[center][h3][color=fff79a]Chloe Bridgette Cakebread-Yonaka[/color][/h3][/center]

	Chloe smiled warmly as Kiara sat down next to her. The russian bloke, Tupolev, seemed intent on staying outside of the plane until everyone else was in. More power to him. Though he was putting off some rather unfriendly, scrutinous vibes. Maybe that was just the nature of the accent. Very stoic.

	[color=fff79a]"Tupolev, pleasure to meetcha."[/color] She said with a sassy two fingered salute. Her "r's" were so soft as to be nonexistant. The man was a mountain and quite the looker to boot.

	Kiara had gorgeous white and black hair and was too pretty to go to war. Together, the two of them were pale as snowflakes, and made Chloe's skin look downright tan by comparison. If the light struck the russian's hair wrong Chloe felt she could go bloody blind. A russian, an american, and a brit. Together those who had thus far introduced themselves were a microcosm of the allied nations. 

	[color=fff79a]"Cor, jazz, eh? Y'play an instrument, Kiara? Partial to violin meself." [/color] Chloe asked. For her part, Chloe was more invested in the classical or popular music. Still, good music was good music, even though her ear wasn't quite as attuned to the nuances of jazz as it was other genres she wouldn't pass up a chance to talk about the musical arts with anyone. Her interest, excitement, and knowledge on the subject was made apparent by the look on her face and gleam in her eye. As far as first impressions went, Chloe already liked Kiara. She could surmise that Tupolev would react the same no matter what she said, so she'd just have to wait and see on that front.

	Another thought in the back of her mind was what kind of powers the two had. Did they have Stands like her? What did they look like? She was eager to find out. Personally, Chloe would reveal her stand powers to anyone who asked, and probably would do so herself when given the chance. Right now she wanted to learn more about her squadmates themselves. Trust was important! Plus, this trip would be way more boring if she didn't make any friends along the way.