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"I guess, but I'm not good at picking out my own clothes." He said, gesturing to the simple black robes he was wearing today. "So I'll leave it to you. Just don't make me look like a fool. When I'm not taken seriously I feel like taking heads off, and that's not something we would want at a royal ball." He said, and tapped his chin. "Unless someone who shows up doesn't deserve the air they breathe, then I'll gladly take the air away from them."

Noticing that Dahn was exhausted and most likely unaware of his surroundings, Katczinski slowly walked over to him, invisible to the naked eye. He grabbed Dahn's hand and slowly attempted to lift him to his feet, but to Dahn it would seem as if a ghost were exerting the force. Kat hoped the man would be too disoriented to notice, as he wasn't in a mood to be spotted with his pockets full of gold and diamonds.

Bloom crashed landed in a feild outside the the merchants quarter. "Need to work on my landing..." she mumbled to herself. Kasai landing gracefully next to her. The dwarf dragon was making a sound, that sounded to Bloom, like laughing. Bloom glared at the small dragon and stood up brushing grass out of her hair. She saw Violet asleep a few yards ahead of her. 'Some place to fall asleep...' she thought as she walked up to Violet. She sat down beside Violet, waiting for her to wake up.

Violet looked up from her nap sensing a presence, not too far from her own, near her. Quickly, she slid back with one hand propelling her as she sat up. Realizing who it was she breathed a sigh of relief. "Really Bloom, you could give someone a heart-attack that way!" She looked around, not recognizing the location immediately, and remembered her 'flight' in here. "Ugh! How long was I asleep!?" She rose from her position on the ground to hover over Bloom. "C'mon, we need to get to the merchant's quarter and meet up with Illusion..." Taking in her friends state of being she also added, "...and then maybe we can find a place for you to sleep, you don't look so good."

Orin took his blade from the blacksmith, and held it up to the light. It glistned like new, and was as sharp as one of his own talons. He nodded and said, "It's perfect. Thank you." He payed the blacksmith 20 gold coins, and turned to leave, when he saw Lus walking up to him. After she had asked about Violet, Orin replied, "She was at the Mountians, and she left a few minutes after I did. She must have made it her by..." Orin stopped in mid-scentence and looked up, nose twitching. "I smell smoke. She must have just landed." He turned slowly and looked down the street. "She's in that direction. The side of the city that faces the Flaming Mountians." He looked down and closed his eyes, placeing his index fingers on his temples. "Ocuir Violet persvek shishin sauriv." He said nothing for a few seconds which puzzled Lus, until Orin said, "She's near the wall, and she is with Bloom and Kasai. They are all heading this way, so we don't have to rush over."

Bloom chuckled, "I have been known to pop out of nowhere.... and I dont look that bad do I?" Bloom stood up, brushing dirt off of her. She heard Kasai laugh softly on her sholder. "As of how long you were asleep, I dont know. You were asleep when I got here."

Kel entered the merchant quarter, walking through the main street quietly and shifting left and right to avoid running into other civilians. Though he was walking fairly quickly and his hands were in his coat pockets, he moved smoothly about without bumping into anybody. Through the shifting mass of people Kel eventually came to his ordering post. The post seemed to be low on blank forms and the case for them was left open, so Kel took a stack of forms from his satchel and placed them in the slot before closing it back. The orders pinned to the pillar were few in number, Kel gathered them one by one, leaving the pins on the post before stacking up the orders and getting a good look at them one by one.

Violet laughed at Bloom, "You just look tired is all." She turned her head when she felt the breeze sweep in. 'Well, that didn't take very long.' As she listened to all Illusion had to say, she nodded. She was right, Air did need Fire, just as much as Fire needed Air. The other nations were having their own feuds that neither of them wanted to get involved in, so it was logical to form an alliance with each other to stay out of it, and to stop the fighting between themselves. She then looked to Illusion, "So what is this ball for anyways? And must I really go? The King and Queen don't seem to have their heads on straight when it comes to... well... anything really."