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"I still don't know what a 'sugar tit' is," Was all that she grumbled at Lou, shooting him a vaguely puzzled look over her shoulder before turning back. Once she reached Mitsu and Hel, she threw her arms around each of them in a hug. "It's good to see you guys! And thank you, Hel--you look great yourself!"

She beamed at the pair, only to perk up when Mitsu asked her to dance. Furrowing her brows, the baku stepped up beside her friend, watching the moves carefully. Then, slowly, she began to mimic them. Left, right, left...

"Heehee, I think I got this!"

Riyo seemed to pause for a moment. "Mine uh... Mine did too." The ghoul admitted, rubbing her arm awkwardly. "Though I'd never thought to learn anything other than what I was made to."

Then again, there hadn't been a single time Riyo had rebelled against her mother. Not one single, solitary time. Everything had been 'yes mother' this and 'yes mother' that.

What a shame now. She had no badass moves to speak of, other than the boring stuff. "I never even used any of it up to this point." Though it wasn't like Riyo was the type of ghoul one could throw at a business man's son and have the man be anything but offended. Subconsciously she had foiled her parent's plan in at least that way.

It was an honest answer to say in the last. Jericho's gaze fell as she said that. But... she did have a point there.

"Right.. Well then...we better make the best of what we can then.. right?"

"More?!" He said, laughing as he turned her about, lifted one arm to spin her in place, and turned alongside her. Her chanting ignited him, and the challenge was taken.

MORE!

He took her again, and this time instead of lifting her, he THREW her into the air. He was going to catch her - but when he looked up to where he threw, he forgot about the chandeliers.

Oh............... right.

West's hand was an obvious contrast of warmth compared to the cooler night air she'd felt. Levi rolled her shoulders back slightly, welcoming the subtle gesture. The sound of a chuckle coming from West relaxed her immensely. Was this all wrong or did he actually want this? At first the tatzel couldn't tell; the wrath demon had held back. West was uncertain about following her.

He held back, perhaps, because she simply hadn't told him what she was going to do? There was no real notice Levi could've provided; it was a spur of the moment attempt at doing what the ghoul had wanted to do all night. Or is there something else? Again, these thoughts had been temporarily erased from her mind when West returned her expression of affection and responded to her vocally. Had it not been for the country ghoul's sudden need for breath, Levi wouldn't have detached her lips from West's. Alas, the purring halted and the tatzel's eyes opened as she pulled away, breathing audibly. There, that's what'I been lookin' fer.

Levi released West's chin, placing her hands at his chest to push herself away gently from his face, but remain within close quarters. The ghoul's eyes were locked on his, unsure if she could continue explaining herself- until she did. It was just too much to say aloud into the open air, so Levi moved back in to whisper it directly into the wrath demon's ear. Been wantin' ta'do that since ya'came ta'my door, boil. Internally, Levi was laughing at how silly she sounded.
It was just so.... so...

...there was no explanation. She was just resisting what was unfamiliar territory. Usually new things were a sort of adventure for the tatzel. This time, she felt there was something great at stake besides her existence. If she didn't act as she wanted, as a mate, it became unbearably crushing to her inside. I had to... ya'know? Did he?

It was about to get real up in here. Tail flicking, TG dusted his shoulders off before he nodded to the ghoul looking DAMN HELLA fine as she broke out her moves. Well, TG didn't live in the hottest place in Halloween without knowing a few sick tricks on his own, and he moved beside her and started to Crank it.

Kettil was still dancing, it was a bit a bit foolish looking but he still lacked the ability to care as always. He was just having fun dancing.

"Just.... while I was in Red's office I found a picture of her with Arel and Cricket and all I could think was that..." she frowned again. "I don't have any pictures of Riley...or Sammy even.....if something happened to anybody, I want to have more than memories.

I want something that will remind me what everybody's faces looked like in ten years. Or reminds people what I looked like..." she smiled weakly before she took another glance around, looked at her skirt, then nodded.

"Alright.

I... am going to...attempt this."





It ended badly.