Chuckling softly, Beni looked away for a moment, when she once again saw the woman who had been scribbling like a crazed teenager who slept through an entire test with only five minutes remaining. She now seemed to be reading whatever it was she wrote. "Curious..." Beni mumbled under her breath. Just what was she doing? It was most strange. Even stranger was that at some point, a woman was rampaging through the crowd, shoving people aside. Beni felt a bit sorry for them. She was sure if a child was among them, they'd go flying by the sheer force. Then again, that would be most entertaining as well.
When she looked back, Mae had somehow acquired a drink not only for herself but for Beni as well. At first, Beni looked a bit surprised. "I..." She started. Then she realized she didn't want to be rude. After all, reputation was everything. "Thank you." Beni took the glass from Mae's hands and raised it to indicate her thanks, before bringing the rim to her lips.
As her lips pressed against the glass, her eyes peered about. She noticed a young woman dancing, quite shamelessly Beni had to remark, though she sooned seemed to run out of breath. And she too noticed the strange serpent-like woman attempting to eat at the snack table. Gaia was full of such strange creatures. She shouldn't have been shocked to see something like that but a part of her was. Speaking of strange, there was also a rather flamboyantly dressed man, even by masquerade standards, and according to some conversations she managed to hear, there was apparently a woman with rabbit ears in the foyer. Gaia truly was the spice of life for those sorts of things.
As she continued to observe, she noticed two other women dressed in red. Feeling an almost kinship, she raised her glass a bit more. How lovely it was to see people taking full advantage of such an alluring, striking color. Of course, in her mind, she fully believed herself to be the most suitable to wear such a color.
And then she saw it again. The imp. "...Most curious, don't you think?" Beni spoke to Mae, "I heard those things were amongst us. But until tonight, I've never actually seen one. Aren't they native to Barton? I've never been in Barton long enough to notice...