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The girl with the silver eyes bows a little and begins to speak "How could I be so rude. My name is Luna, Luna Bravenheart. This here" waves her hand to the more confident girl with red eyes "Is Miss Valentina Bravenheart of Versaille."

Valentina: She looks at all the people at the table "Now that Anya and Anath agrees with us." Looks at Luna with concentration and smiles "How about Sukai then?" Looks towards Sukai.

Luna: She also looks at the people around the table. "About your name, well me and Miss Luna are telepaths. Are minds are heightened to sense peoples thoughts as well as their emotions."

Valentina: "Yes, that girl who walked out was quite noisy, and her aura was burning bright red."

Luna: Looks at Valentina destressed for a second but then fades into curiosity. "Well, thats never a good sign." Turns to Anya "We have been looking for other vampires, to become friends with."

Luna and Valentina are standing back to back at this point.

Anath glanced up, slightly startled. "Rude? Oh, you weren't rude in the least, I believe..." he tilted his head curiously, glasses glinting to hide his eyes. "I've been doing ah... well." sighed the boy. "Quite well, actually. It's very different here than I though it would be..."
He began to twirl the spoon between his fingers thoughtfully, eyes still on Sukai. She was trying to get him to talk, which was all fine and good, but he wasn't sure they would like him more if they got to know him. He lowered the spoon and placed it gently on the table and studied his reflection in the convex metal that skewered his features so he looked more like a giraffe than a human. "Ah..." he tore his eyes from the reflection and looked back up at Sukai. His father had once told him that eye contact was vital to a good conversation and, while he didn't particularly value his father's odd advice, he knew this particular bit of information was true.

Luna and Valentina both look at Zwei and smile. Valentina says "Well thank you, glad someone finally likes our unique split." Luna disrupts "Yes, I guess it is nice." She looks at Zwei curiously after hearing the ninja comment. "Well no, we are not ninja. However, we are serving the knights of Versaille." Valentina says "Yes, once we graduate we will be full fledged members." Luna says "Truthfully, we are actually the same person. " Luna suddenly is filled with fear and sadness making her face turn very red. "It was the magic of the labyrinth that made us this way." Valentina turn serious "Dont go there Luna, come back." Luna is suddenly cheery again. "The Ria security should take care of it though."

Rajah gingerly stepped foot into the large dining hall, and was immediately overcame by the number of people eating, talking, and generaly having a good time. She forced the small parts of Kyaka to the back of her mind, knowing that now would be a terrible time to have a breakdown. Rajah nervously walked up to the closest person she saw, a man with blue hair that struck her as odd.

"Um... hello." The words came out as a squeak. As hard as she tried, Rajah could not get rid of her nervous demeanor. "I'm looking for... ah... Shepard Miranda?" She felt overwhelmed by the height of the man, as she did with nearly everyone she stood by.

"I... I understand," Rajah said in a low voice, subconsciously making herself appear as tall as she could with a 4'7" figure. She resisted the urge to salute or bow or something along those lines as she turned around and walked toward Blue's general area.

"Now, how to do this..." she muttered. "There's not enough room in here to run, so I'll have to rely on his maturity level and attention span to keep him from seeing me." As she crouched to the ground and continued to approach the boy, Rajah wrinkled her nose at the scent of all the non-meats. She wanted to turn around and run away, to go find fresh-kill and blood. But, however much she wanted to do so, Rajah knew that this was more important. It was a sort of... initiation, so to speak. Lost in her thoughts, she soon found herself underneath a table beside Blue.

Rajah saw that this was her chance. She leapt up, barely avoiding hitting her head on the table. Her hands were now on the kerchief and rope she had brought in preparation for this quest. Using her muscled running legs, Rajah easily cleared the distance between their heights and was able to cover Blue's eyes with the kerchief and pull him to the ground.

((Sorry for the wait. I had to eat dinner))

Feeling an extra surge of adrenaline, Rajah whispered coldy into the boy's ear, "Haven't you heard? You can't win against a vampire."

Struggling against the thrashing boy, Rajah managed to flip him over and tie the kerchief in a tight knot. She pulled the rope she was holding in her teeth around his wrists and tied that in a knot as well. Rajah grabbed the loose end of the rope and began dragging Blue over to his father.

"One Little Boy Blue, as requested, sir," she stated as she deposited the boy at Shepard's feet. Caring more about getting food than a reward at the moment, Rajah headed to the machine, leaving Shepard to tend to his son.

Rajah let out a high-pitched yelp. Curses! She had let her gaurd down at the last second. She saw Blue's knee racing toward her face and used her feet to push him away. Momentarily freed, she jumped up and backed away so there were about ten feet in between her and Blue. "We still have yet to prove that, Mr. Blue," Rajah said, but her voice was trembling.

Rajah knew that her bow and arrows were of no use here, so hand-to-hand combant was what would have to happen. Having not taken any classes, she had developed her own form of freestyle martial arts, and now was the time to put it to use. "You don't know what you're getting into, little boy," she said, gearing up for the first strike. She backed away to get some room, and then ran, jumped, and kicked out at Blue, reaching his chest area.