Asha stopped what she was doing immediately, eyes wide like a deer caught in headlights. Those eyes glanced around before landing on a rather large looking cat. Well, humanoid cat. It seemed he was the one who had spoke. Bright like a shooting star, she flashed into the trees, frantically looking for her light absorbing black clothes. It was okay, once she had her clothes back on, everything would be okay. Maybe she could ask him to pretend like it had never happened. Maybe she could ask him to pretend like he had never seen anything. Where were those goddamned clothes?!

Finally finding them, she threw on her tunic, pants and mask, shoving her multicolored hair into her head dress and forcefully putting on her shoes and gloves. Panting from that frantic movement, she suddenly felt her black clothes were more constricting than they had felt before. They were hotter too. Suffocating almost. Asha straightened her back and tried to control her pounding heart. Time to face the music. Well, er, cat-man-guy-person. Passing under the trees towards the door near what looked like a kitchen she tried not to stumble and at least look a little graceful.

"I-I'd appreciate it if you didn't tell anyone what you saw!" her muffled shout, sent towards the other, "Actually!" She stopped and turned, shouting again, "I-I'd like it if you could pretend you never saw anything at all!" Er, that sounded a bit rude... "Th-Thank you!" She trudged towards the door and stumbled into a room full of people. Her glowing golden eyes turned a shade of embarrassed pink. Geez... Smooth... she'd hoped they hadn't seen or heard anything. It...was sort of embarrassing...

"P-Pardon me," her muffled voice sounded a bit apologetic, eyes glancing over her shoulder to see if the cat-guy had wound up following her. She looked back into the kitchen, taking in the odd trio shyly. A rather...sensuous looking girl, a nature type with what seemed to be tattoos and a... Her eyes grew a bit wide at looking at the one who resembled Nightcrawler. Her eyes changed a million different of colors, the skin around them doing the same. Catching herself staring, she turned several shades of pink and looked down.