He couldn't help but stare at the woman in front of him. He eyed her silky jet-black locks that dangled all the way to her petite waist. The luminescent shine of her porcelain skin left his gaze on her face locked in a trance until he noticed the crescent moon chocolate eyes staring nervously right back at him. Fixedly staring at the woman, he listened to her with tunnel vision as she thanked him for trying to save her. Her posture told him that she was intimidated by his outburst. He could tell she was extremely shy, and that him loosing his temper didn't seem to help with anything. Until, he saw her part her lips with a genuine smile and told him that she thought the man deserved it. Lifting an eyebrow in surprise by the woman's response, Ludo playfully smirked at her and replied, "Scusi (sorry), I have a pretty awful temper when it comes to people like that." "Glad I could be of some help though," he casually vocalized, still admiring the pretty woman before him.

Watching her release her grasp from her clunky messenger bag, the lady turned away and his eyes caught a shiny blonde-haired woman standing right behind her. She seemed to be on her way to a Halloween gathering. She sported a very Tinkerbell-"esque" costume with sparkling wings draping outwards over her shoulders and a form fitting dress fashioned to look like it was made of leaves. Even though he couldn't sense any magical aura about her, he thought that she fitted the image of a fairy rather well. As he studied her more, she seemed to be awkwardly standing about waiting for something.

Before he could ask her anything, the Asian woman introduced herself to the blonde woman, stating that she liked her costume. Putting two and two together, he scrambled to make his introduction to the other woman. "My apologies, I didn't see you there at first. Are you okay?", Ludo explained as he nodded and reached out his hand to introduce himself. "I'm Ludovino, you can call me Ludo for short," he politely told the woman. "Didn't think Halloween night would get this eventful, huh?" he chuckled, his mouth curving into a toothy smile as he shifted his body to face both women. He watched Miya face towards him and formally introduce herself with her hand extended out for a handshake. He reached his hand out and was met with a soft tiny hand. He shook hers a little longer than necessary, but she didn't seem to mind.

After the prolonged salutations he leaned himself against the pole near the crosswalk and scratched his chin waiting for someone to initiate more conversation. It wasn't long before the silence was broke when Miya exclaimed about buying them drinks ask thanks. He looked towards the other woman and expressed, "I wouldn't be opposed to it," awaiting her response. He did long to meet new people, love interests or not. He never really understood the phrase "alone in a sea of people" until he came to the city. Wanting to get to know the two more he added, "I don't think it'd be smart to hang out in the cold too much longer," as he noticed Miya shoving herself into her scarf and jacket similarly representing a turtle. Glancing around the foreign busy street while ruffling his hair Ludo stated, "I'm not too familiar with the area though so I won't be any help as far as suggestions go." "Any ideas?" he glances to the blonde woman, assuming she knew the most about the area.