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Kasari nodded in agreement, but then tilted her head. "But....?"

Ragna blinked once. "I'm not sure about others, it is some what hard for me to find more friends." He shrugged not really bothered by it, Ragna figured since he had a few friends he didn't have to have a million of them.

Kasari nodded. "It is hard for me to find friends as well. Especially to know what they look like." She smiled and uncrossed her arms. "It gets kind of awkward when you say 'Hey! Can I touch your face to see what you look like?'"

Ragna blinked and he smirked as he took her hand and placed it on his face and he smiles behind his muzzle. "Go ahead." He simply smiled with a gentle expression.

Kasari blinked in surprise, but gently reached her other hand up as well. She traced the shape of his face, his nose, and his eyebrows. She frowned slightly when she reached his muzzle, but did nothing to take it off. Kasari removed her hands, "Does it hurt? Having that muzzle on?"

Ragna chuckled. "No, it is just there" He patted the back of it. "Why do you want me to take it off?" He didn't seem bothered about taking it off, Ragna never was bothered by taking his muzzle off.

Shrugging, Kasari replied, "Only if it won't get you in trouble with whoever put it on you. It's your choice."

Ragna smirked. "I placed it on me or whoever it was. Don't remember?" He unclicked the back of the muzzle and had it slide off and he smirked. "I have it off, you can feel again if you want?"

Kasari reached up cautiously, tracing the rest of his face. "So that's what you look like." She had an idea of basically what he appeared. Kasari brought her hands back to her sides. "Thank you."

Ragna nodded as he said. "Welcome" he chuckled softly looking to Kasari and he smirked. "Does that help you any?"

Kasari smirked. "Quite a bit. Now I'm not talking to a floating voice." She leaned over and picked up her white cane off of the ground. "It has been a pleasure talking with you Ragna. Please feel free to speak to me again if you wish." With a wave of her cane, and a comical point in a random direction, Kasari stated "But now I must go! For my house calls to me and tells me to clean it. Farewell."

Ragna smiled. "Sure." He watched as she leaves and he decides to leave as well. Ragna began to think however, do houses talk. He shrugged that funny thought aside for he doubted it.