Oh. So that was the oddity she'd noticed. She couldn't quite put her figure on what he was, but he certainly wasn't human. Anything else, she couldn't put her finger on, but human wasn't one of the defining characteristics here. She wasn't going to ask, though. It would have been rude, not to mention possibly life-threatening.

Instead, she glanced at the list of things.

And then blinked and gave it a proper look. Apparently the oddities didn't stop with man behind the counter.

"I'm supposed to order the one on top," she commented, keeping her voice carefully neutral - more a sort of 'I see what you did there' then anything else.