"I'm human, that I know of, but I do know some magic." Tori said, "And seeing him what way? If you don't mind me asking, of course." She looked at the girl in the white dress and felt a pang of sorrow. This girl had been free once, but now she was stuck in a freezing shop for the rest of her life. She may not have had pets as a child, but Tori did know that cats weren't big fans of the cold. She noticed goose-bumps on the girl's arms and was grateful she'd remembered to put on some warmer clothes than yesterday. This place must be horrible in winter She shivered, she hated cold just as much.

Blair smiled and shrugged. "He normally hires young cute girls who have some type of special ability. I suppose this time he's settling due to the fact he needs help." She leaned against one of the cages and wrapped her hands around the bars. "The last one died because she was careless around a dragon we had. She looked at the girl and frowned. "I should hope that you don't see the same fate as the others. Be on your toes." Blair sat down in front of the wolf cage, her back to the wolf. "Don't tell him I changed into this form. Or I could get stuck like him." SHe pointed her thumb back at the werewolf.

"Stuck!? He'd trap you as a cat?" What kind of man is this? Tori thought. And why do I get the feeling he catches these creatures himself... She began to wander around the room, checking the sheets attached to cages, not realising that as she looked at the sheet, something was fulfilling the requirements. Finally she came to the unicorn that she had marvelled at the day before. "Hello beautiful..." She murmured. "Let's see what you need..." She looked at the sheet, only to see that it was blank. "What the??"

"Yes, well really I came here of my own free will and now I can not leave. But I fine with it." Blair placed her hands on her hips and watched the girl. "Klaus takes care of the more rare ones." She glanced back at the werewolf who had gotten up and now laid by the cage door. She sat in front of him and touched his nose. "It's sad...Seeing these creatures in here. Not everyone who buys them are good and kind."

"I can imagine that they are not." Tori accepted that she was not going to be taking care of the unicorn, but not without reluctance. She turned to do the jobs she'd already reviewed, only to find that they had already been completed. "That wasn't you was it?" She asked Blair. "No, I know who this was... Sina I know you're here."
"Hahaha, Hi sis."
"Sina. What are you doing?"
"Our job... duh."
"Sina, meet Blair, she's our bosses way of avoiding micro-management. Blair, this is Sina, she was my sister."

Blair tilted her head and smiled. "Very nice to meet you. May I ask what had happened to you?" She asked, watching Tori with curious eyes. Sure she had seen spirits before but this was a rather strange case. She smiled and stretched. Klaus opened the door and frowned. "Blair...Must you?" Blair frowned and changed back into her cat form. " Right this way. I have one griffin left. Now they are easy to care for but not good with too many masters. It's wings had been clipped, so no flying." Klaus led an older man to a cage.

-Sorry if I reply a bit slow, I have a deadline next month and have been busy.-

Sina quickly hid herself as Klaus entered the room. Tori watched with curious eyes as the buyer, a slim old man with thick glasses, to the griffin cage. She busied herself with caring for the gerbil-like creature in its small habitat. She kept one ear open to listen to the man, hoping that he would be kind to the creature. The buyer was old, but imposing looking.. he reminded Tori of her biology teacher in high school actually. The same stance, and way that he carried himself. She shuddered, that man had been a menace, absolutely terrifying all of his students. He had taught her the year that Sina died, and so thinking of him made her relive all the bad memories of that time. She forced down the feelings and got back to work, still listening.

-that's ok.-