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Gitano looked up from the music and spotted the girl who could see ghosts. She was waving at the stars. Odd... She shook her head. Not my place to critize.
She got up and walked to the girl. "Anything the matter?"

"Oh. No. I was just looking to the stars. My mother and I used to always wave to Orion when he was in the sky before she passed away. I can't help but do it. Sometimes I don't even think about it, I just do it." Anastasia rambled on. She soon held out her hand. "I forgot to introduce myself. How silly of me! I am Anastasia. Or Anya if you like." She smiled.

"Yes. I know very little but I know that you exist. Obviously. And I think vampirism is in my lineage for i have longer than normal canine teeth. See?" She opened her mouth a bit, showing her teeth. "And the spirit thing can get rather annoying. Take now for instance. A spirit named Edward is just begging for me to bind him to a place. If he doesn't stop harrassing me that is." Anya looked to her left. "You got that Edward?"

"Yes." Anya nodded. "You take some salt and say and then 'I bind you' and then their name. I've had to do it a few times."

Gitano cocked her head. "Why would they want to be bound to something?" She scratched the back of her neck and looked at the empty space to Anya's left. "I mean, shouldn't they be moving on or something?"

"They don't want to be bound to a place, especially if someone else does it. Sometimes they are stuck on earth for some reason, like how they died was so violent they cant move on or they dont know they are dead or they did something very bad ans are stuck here for it. Others are visiting from the astral plane. They can come and go when they please unless someone binds them to a place or thing." Anya explained. She was obviously very knowledgable in this feild.

Izzy turned her gaze back to the stars too. "You might not believe it but I do write stories...and songs." She sighed at his comments about humans. "Yes...humans are horrible and do many stupid things." 'Yes and even though our kind isn't human at all...at times they can act just a selfish and cruel.' Izzy turned and faced the newest and oldest vampire. "Yes? How may I help you?" Her eyes flickered to Baylor for a second and then back to the vampire. She placed her feet back onto the balcony and made her way towards him.

Willow smiled in response, her skin tinting slightly in a blush at the question, but she was well in control over her emotions once more and she took a deep breath and centered herself before she responded. "No, it's alright to ask, I'm quite well aware of the fact that being Wiccan is an interesting subject, " She laughed lightly in a nonchalant tone, pretending as if it were no big deal to her. She'd dealt with such things her entire life, and he was nicer about it than most people were. "Yes, I am Wiccan as well, and I believe in... a lot of things that are a bit difficult to get into. I'm pretty open minded and I don't really scare easily, so..." She shrugged and kind of trailed off.

Maybe she would be lucky and he would start bringing up interesting things he'd seen or heard. Willow loved it when people did that, because it made her feel that maybe, perhaps, all those things she wanted to believe in but couldn't quite bring herself to just might be real. So Willow decided to open the subject up, just to lure him in, though she didn't really believe so much anymore that it had happened though she had saw it with her own two eyes. "Being Wiccan means that I actually get a good opprotunity to see paranormal things, because part of the religion means dealing with them. I've gotten to sit in on a couple of my parents friends summoning ancestors during Samhain... normally nothing happens, but a few years back a kind of... ethereal vaporous form appeard within the circle. It had a human shape, but kind of these... tendril like things coming off of it." She shivered slightly, but otherwise was unaffected by her own words. With no real proof that she had seen what she had, Willow always had some amount of doubt.