Rat and Coffee (Senna/Jaesa)

It was a rather quiet place, a little too quiet for the jade eyed Arrancar and as she wandered through it, there’d be a slightly bored expression across her features. Cities were far more exciting and Jaesa wondered if perhaps she’d be better off heading for the nearest one instead rather than just hanging around this place. It had to be said that she didn’t like the looks that she was getting from some of the locals either, staring at her with a judgmental gaze, no doubt judging her based on her appearance. She was rather tempted to burn their faces off in truth.

Just as she was about to grab hold of her zanpakuto and do just that, her attention was captured by a dark haired woman who walked past her. A cute girl indeed and as soon as that thought crossed her mind, the idea of burning a few onlookers quickly vanished from her mental processes.

Following the girl so that she was a step or two behind, she’d ask rather out of the blue, attempting to stir up conversation. “Not much going on around here, is there?”

“That’s a shame. Would hate to waste such a lovely afternoon.” The Arrancar replied, increasing her speed a little so that she was walking alongside the woman. She didn’t get much from the woman’s tone but at the very least, it didn’t seem as though the woman was bothered by Jaesa. That was a platform to build up on and as the green eyes of the Arrancar looked over the young woman again, a smile crossed Jaesa’s face. A beautiful woman for sure.

“So where are you heading then?” She asked curiously, uncaring as to the fact she was being rather nosy. Such things had never bothered her, after all and they certainly weren’t going to now. Jaesa could think of a few things that she wouldn’t mind doing with this woman although for the moment she kept them to herself. Perhaps later.

A lightbulb seemed to go off in the mind of the Arrancar as the question was asked, with Jaesa rather swiftly answering. “Sure. Could do with a break after wandering around this place for a while. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a place quite so dreary.” Honestly, if she hadn’t come across the woman just then, she’d probably have ended up making some mischief, not that any of the locals would have appreciated that.

Walking beside the woman still, a bright smile on her face for the moment, she’d ask after a few moments. “I’m Jaesa, by the way, a wanderer from Hueco Mundo although I admit I spend more and more time here these days. What’s your name?” Her interest in the woman peaked although whether that would turn out to be a benefit or not was up in the air. The dark haired Arrancar’s attention was always a risky thing to have.

Taking a brief look at the coffee shop as she entered, Jaesa had to admit that it had a rather sweet and homely vibe to it. Honestly, it wasn’t something that she was all that familiar with, spending most of her time in more lively and adventurous places but she supposed there was an attraction to a more rustic aura. Besides, being with a beautiful woman made it all pretty insignificant in the end as her attention swiftly turned to Senna again, eyes drifting yet again in her direction.

“It’s rather exciting to always be on the move.” She replied to Senna’s words. “What do you do for a job if you don’t mind me asking?” The mouse was becoming more invested in the woman by the second, jade eyes intensely focused on her. It wasn’t an intimidating look or anything like that but keen nonetheless.

“Secret organisation huh? Sounds like fun.” Jaesa replied curiously, taking Senna up on her offer and joining the queue. There were a few people in front of them, which gave the mouse the time she needed to have a look at all the options that were on the displays. There were so many options that it made the woman’s head spin a bit although that was nothing compared to how much the beautiful woman behind her was making it spin. Already she could feel a certain want towards Senna and the mouse knew herself well enough to know where that could well lead.

“I always found the idea of jobs rather funny in a way. So many humans work for a living and yet they kill themselves doing it. Sounds kind of odd.” The mouse would go on to say, amused by her own line.