If she'd heard that sort of description of herself, she might have felt a bit of shame over how she'd reacted to Brigid in the woods. Granted, the other girl had totally started it, but Riley hadn't had to sink to the same level. It helped that they'd sorted things out and things had been explained and understood, but she still felt a little guilty that she'd taken the bait so easily. Yes, she could smile and be pleasant, but she had that secondary side to her nature that could and would lash out when it felt she or those she cared about was threatened. She was human, but she wasn't. It was a hard thing to explain to someone, so she generally didn't bother trying.

She smiled as she sipped her tea, nodding. "More optimistic, but also more of a trickster. I think it's a boy thing, but he and Brian play horrible pranks on each other all the time. They learned to leave me out of it when they found out I play dirty." She grinned, remembering the Nair incident. Yeah, they'd left her out of it after that.

"Right now? Brian's taking doctorate courses. He hasn't clarified what field he's going into, but dad's sort of hoping he'll follow in his footsteps. Finn's... Finn. He helps out wherever we wind up and always finds an odd job to do, but he doesn't have a career in mind. I think he might be one to take off on his own soon." Which was a sad thought for her, but she knew they'd keep in touch.

"What about you? Do you have any family?"