Even though he's told her about his senses, Felicity hasn't fully internalized it. She hasn't experienced it for herself after all, and it doesn't even occur to her that maybe, he could have smelled her presence before she said hello.

"It's good to see you too," she says, smiling a little wider. When he compliments her, that smile gets wider still — this is going well. She even gets some of her playfulness back, because pretty soon, she's lifting her eyebrows to take an obvious look at him and tilts her head.

"You don't look half bad yourself." All said with just the right grin to show that she's teasing, just a little. But then there's a pause, because while Felicity would love to think herself as fearless and totally badass, she still has to pause just to gather a tiny bit more courage before she asks her question.

"Would you ... like to dance?"