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<<-waves night night to Jadey and Pals before vanishing from the scene->>

(( Uhh... Happy Christmas, you guys? biggrin ))

("It's alright Niitsu I don't show up around here as often as I should anymore either. I guess Keno-san likes us both. ^-^ I hope you had a splendid Christmas as well!" She giggled, nodding in reassurance.)

Ignoring Taliman for the moment, Jade turned her green gaze back to User with a slight smile. It seemed some of her shyness had faded a bit from previous encounters, as she appeared rather comfortable despite her tank-top/bra/bikini-what-have-you top she had on. Her jeans hung low around her waist, hugging her hips and allowing her tattoo to peek out a bit on her lower back.

"No worries, User. I've got others."

Noticing that Keno had decided against greeting them, Jade turned her eyes back to the approaching Taliman, taking note of the narrow-eyed gaze of the mountain of a Saiya-jin following him. Her own eyes narrowed slightly into an indifferent look. Her left hand lifted to rest on her hip, jutting out slightly and giving her near-bare torso an elegant curve. Her tail, however, flicked a bit behind her, slightly irked about the arriving company.

"Evening."

As User left, Keno took his place beside Jade, still remaining the silent but supportive ally in her corner. He did not fall from the rafters in any showy elegance, but simply appeared, as was his nature when he wanted to not make a sound, though he hardly kept it a secret. It wasn't that he wanted a conflict with Tali - though he sorely was looking for a reason to stretch his muscles - but he wished to avoid leaving Jade in such an isolated situation. Even with his tough love ideology as of late, this was just too cruel.

With his eyes now open and attentive, his size did little to leave the same dramatic effect as the Emperor and his aide's appearance. This was mostly because Tali had a pretty bad reputation and was being accompanied by a giant. Jade on the other hand was known to be more docile and was now partnered with her brother who was one inch shorter than she was. Much like Tali, however, Keno had long gotten accustomed to not striking fear into people's hearts by looks alone. It gave him an added thrill to shatter their illusions of grandeur.

Remaining silent, he observed the half dead looking monkey behind Tali more than anything else. So far he hadn't done anything monkey like and that bored Keno. What good was a monkey with a leash? It just stood there looking all stupid. Their pace was too slow and Keno was losing what little interest he had again. Putting himself on a standby mode, he continued to stand and watch, much like the monkey mountain behind Tali, but did not contribute to the going-ons.