If only more people could understand just how far manners went with the little vampire. She could be quite amicable when met with pleasant willingness. Anna was also only too willing to vent to Dorian about her recent ordeal. She had to tell someone seeing as Sebastian wasn't there to hear about it yet. "I did. He didn't think I could but I tossed him into the tree. And when my Sebastian gets home I'll tell him and we'll go find that vampire. You don't eat other vampires. He is very rude. He needs to learn a lesson." The petite blonde nodded her head in agreement as she eagerly told Dorian her plan. She was sure that Sebastian would go with her to teach that rude vampire a lesson for attacking her.

Despite Dorian's further attempt to dissuade the girl to leave she was adamant in her response to him on her intention to stay as she stepped by him to further survey the room. She had never been inside Sebastian's home so was truly curious about what was within. Surely there was plenty for her to amuse herself with until his return. Her first choice of game was a simple one...or what was supposed to be simply. Anna's expectant gaze was merely met with blank stares from the dumbfounded fae. In mirror of his action, her own head tilted slightly in confusion, "You don't know how to make tea? You're a servant...you're supposed to know how." But of course Dorian was one of the servants for why else would he be here? Perhaps now was another insight as to why Anna was being so civil to Dorian since she wouldn't harm one of Sebastian's help, or at least she'd try not to.

Nonetheless Anna offered Dorian a shrug, "I can try." She understood the logistics as she had watched Crishlyn numerous times but hadn't done so herself before or rather didn't remember that she had. As near automatically as Dorian offering his hand to the child vampire did she willingly take it and allow him to lead them into the kitchen. The interior was vastly similar to the one at Crishlyn's estate with its marble countertops and sleek steel appliances that would make any master chef drool in envy. "We will just play until he gets back. Have to find the pot first. It looks like this.." Anna stated simply as curled one arm up like the nozzle and braced her other on her hip like the handle. With that she stepped away from Dorian and proceeded to get nosy opening every cabinet she could reach in search of that allusive item.

Anna opened one of the lower cabinets to reveal a small collection of tea pots in fact. "I found it!" She smirked as she eyed the collection before plucking up a quaint blue one and handing it over to Dorian. "You put water in this then put it on the stove," she pointed to the gas burners, "and wait for the fire to make it whistle. You turn on the fire and I'll find the tea." Her blue eyes eyed Dorian to see if he followed her directions. Once the tea was dealt with she would be sure to tackle finding the cookies.