Simple Beauty [Kris]

And here we have our white haired, umbrella toting young attendant. Who as usual, was attending nothing at the moment. He instead was goofing off in a grassy area. He spun on one heal before flopping in the grass. "Aaaah! The fresh air is so wonderful~" he cooed as he stretched a bit and sat up. "I hope there's someone interesting around! It's so much fun to meet new people!" He said before hopping back to his feet.

He then noticed an artist at work, having some knowledge of how art work he wandered directly too her and said nothing, just watching with an eager look on his face. He leaned in to see what was on the sketch pad so far, likely invading her personal space.

He gave a soft frown when he saw the paper was blank, was she having problems finding inspiration? Perhaps he could provide some assistance, after all that was his goal as a Velvet Room Attendant, why not give more mundane help to more mundane people? He hummed for a second as he studdied the blank page itself.

He smiled when he was addressed. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, however, finding something unique that multiple opinions can agree upon can often be difficult. Look past the shape and texture, look at the rock itself." He stepped past her and picked it up, tossing it in the air before catching it so that way it showed a different side of the rock. "Different angles and ideas can influence what you see, for example, the way you were looking you just saw a smooth round stone. But with this new angle and my input you can see something more."

He pointed to the very center of the rock and traced a spiral that could only be effectively seen from two opposing sides of the stone. "Perhaps the natural spiral of the stone could strike inspiration in this beautiful fledgling artist?"

He sat through the whole drawing process, carefully observing her strokes and accentuations. He smiled and clapped when she set down her pencil. "A beautiful creation through beautiful means." He said as he held out his hand to help her up to her feet. "Created by a rather beautiful artist too~" he teased playfully. "Ah! Where are my manners! Oh Sister would scold me!" he said covering his face in a mildly dramatic pose before relaxing again.

"My name is Kris, just Kris." he said before kissing her knuckle. "It's a pleasure to meet you!" he said with a smile. "As for why I'm here, the answer is simple." he paused "Why not? I'm here to enjoy this wonderful world and everything in it! Life is fleeting and I wish not to waste what I have sitting in a box."

He smiled at her softly. "Now now, no need to throw such accusations." he said playfully. "I can't simply state a woman is beautiful if I perceive her to be?" he asked before chuckling. "I prefer to think of myself as a gentleman as compared to a flirt." he added before nodding.

"Yes, you understand!" He clapped, "Everyone here in this city is lively yes, but most don't understand the concept of living life to the fullest!" He strode a few steps away to pick up his umbrella off the park bench nearby. It looked like it was bamboo and paper, but the clang when he picked it up suggested stylized metal.

"The sun is a bit harsh today however, would you like some shade m'lady Susan Marie?" he asked before opening the umbrella and holding it above her to provide shade. He didn't give her a chance to answer, but she didn't seem the type to get upset over it.

He chuckled and felt no need to argue further on the subject of flirting and compliments. If she wanted to see him as a flirt, that was fine with him, especially since she didn't seem to mind. He did however pause for a moment at the next comment and took a more solemn tone. "Ah... Yes, I believe you're referring to the Terrorist attack on Susie Q, correct?" he asked. "A shame, I wish we could just get along, there's plenty of tragedy in the world naturally. We don't need to be fighting each other." he crossed his arms.

"Well, I was honestly more interested by the look on your face." he commented. "You looked focused, almost lost in your desire to create art. But there was a sign of trouble that made it obvious I should give you some advice." he explained. "I was hoping you'd be friendly, I'm glad you are." he smiled softly, he kept the umbrella over her for a time as the chatted. "Did you have anything else planned today? I'd hate to interrupt your personal business just because I'm overly talkative." he scratched his head with his free hand.

He remained silent for a time while she spoke, after his silence he patted her head. "I'm sure you'll be alright." he said before smiling. "A great many things happen around the world, not all of which can effect everyone." he explained. "I guarantee you that even things in this city won't always effect you." he smiled softly.

At the mention of a cafe he nodded and grinned. "I'd love to join you! I wonder what new wondrous foods I'll get to try!" he expressed his excitement with a bit of a gleam in his eye. "And lunch with such a kind and beautiful woman is sure to be a treat in and of itself." he added with a playful wink. He was really only flirting playfully because she didn't seem to mind, though there were no specific tells to say he was not serious.