Her warm smile did not leave her face as the girl patronized her own marvelous power. She was the deity of flight, but she laughed upon the thought of not being able to fly. She avoided the sick feeling in her stomach as she told her that it wasn't as impressive as her own. She didn't feel impressive at all, she was humble most of all but there were flaws in to being such a deity. But this conversation was no longer about herself, she was now engaged in learning about Ali-bird. She smiled to her own nickname for the woman in front of her, now that she mentioned flight, her eyes did remind her one of an eagle's. Large, bold, and mystical. Her face relaxed due to the immense smiling. 

"I think that is a wonderful deity. You are probably light as a feather." She laughed mildly only to keep the atmosphere relaxed and comfortable. "I believe you do not only represent flight, with flight comes absolute freedom. Sometimes freedom is the key for happiness in life. What is more free than flight." This wasn't to comfort her uneasiness about herself but to speak solemnly out of honesty. She went to speak again before a young looking man appeared, she gave him the same warm smile she had given to Ali-Bird. But the tension soon grew thick as she could feel her emotions, yet she kept it to herself. She watched her carefully, until she finally scurried away. She watched after her, not wanting to jolt in to her head and ask her what was wrong. She didn't want to have anyone find her as a freak, or nosy. People usually didn't like the fact she could read their emotions, mind, and even speak to them. 

She turned back to the boy who seemed bothered by her reaction but she could not blame him. She wanted to admit that it was a bit harsh, but she was sure Ali-Bird had good reasoning behind it, it could had been the way he sat himself down.. She stayed calm and faced the boy again, only for him to still be processing the girl's flee. She felt slightly offended when the boy assumed she would do the same thing. Evangeline had no reason to run. "I have no reason to run from you, or to chase her. It is obvious she wants to be left alone." She looked towards the door and back at him, able to return the smile to her face. She reached out her hand as she sat herself back down on the edge of the fountain. "Hello, I am Evangeline. Deity of Complexity." She included it because she figured a pattern would soon begin when she introduced herself to others.