Compartment hunting, right, she needed to do that so she left Lottie, who kinda look upset but she couldn't figure why, to get the luggage put away while she found a suitable one. Felix, most certain did not count as such and would still be riding in her arms. He was never one for a cage.

Lex sprung into the train and hardly took notice of the man standing there. She'd never seen him before so he probably had nothing to do with her anyway. Grown ups in general had nothing to do with her. She didn't particularly like that set of people.

She did find it a little curious that everyone seemed to be having a conversation with him though so maybe she could wait a bit more before going off--just not too much longer just in case. She walked almost right into him and noticed the lack of a smile. "My Daddy says you'll get frown lines and your face will freeze like that if you don't smile. I didn't believe him at first but I see them gnawing their way onto my step-mum's face." Pause. "Did someone kick you in the shin?" Why else wouldn't he be bouncy happy on a train full of kids?