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"Actually I don't mind. I'm tired often enough, and I can't remember the last time I had a real conversation. And, um, thank you for the offer, but I think I will be fine." He said, blushing deeper as she realized she was still sitting on him, but straightened up it quickly faded to just a small redness. He stopped for a moment to examine the bullet hole in his shirt, and then turned a bit redder before scrambling back into the thing, which was actually rather close fitting itself. Realizing this, he blushed just a little more and unfolded his coat, pulling it on. "My goodness, I lack even the faintest bit of social grace..." He muttered, getting up from the table and straightening himself up, standing in front of her, and suddenly realized that even though he honestly would enjoy conversation, he had no idea what to talk about.

"Oh, ah..." He stammered, trying to find words, now flustered and upset that he'd upset her, he looked at his feet, trying to muster the will to look straight at her without blushing. "No, ah, not-not at all, I just... well, I'm just not really used to... ah, people... I mean, I'm really... socially... inept. I mean... I just... I don't really know how to act around people, I guess... it-it's not you, it's my fault, I don't mean to bother you, I just... well, I enjoy the company, but I really don't have any idea how to act..." He said, buttoning the front of his white coat up and tugging the high neck of his shirt into place, forcing himself to look her in the face, at which point he smiled sheepishly and turned faintly red agian. "M-my fault entirely, I apologize. Here I am trying to be polite and I'm making you uncomfortable..."

"Well, sounds the same as me. I guess we just need something to do then..." He laughed nervously, and suddenly remembered something. "Oh, I can't believe I've forgotten basic courtesy. I haven't even introduced myself," He bowed at the waist, palms together. "Rivven Dilys, at your service miss. And I would like to thank you again for your help while I'm about it." He said, cheeks taking a pink shade for only a moment as he forced himself not to think about what else had been happening while she helped him.

He wasn't sure what he was supposed to say to that; he had no idea, but he ended up blushing a little anyway. He seemed to do that alot when he talked to people, not that he had much at all before now. "Uh... thank you. W-well, it is a pleasure to meet you Ms. Morgan. Sure, I could use a little to eat, if you don't mind me coming with you. I'm afraid I can't offer to pay for your meal, I'm just about broke and unneployed right now." He said, looking away from her eyes in embarassment at how true it was, though he'd only been in the clan for somewhere under three weeks, maybe only two, but not blushing this time.

"Oh, well, of course, I suppose." he said, considering the free dealing of food, even at the bar. Unsure of exactly what to do, he held the door open for her, and offered his arm, which he immediatly realized was probably foolish. It was just something that had come to him because of the way she had asked.

"Guuh..." Jay slumped against the door as he seemed to slam his palm against the side of the door. He needed Aes to answer...he just hoped he was in. Eventually his legs gave way to his weight and he sat there, staring up at the door. His hands balled into fists. He could dash to Aes's house right then, but that would spread the poision faster. "Get here quick, dammit"

"I need an antidote for a relative of cynide" He said calmly as his voice began to shake and his body tremble. That was all he said. He closed his eyes and coughed when he got up onto the table, still shocked about something else other than the poision.