( it would depend, wouldn't it? Diana pauses, things left unsaid, before she smiles instead. a girl does benefit from a bit of mystery, after all, and she finds that the less she gives, the better it tends to be. so often she inspires too many questions, and she's not the naive girl she used to be anymore. she can't give too much, she knows the consequence of it. so instead, she keeps to her mystery.

she doesn't mind the casual perusal, though — it's not wrong she's a tourist, she's been a tourist to every place she's been since she left the safe shores of Themyscira. a scholar and explorer... well, depending on the definition. such practices were apparently not welcome fields for women, though so far Diana had not let that slow down her curiosity for the world of man. )

I would call myself a student. There is much in the world I do not know, and I am trying to learn all I can. ( if that suited the definition of scholar, she'd take it. she lifts a dark brow at her company before adding, ) You notice much in very little. That is the act of the better scholars, in my opinion, forethought or not. ( a pause, then a smile. ) Diana.