Unknowingly, Robin had done the impossible in touching Red. It was her divine heritage that had allowed her to absorb his sun-like heat without burning her fragile skin. The only sign of this strange blood was how the skin that had made contact with his was faintly gold⌠Like the veins and arteries had reacted.
âHey! Hey!â Her hands lifted up, open, to show that she meant no harm to the strange creature. Her voice raised a bit in volume, but that gentle, kind cadence did not falter one bit.
âItâs okay. Iâm sorry I touched you. I shouldnât have. But Iâm not going to hurt you, I promise!!â She took a step back, deciding to try something else.
Digging into her backpack, she retrieved an apple she had been saving for later. Holding it out to Red Sun, she stayed perfectly still except for the occasional beckoning flick of her wrist.
âHere. A gift, for you, little guy.â
   Wide eyes never break their contact, growls only growing louder at her sudden movements - her words were meaningless here, claims thatâd been spoken countless times again. Lies, that much was evident, no one was kind without some kind of drawback, no one was kind and got away with it. Karma was cruelty and karma always won out in the end. Fire boils like magma in the back of his throat, smoke blacker than tar coiling between bared teeth fully prepared for attack-
   Until an offering of fruit was revealed. Frightened eyes break their death stare briefly, blinking down at her hand - darting back at her face, back down to the apple, her face⌠then slowly back down to the apple. He remains frozen, snarls dying down in volume, the only reaction given being a nervous swallow. He did not trust this ploy, yet he could not deny that he wanted that.
   He wanted it more than he probably shouldâve, hackles slowly falling as he settled back down into the crook heâd been resting in, body still fully prepared to escape if she were to pull anything- but his sights resting solely on the fruit spoke volumes. Carefully, slowly, he picked his way a bit closer, stopping briefly at every micro-movement she made, each twitch bringing a renewed flash of teeth, up until he was close enough to his prize. Yet it was here that he would not budge, not willing to creep any closer lest she be able to grab him - trap him - attack him.