Vianna was a bit startled when the old woman suddenly came up to her with a large piece of cheese, giving her a raised-eyebrow look that easily translated into any other language the young girl could have possibly spoken. "I-- Wel-- Thank you!" said Vianna with a polite but rather flustered chuckle, taking the piece of cheese into her slender hands, looking a little uneasy. But she couldn't help feeling a little bad about being a bother to these people, it was simply the way the girl had been raised, things like this overwhelmed her a little and got her to fluster rather easily.

Vianna was distracted from the cheese she'd just been given, though, as Ferris spoke, asking her to come over to him as he remained sitting on the ground being surrounded by children. The young girl rose her eyebrows slightly, not really sure where exactly he was expecting her to go, but she came a couple steps closer to the small crowed of children, though she still seemed a little cautious, a little hesitant, and she took a small bite from the cheese she'd just been given as Ferris asked for the kids' names. She turned to the old man then and listened as he then began to list them off, pointing at each child as he gave its name - all very Greek, of course - and Vianna followed his line of sight as he mentioned the name of each young child, a mix of curiosity and amusement on her lightly tanned features, along with a bit of fascination as well; but to this day, the girl's fascination with Greek culture was still as strong as it had been only about a year ago when they were visiting this land for the first time.

ooc: I'm off for now, Ruthie Ruthersssss!! I'll be back at 6-ish tomorrow, though! Byeeeeeeee!