It was funny really, that Raven so regarded her and callous and inconsiderate when the fact of the matter was so very far from the truth. She was hardly oblivious, really, to those words Raven muttered under her breath, the woman pausing at the edge of that pond to glance up at her companion. Serafina despised those ghastly individuals that haunted her, often prone to simply ignoring them even if doing so often prompted them to merely stalk her with an increased vengeance. It was for Raven alone that she was not only willing to put up with the possibility of adding that Alpha haunting her every step, but also the prospect of hunting him down. A small shrug crossed her shoulders, "If it would make you happy." She uttered simply, turning her gaze towards the lake as she placed her hand upon the surface of that water. She knew Raven didn't understand her efforts. Hell, she knew Raven didn't understand her, but Serafina was trying in her own peculiar ways to help the female feel better. She was at least acknowledging the woman's loss, even if it wasn't to the wolf's liking. The girl stepped out onto the ice, her arms pinwheeling as she pushed those thoughts far from her mind, instead reaching down with ease to craft those blades out of her own sharpened element.

That prospect of the woman dying thanks to her ice, however, was one Serafina was wholly skeptical of. The girl was entirely certain of her affinity. Even if they plunged into the icy depths, she wouldn't let any harm come to either of them. Another shrug crossed Serafina's shoulders at that retort. Truthfully, though she was happy for her companion finding love within the man, she highly doubted she and him would ever see eye to eye. Though she personally hadn't knocked the pair out, it seemed as if Tobias had not forgiven her for simply existing within that same space, much less for encasing him in ice when he tried to eat the young witch she was supposed to tutor. It wasn't her problem he didn't like her - she didn't hate him, after all. Thankfully, any further thoughts on the topic were interrupted by a voice from the banks, inquiring as to whether or not she should be even doing this. The girl's retort fell from her lips immediately and yet, even that comment of her age caused a grin to cross Serafina's lips. "Look who's talking, miss mini police." She commented, entirely unperturbed by being called a child.

The lake beneath her, however, and the woman's insistence that it surely must not have been easy caused a shrug to cross Serafina's shoulder's. "Eh, it's not that hard. I'm shit at my other powers though." She was rather carefree about it, even so far as willing to admit she certainly failed on many levels when it came to her abilities. This, however, was the one she was certain of, enough to entrust her life to that frozen ice. She watched in silence as the ivory haired girl addressed her companion, the two clearly had met before and yet, Serafina saw little reason to get herself involved in business that clearly had little to do with her. Rather, it was several moments later that the witch offered to assist the woman in joining her. She was hardly oblivious to that cringe the woman regarded her with, a soft snort leaving her nose. "Oh, don't worry babe, I'll cool you down." The girl uttered, providing her companion with a decidedly mischievous wink. It wasn't often that Serafina's usually sassy demeanor turned to something so particularly...playful, few able to get past her rather rough exterior. Still, there was something of this stranger's smart mouth that somehow...clicked for her. Enough that being told 'no' caused Serafina to regard the girl in careful contemplation. Hm. No. This would not do at all.

"Raven, come here, I need your feet too." She stated, turning her attention abruptly towards her companion as she pushed off slightly, gliding across that ice with grace to meet the woman half way. She bent down towards her companion, her fingers tracing the bottom of Raven's sneakers as she crafted those blades for friend. "There you go." She stated, rising only to ensure her companion was steady before she nodded ever so briefly towards her newfound company upon the bank. "Fetch her for me, would you? It's not fun without all of us." It hardly mattered to her that Vhal seemed unwilling to join them, she was determined to see this plan through. Raven deserved a moment of fun and...this girl? Well....Serafina decided she liked her, probably much to the woman's future displeasure.

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