into something else. Growing small animal like paws, a tail, and a muzzle. After a few seconds, it hopped out of Odette's hands and onto the ground as she finished her adjustments.

A tiny, ethereal spirit that looked similar to a fox stared back up at Odette and Ash, tilting its head to the side as tiny wisps of something similar to fire burned off of its body. Deciding that Ash would likely need an explanation, Odette decided to give her best attempt at one.

[color=ec008c]"I can...control them...shape them."[/color]

[h3][color=7ea7d8][center]~Ustha-Kth, Bea~[/center][/color][/h3]

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Bea took a seat happily at the table as Tsuki ran off to collect his sweets. Well, if it was sweets then she wouldn't complain, but she really wanted some seafood or something. She hadn't had a good tasty fish in ages. Ah well...if Tsuki was the one giving it to her, it'd be silly to complain or not accept it for some reason. Being given things by anyone always made her oddly happy anyways. It was then, Lily decided to address her and ask her a few questions regarding her relationship with Tsuki.

[color=7ea7d8]"Hmm,"[/color] Bea hummed. Being told she wasn't trustworthy stung a little, but well, it was also amusing seeing Lily not trust her. She had no intent to do anything harmful to them, but watching her believe that and then having something happen would be quite amusing. Either way, she answered quite simply with a tilt of her head. [color=7ea7d8]"The little cub shares no blood with the little birdie, but unlike the shy rabbit he isn't frightened of a simple young jellyfish. If the little cub has noticed, he hasn't said anything~"[/color] She giggled.

Tsuki then returned, with a mountain of sweets upon a plate, looking like he was almost ready to fall over. He asked them what their issue was with each other, and Bea replied in the most honest manner she could.

[color=7ea7d8]"The little rabbit was simply startled by the little birdie roosting on her shoulder."[/color] Bea replied after Lily. [color=7ea7d8]"Ah, little rabbit, you have such a beautiful voice. This little birdie simply wanted to hear it sing a song more~"[/color]