"I met her, yes. In a sense." Terezi waggles her brows at him and at his surprise in that. She's not sure how reassuring that was, but at least it got him to stop brooding on the subject. "Just before I ended up here, as complicated as that sounds. She was... nine, I think?"

The particulars probably don't matter that much, so she skips to the part that he actually seems amused by. "But yeah, someone told this derpy human boy what she would end up doing. He totally flipped out--tackled her, punched her, the whole shebang! There was blood everywhere, she didn't even fight back. It was pretty embarrassing for participants and spectators alike. I was embarrassed, and I didn't even know either of them."