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He nods to the two ladies "Any time Childe, where ever we are, what ever we are doing, you are always free to join us. Or if you ever what to do anything, you always can ask. I'm pretty sure I can speak for Serry when I say we're pretty much for anything." As he watches Serry look around and smiles, glancing over when he sees he eyes stop at the people. "Go say hi love. We'll be right here, we're not going anywhere right now."

The reaction had been amusing nonetheless, not seeming to mind it as she felt the other's hand grasp her wrist before she was pulled in. Automatically, the peck was return and she smirked. "Maybe I was sent to keep an eye on you, Rain." Untrue, but she didn't mind the idea of the topic as her hazel eyes moved down the woman's form and back up before she cocked her head, her curls falling down over her shoulders. "You look fantastic, I'm sure I could ask you the same?"

Ariadne’s leather was the skin of a snake. She was a serpent among the wriggling appendages, amongst the talk. Lucretia’s mind turned, to process something new. The concept of leather suits were something she hadn’t considered. It didn’t seem very reasonable, it could restrict too much motion. Hinder anything she’d like to do.

No, leather would have to be dictated for another occasion. Not work. Not social places, such as this club.

Before Pyper shoved herself back into her friend clarity, she found that the unconcentrated glassy look had her eyes focusing on the woman’s breasts. The daydreamer didn’t know if anyone caught her staring down Charles’ friend’s chest. The sheen of the fabric captivated her.

Pyper feigned seeing something behind her shoulder.

Doc brought his gaze back to Nerissa at the sound of her voice. He took her proffered hand and brought it up to lips and gave it a chaste kiss, as he bowed. “My apologies, I was distracted by a friend.” He glances at Ari and then back Nerissa, “I think she enjoys making forget my manners. If she diegns to come this way, I will introduce you.” He released Nerissa’s hand before asking, “Lucretia told me of you, how are you assimilating to this new life?”

Stepping from the shadows, Mordechai eased though the crowd in the direction of his sireling. Reaching to her mind he teased, "A rather statuesque blonde for such a diminutive raven, is it not?" He let the deep rumble of his chuckle slip through before slipping out of contact. He nodded to those he knew as he rounded the edge of the dance floor. The man who had been with Lorelai was now gone, and he repositioned himself where he could see her clearly, as she often seemed a magnet for trouble.

Nerissa was impressed by Charles manners. She glanced at the woman he was referring to and understood his distraction. She was definitely beautiful. "I'm doing pretty well. Still getting used to the taste of blood, but I feel as though I finally found my place in the world. I wouldn't trade this life for anything."She stopped herself before she started rambling again. She wasn't always this talkative, but bring nearPyper seemed to loosen her up a bit.

There were words, they went back and forth. They crissed and they crossed. There were words that collided, they smashed and they broke open. The change in song led her to realize just how many people were packed inside this building.

Even at lineage functions, there came a time where the stimulation brimmed her tolerance and she found herself in a jolted state. The knuckle-cracking, babbling, aggressive state.

One of her hands reached out and down, weaving her fingers with Nerissa’s.

Pyper exercised a lax type of business etiquette, she didn’t interrupt the two.
The point was for Nerissa to meet people. That point she had made adamant at the apartment.

So long as the schizophrenic was tied together with her human-based slice of darkness, her demeanor leveled out. Lucretia maintained that calm lull inside.

Doc had not come to terms with this ‘life’ so easily. There was the anger and the hurt, that he shoved down and pretended didn’t exist. He looked at Nerissa with curiosity. His head canted to the side slightly, “Really?” He found that intriguing. How some took to the life better than others. “I found it difficult. There are still aspects that I find that I miss. Watching a sunset.. I find that I miss that. I never appreciated it until I could not appreciate it anymore.” His voice was passive, almost inquisitive as he asked her, “What do you find you like best?”

Serendipity smiled and then gave a nod of her head to Jan's words. She moved Zeze from her lap. slipping from under her and then left the chair for her. She then kissed Jan and then left a soft kiss upon the childe's left cheek before she stood. "I shall return in a moment, family. I mustn't be rude. This was my stupid idea anyway." She then gave a smile and was off.

First would be Jonah as she knew where he was and had an excuse to be there. It was the bar, after all. She moved beside him and ordered a crown and coke before smiling to him. "I'm surprised to see you here, thought pleasantly." She smiled to him and then watched the bartender move about, making her drink.

She motioned for the girl to follow her to the bar. Her mouth was dry and a touch of liquid energy would not hurt. She smiled at the attendant as she climbed up on the bar stool and held up two fingers. Zodiac took her glass and drew a long sip from it appreciatively.

"Ahhhh, yes. That's the ticket. Just keep these coming and I will help shut the place down at dawn."

Mordechai wrote: "A rather statuesque blonde for such a diminutive raven, is it not?"

Her head snapped around and eyed Mordechai as he flowed past. "Hey, I heard that! Don't make me climb up to be at eye level with you." She grinned despite her bravado and pointing at him. "What can I say? Ladies love me!" She turned her attentions back to Lofyn and thought for a few moments. "I got another project for you. I need horns.