Gamora was kind enough to start slowly for his benefit, keeping enough distance ahead of him that she could easily speed ahead if it looked like he was going to catch up. It wasn't long before she started to move to the music as well as skate though. Bowie was being played, and the Englishman was fast becoming a musical weakness of hers. She had even become familiar enough with his music that she could click and clap along at the right moments during 'Golden Years'.

If she hadn't challenged him to a competition she might have offered a hand. Let him hang on while he learned. And if she were more openly flirtatious that could have even become his hands on her hips as they skated around. Instead she threw a smile over her shoulder and once more turned to skate backwards while the way was clear in front of her. As soon as more skaters built up she turned back around in time to clap with the song.

It was perhaps the most free she had been with her ability to have fun since meeting Magnus. Not everyone got to see this side of Gamora, but then she felt less and less of a need to keep it bottled up. She wasn't required to save the galaxy while in this city. And while the thought of Quill often brought her mixed feelings, she was pragmatic enough to realise that while she was here in Cadelle there was no point in denying herself basic urges.