Trip down memory lane (Sasha)

As the blonde russian made her way through the crowded streets of Whitewater, she couldn't help but huff in annoyance at the sheer number of people waling on the street. As if today wasn't hot enough, she had to wade through a sea of strange monsters and few humans.

Her memory was still somewhat fuzzy over the events transpired on the last few days, other than the fact it was because of her morbid curiosity and conscience that had gotten her into this situation on the first place, and all that really mattered now was that she still was stranded on this insane world filled with equally insane looking creatures and possibly insane humans.

Also she was stuck with the (very) talkative ghost of a knight. That was kind of important too.

"Ah, Whitewater. Even now I never tire of visiting. The bustling streets, the warm sunrays, the smell of the ocean..." The voice of the Gladimon known as Siegfried drone on and on, wistfully listing off the various great things of the digital city with a nostalgic tone.

"Yeah, I heard you the first hundred times you said that." She complained, rolling her eyes. To the naked eye of pretty much everyone there, the ghostly apparition of the round stub of a knight that floated next to Sasha would be completely invisible, save for the faintests of blurs that could easily be confused by the distorting effect of the heat today. Naturally, seeing the short blond woman snapping at the air attracted some curious gazes from passerby, something Sasha was all too aware of.

"Tch, why are they looking at me funny?"

"Like I've stated before, I'm completely invisible for both humans and most digimon, except on very special ocasions. For all intents and purposes, everyone around you thinks you're talking to yourself."

"God, I must look like a mental case." The russian lamented her situation, trying to hide her face between her palms in shame.

"S-sorry, I didn't mean to-" His sincere apologetic voice was immediatelly cut off, however.

"Just shut up! I feel I'm becoming a mental case now because of you." She practically yelled, furious.

So caught up in her bickering that she didn't notice the tall man standing right in front of her way until it was too late, the petite girl colliding face first against the tall man, causing her to lose her balance and fall down to her rump with a grunt.

Needless to say the girl was rather unamused by this, not helped in the slightest by Siegfried's rather delayed warning.

"Sasha, please be more careful!" The spirit chimed in, offering his hand to try and help up the fallen girl, before remembering that whole little thing about being incorporeal.

Of course, Sasha had the only logical reaction to such a tiny mishap. Blaming him for it, of course.
"HEY! Look where you're going, dumbass!"

Despite Kazuya’s intentions his words had the exact opposite effect on Sasha, making her look back at him in disbelief and indignation. Was he trying to flirt with her? The gall of this guy! She shoved his hand to a side, getting back on her feet on her own with a huff.

“S-sasha, please don’t be too hasty now.” The ghostly Gladimon could only beg, recognizing the near murderous look on Sasha’s eyes. She was out for blood, her closed and trembling fist was a pretty dead giveaway. And indeed, Sasha was thinking of throwing this bold idiot to the ground with a well placed punch to the gut…or at least until a small white bipedal lion approached the scene, addressing the man by name. That (admittedly adorable) digimon was clearly the man’s partner, so attacking him, even with something as little as a slap was now out of the question for her.

Still, it was not all lost for her. She would have the last laugh, not to get something out of it, but out of pride. She changed her expression swiftly and effortlessly, going from barely contained fury to a hurt, almost embarrassed look as the Spadamon talked to her. All an act, of course, but an effective one.

“Finally someone with some manners.” She commented, dusting herself a bit. “Your friend Kazuya here made me fall to the ground with his clumsiness. I could have broken something.”

“I’m glad to see chivalry is not completely dead, at least, thanks for your concern Mister…” she said with a grin, purposefully leaving that last word in the air for a moment to let the small digimon introduce himself, before adding, “Right! Forgive my manners, my name is Sasha.”

Siegfried meanwhile could only look on, folding his arms and shaking his head seemingly somewhat disappointed. “My, you sure are quick to change your tune to suit your needs.”