[b]"Yes."[/b]

Skye was so relieved that someone returned her greeting she spoke without thinking. A moment later she realized she had no idea why he had asked if they were too loud. The whole city was alarmingly loud. Her own response felt off to her as well, but why? It was an honest answer. [i]Rude! I'm being rude. Explain, Skye, use your damn words like a person.[/i] [b]"I-I mean, no! No, I do mean yes.[/b] [i]Idiot. You're an idiot, Skye. You've been talking to one person after another for three days at least. You remember how to hold a basic conversation so why are you floundering now? Maybe it's because I haven't spoken to a boy close to my age in years? ..... That's a stupid reason.[/i] 

Skye shook her head and took a step back. Trying to regain some semblance of composure she unconsciously crossed her arms over her stomach and took a deep breath. She was disappointed to note her heart rate and adrenaline were about as high as when her life was in danger. [i]Pathetic...[/i] Though to be fair the sheer number of people and the whirlwind of activity near her was about as terrifying as any Grimm right about now.

[b]"I'm sorry. What I mean is, yes, you all seem very loud to me but this whole city is a bit... much for me. I've never been any place like this before, it's all very... overwhelming. I... just meant to offer greetings and... maybe ask for directions. Or just... talk?[/b] [i]There you go, Skye, that should clear up your blunder. I hope. But... why do I feel like I'm forgetting something?[/i]

...

[b]"Oh! S-Skye! My name is Skye."[/b] [i]Introductions. Duh.[/i]