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William smiled encouragingly at her and akwardly shook her hand with his. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss Aidly. I can see that you're new in the area. How much experience do you have dealing with vampires, lycans, and demons? Do you have any special abilities, perhaps? I'm curious to know what you're capable of."

His eyes widened and a grin spread across his face. "An ESPer?! That's great! We need all the advantages we can get in this city, there are only a few of us and plenty of vampires, lycans, and a good number of demons. I've met ESPers before, you people are great at fighting supernatural forces but at the same time great friends due to your empathy."

Leaning close, he put a comforting hand on her arm and whispered in her ear. "I don't need to be a telepath or empath to tell that your nervous and trying to hide something. It's alright, you don't need to tell me anything, but I want you to know that you can trust me. Alright?"

He frowned slightly. "I wouldn't have given you a choice if you didn't have one. I understand how painful memories can be. Know how I forget about that stuff, even if only for a little while?"

At the shake of her head, he grinned again and pointed out towards the pulsating dance floor. "I get out there and dance like there's no tomorrow. I live my life like I'll be dead by morning, because chances are that I will be. So, care to dance?"

He held his hand out to her and smiled warmly, inviting her to forget her pain temporarily and to live her life to the fullest.

He smiled encouragingly at her yet again. Whatever happened to this girl must have been something very bad. I'll have to try to help her out of her shell and start trusting. She's a Hunter, that makes her my responsibility and my comrade. "Relax, it's easy. Just let the music flow over you and into you. Allow the rythym to take over your movements, let yourself go. Dancing like this is not nescessary to be practiced, it's instinctual, primal."

With that he led her onto the dance floor and started moving slowly, letting the music guide him and encouraging her to do the same.

Will saw her hesitate and reached out, lightly grasping her wrist and touching the top of her hip. "Shhh, relax. Don't think about how you appear to others, it's just you, me, and the music. Just follow my lead."

With that he started moving again and forced her to move along with him. He gently pushed and prodded, guiding her arms as they moved and weaved through the air, pushing her hips so that she bobbed and swayed to the beat. He looked into her eyes as he danced with her, allowing her to see the joy this simple action brought him, how it reminded him that he was alive. He danced with her for several minutes, subtly teaching her how to grind and move, letting her become accustomed to the pulse and throb of the music. Gently, he let her go as they danced, letting her continue without him guiding her as they continued to dance.

He grinned as he saw her finally start to loose herself in the music. Stepping back, he bowed respectfully. "I'm sorry if I made you feel pressured or uncomfortable. I just wanted to help you relax. Now please continue to try and enjoy yourself, I'm afraid that I must get back to work."

With that he turned on his heel and walked to the storage room, going into the room and down the hidden entrance back into Haven.

Len had nodded in welcome to Lydia when she told him her name. He turned to the vampire, but he seemed consumed in some sort of thoughtful silence. He merely stood out of his seat, tipped his head, "Well, perhaps we'll talk again sometime this evening. Enjoy yourself miss Lydia." He gave her a smile and was off onto the dance floor a moment later, the bottle of whisky remained at the table.

As a certain song went on, he began to dance with a random woman, she seemed to not mind at all. He looked over her shoulder to see William and Lydia dancing. Ah good, getting comfertable with the surroundings. Aye, kudos to Jackson. He grinned then finished the dance with the woman, ending it with lowering her with her in his arms, then swinging her back up. He then looked at her for a moment...memmories of someone else flooding into his mind.
"Something wrong...Len was it?" He shook hsi head at her words then blinked his eyes.
"Wha--huh? Oh, yeah, Len Thompson." He looked around the night club still shaking his head.

She thanked him for the dance and he nodded smiling. He then turned and sighed. Then a rather faster song came on, "Hey, there we go, I like this song." He said as he started out some commical yet impressive dance moves. He eventually ran into to someone close to the bar, who pushed him into a seat next to Lydia.

He came crashing next to her, grabbing on to the counter. "What the..." He looked aroun, whoever had pushed him was hiding now. "Meh, no good..." He turned to see Lydia beside him. "Oh, you again! Sorry for the uh, interesting disturbance." He stood up and took a seat. "Uh, bartender, mind gettin' me a beer?" The bartender nodded and fetched it for him immediatly. "Thank you." He said taking a drink. "So, you getting use to the place?" He asked the female hunter.