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From the suggestion made by Asch, Stable Heart nodded almost immediately in agreement. "That would be nice" she replied calmly, noting the short stare given by Asch. "You're welcome to join us whenever, and wherever, Mel. But, uhm, could you find some one to take care of the feline for a bit? N-no offense, it's just he didn't give a first impression." Shortly after that sentence, the cat hissed at her again, only to have Stable Heart reply with "Oh, shut up" in an annoyed tone.

It didn't take very long to wave a hoof goodbye to Mel, even though it would likely be short lived, as Stable Heart eventually followed Asch. "So, uhm, what do you do, Asch?" she finally asked, hoping to spark some more conversation. Meanwhile, her eyes darted a bit as if she was watching for some one.

Stable Heart gave a short nod as she listened before ultimately breaking her gaze to look around a bit. "If she's here..." she murmered quietly before narrowing her eyes slightly. About a second later, she returned her attention to Asch with the question "Well, what's keepin' ya?"

"Ah, it's my ex" Stable Heart answered as she continued looking about. "Red coat, long black hair. She kinda thinks we're still together even after- ah crap, there she is!" Right at the end of that sentence, Stable Heart took off into a rather nearby alley-way, quick enough to hopefully seem long gone just before what would appear to be her exact twin reveal herself from a crowd ahead of Asch.

From behind the darker coated pegasus emerged a lighter hued one, though what made her stand out was her emerald green feline-like eyes. "Hey, Asch!" the female called out as she ran up next to Asch, then gave a slight head-nod in the direction he and Stable Heart was walking. "Consider it luck. But no need to panic, don't want to cause a scene, hm? "The holiday where love is supposed to be plenty,' shouldn't be surprising to find a couple. Plus, you're not in any real danger: Why chop down a tree just to get its apples?" the lighter colored pegasus proclaimed as she kept the orange cyan-maned unicorn in her peripherals.

From his reaction, the new pegasus gave Asch a gentle bump of his rump with her own. "Perhaps you are catching on, but you make it difficult to tell. I would have thought my 'double' would have given it away so clearly" she answered in a slightly amused tone. "Think about it: Who, or what, can easily change their appearance, and how else would I know your previous conversation with 'Stable Heart?' Trust me, it was the best name I could choose on such short notice. Think, Big Boy, but don't panic. You don't want to cause a scene, do you?" From the final few words, the pegasus's voice changed again, only with a very distinguishable sultry and saucy tone, as if she pretty much owned a brothel.

From his sneer, the would-be brightly colored pegasus gave a wide smile in return. "Who says I must be female?" she asked in amusement. "Although being in the male role may be a little... challenging. I am sure I can pull it off, however. And don't worry, my 'victims' have all been willing, and 'escape' the following morning." Immediately after, the insectoid was interrupted by another unicorn, whom exclaimed "Whoa, cool eyes!" in amazement. The disguised changeling smiled form the flattery and replied with. "Thanks! I had them done in Germaney a couple years ago. I think the doc that did it's retired, though." Ultimately, the unicorn give a nod and continued on his way, as did the disguised changeling. "The only thing you would have to fear is your own endurance, but in the end we both benefit."

As he stormed off, the changeling couldn't help but release a giggle. "So naive, would make for an interesting taste" she teased as she turned away herself. "Careful who you trust. See you soon, Asch!" she added on in her disguised voice before ultimately disappearing from his sight via a crowd. Through it she bobbed and weaved into another alleyway, changing her disguise again and popping back out as if nothing happened. By now, it appeared she was at the village's center.