The petite soldier had simply been roaming through the halls when some massive asshole bumped into them. Due to the other's height, it wasn't exactly surprising, but it still slightly irritated the soldier. They turned around on their toes and smiled up at the stranger. "Hello, mon ami! May I help you?" - madexplosion to the new demon bastard
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“Ôte toi de mon chemin.” Aurèlien mumbled as he pushed passed the small soldier. He didn’t have time to be getting involved with them and he wasn’t about to stop looking for his ex-fiance. That was until he realized, he had no idea where to find him.
“Merde…” He mumbled, trying to think of a plan. He turned back to the smaller soldier, a smile over coming him. “Say, sweetheart, you wouldn’t happen to know where I could find a person ‘bout this tall, black hair, kind of a pretty face?” He gestured Xan’s height as well as the shape of his hair with his hands, hoping the other could be of some use to him.
“It would be really helpful if you could tell me~” He leaned down to Mads’ height, a small wink accompanying his wide smirk.
~~~ The stranger was immeditaley suspicious in the smaller's eyes, yet the grin did not falter and their eyes only seemed to shine more. The word's the taller had previously said had not gone unnoticed, and Mads was going to be cautious with this weirdo. Still, they listened to the person and studied their actions. The person they were looking for seemed familiar, and it did not take long for the bomber to figure out who they were talking about.
~~~ In an awfully cheery tone, they responded with a smile. "Oh! I know who you're talking about." This guy was quick to make the short one uncomfortable, but Mads simply brushed off the feeling. The soldier had never seen this person before, and they didn't seem to be in uniform and looking for a certain doctor. That rang too many warning bells, and Mads wondered if they could pull off tricking the stranger. "Would you like me to lead you to where they supposadley are? I see them around at times, and hear about them more often than not."