Zombie quincy meets Girl who got stabbed

Giselle was up to her usual antics as it were. A day or two on patrol and now she had some free time to do as she pleased! And so this little traipse brought her to the world of the living: gaily humming to herself as she walked down the streets with joy in her expression and a bounce in her step.

True she perhaps did not walk with the bright, appreciative, post-coitus filter of some othwr individuals but she was still able to close her eyes and enjoy the breeze, carelessly making her way through the street and a particularly soft wall.

Wall?Never stride with your eyes closed Giselle.
Giselle bounced off her target, the tiny woman falling flat on her ass as she suddenly found herself staring up at the sky before her eyes darted to the aforementioned obstruction.

Oh a dress.
Smile! ”Whoops! Sorry about that, you ok?” Giselle would ask as she sat right up. The little bumps and mild scrapes already instantly gone, making it seem as if she had never been scuffed as she hopped back up to her feet and took a moment to eye the girl she’d run into. Huh, seemed familiar. But provably nothing. Giselle was dressed up in a nice tan hoodie and some nylons. There were of course shorts buried under that massive hoodie but they werent immediately in sight as Giselle checked to see if the woman she’d carelessly run into was okay.

A shinigami.
Giselle blinked owlishly as she noticed that hand being offered out to her, eyes focusing on the offered grip before looking back up to the one who owned it. Oooooh, who was this? "Nobody you need worry over."

She loooooked....familiar. Oh well, she didn't dwell on it. Reaching up, she promptly accepted the offered hand and allowed Hinamori to help her rise up to her feet, swaying from side to side before putting on a big smile. "Hello there! I'm fine, not even a scrape~ And the name's Giselle, pleased to meet you.....Momo? That's a cute name. Matches your face!" She chimed, smiling as she seemed pleased by the manner in which the woman was introducing themselves. Her voice evened out a bit, a little less singsongy as she spoke. Toning down the valley girl in her voice.

"I don't think I've seen you around here before Momo, you from around here?" She asked, not that she herself was around here particularly often, in fact if anyone was probably the newcomer it was herself to some degree, but that wasn't going to stop her from making conversation, nopenopenope. She could feel the slightest glimmer of spiritual pressure from the woman, but it was well and all suppressed enough that for the moment, she had no reason to suspect that Hinamori was anything other than just another human. Then again, THESE days humans came in all sorts of spiritual sizes. Certainly made blending in a whole lot easier she supposed.

Giselle raised a brow and chuckled just a bit as the girl spoke up about her relief. What a strange woman, all the same, she let her hands rest on her hips as the girl asked her where she lived. "Welllll actually I'm from a country out in Europe. Though back then I never really paid attention to that stuff, I don't even know if the place I was born still exists. But these days I spend most of my days in the City of Lights, when I'm not out and about seeing new places." She noted with that singsongy bounce to her voice.

A pause was given before she let her head tilt to the side. "Sooooo since you're a local. Any places you might recommend to a tourist like myself?" She asked casually, putting on a winning smile as she promptly decided to utilize the supposed experience with the area that thie Momo girl claimed to have. Surely there were lots of fun things to do around here!

Giselle had to admit she was a bit surprised that the woman actually knew of something nearby. Oh, maybe she was really a local. Or well, that or a very ontop-of-things tourist. Eh it probably didn't matter. Giselle rubbed her chin and put on a sly smirk as she considered such a thing. "Really? That does sound pretty alright. We might even have a blast! Sounds like a plan Momo." She chimed, smiling wide as she took a moment to take her phone out and make a note to herself for later. A few of the activities that she had mentioned that sounded particularly fun.

A pause.

"Hmmm, do you need to do anything before we check it out? I know I sortof ran into you out of nowhere. I waaaaaas thinking we could totes head out now. But I just realized you might have something you gotta square away first." She conceded, giving a ditzy smile as she watched the woman idly, intrigued as to just what the girl did with her time, though it was equally as possible that the girl had no such plans or things to busy herself with. Either way, at the very least she'd have something to DO down here. Not that she couldn't have found something to do, but it was kinda nice to have a plan. Especially with a cute new friend.

Gigi quirked a brow slightly and glanced down at the woman's navel when she heard that little rumble down below. An amused smile playing as she made note of the woman's complete sidestep of the subject of food. "Well I'm not really one to go messing with my hair like that. I prefer to just style it myself when I need to. I was actually hoping we could get something to eat. There's no point in just walking around on an empty stomach, right? We'll need our energy if we're going ot be walking around the festival." She reasoned, promptly sidestepping the situation where someone would be touching her hair which she didn't like. Well, not when they planned on messing with it, she quite liked her antennae after all!

All the same, she made note that the girl didn't seem to be too ambitious with their plans, and also that she just sortof seemed like a cute, relaxed kinda girl. In the back of her head she wondered what the girl would be doing if they hadn't run into her, but she probably would have been asked to the festival eventually, she was the kinda smol cute that guys usually gravitated toward. A quick glance around did confirm that theory, she saw a few errant glances in the pair's direction and was fairly sure she knew who they were directed at.