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Looking at Monty, Kalore smiled softly, "You're welcome Monty. I haven't been somewhere like this in...ever really. Well, there's this one place in Dark Haven... But that's different." He smiled and finished the wine, glancing around as his stomach growled. "Food..."

Dusk bit her lip and told him about the Aria girl. "Now, I know that she's a fairy, but there's just something about her. I don't know what it is, but it's there." She sighed, "I haven't told her anything other than there might be a chance for some help, but other than that, nothing has been said. All I really know is that I'd rather be with the Seelie Court than the Unseelie Court..."

"Well, Dark Haven is like this, but the people are much better." Kit smiled, "Though I shouldn't be thinking that..."

Laughing, Kit nodded, "True. But, the people in Dark Haven are all Dark Elves; They're not really liked in our race." She shrugged, "But, the darks are like you guys. They're fine with intermingling of the races, as long as they can make some profit off of it. Plus, I think they look cooler..."

Dusk shook her head, sitting comfortably on the counter, "Not really. All that was said was that they weren't needed, but she was persistent. I know things have been getting better, but..." Dusk sighed. "Kyoshi... There's something up. Aria, the girl, seems to have some reason that she feels is making this something dire. I don't think it's malevolent, but maybe if you meet her, you can tell easier than I can." She shrugged, "And, I said that I wasn't the one to talk to anyway, so... I dunno. But Aria said that she needed to speak with someone soon."

Biting his lips slightly, Kalore nodded, noting that the waiter was a lot closer than he probably should have been, "Um... Thanks. I'm sure it will be." Voice a bit low as well, but for different reasons, Kalore ignored the close proximity and tore off a small piece of the bread, dipping it into the basil sauce.

Kit smiled, "More than likely Dark Elves. They tend to mix more." She then looked at him oddly, "You never did tell me what you were that was so dangerous." The memory of him speaking of it before went to her as Kit kept up the odd look.

Nodding, Dusk held out her hand, "I don't expect anything, really. But I... I dunno. There's a lot more to this I think than what we're seeing, so, might as well check it out. Whether or not we help something's gonna happen no matter what."

The blonde bit his lip nervously. No matter how many times people hit on him, Kalore would never get used to it. Leaning forward a bit, the man took the piece, his eyes lighting up, making him forget about the waiter for a moment. "This is awesome!" But he took a bite of the bread and basil and his eyes shone. "This is better!"

Blinking, Kit bit her lip. "I... I'm not going to lie when I say that I don't really know what those are. I've heard of them, and I know that they're not really good, but mind telling me what that is?" She would wait to pass judgment for until after Kit was told what this race was.

Dusk nodded, holding his hand, "That's all I ask." And soon shadows consumed both of them and they appeared a few hundred yards from the fairy, keeping out of her sight until after the shadows left. Walking forward, Dusk cleared her throat, alerting the woman, "Hey."

Eyes lighting up, Kalore took a bite and smiled, "I'm impressed. I normally don't like meat all that well, but this is quite good." He took a bite of his vegetables and was decently satisfied. "The bread and basil mix and the steak are the best so far. Thank you again for taking me here, Monty."

Smiling at the man, Kalore nodded. He was still amazed that any of this was really happening, seeing as Monty and Kalore had been at odds for the majority of their stay, even if during that time of being at odds, they had times of perfect peace. Nibbling at the bread, the smile didn't leave his face as he asked their waiter for some water.

Kit didn't know what to think of that. "From...dead mother...how..." She couldn't wrap her head around what he was talking about. Sure, she figured out the rage part, that Kit knew about, but what she didn't know was the rest. Looking at him, she nodded, "Well, are you fine now?"

The woman didn't know what to think at the moment as they neared the fairy. Dusk didn't want to help, but at the time she just had this feeling that they should. If Kyoshi said that they couldn't do this, then she would accept it. But... Something in her felt like she needed to help her.

Humming merrily now, Aria was surrounded in what was a glittering cloud of fireflies, dancing and swaying along with her voice. She looked up at the sky, and mapped the stars. Time was slipping by. Her hands started to fiddle with the bench she sat on and her foot tappend nervously. Was the girl really going to hold up her end of the bargain? Why wouldn't she? After meeting her at the cafe? But could she really trust the elf half breed?

But she had asked that question several years ago. When she met him here... at this park. A human man. Even now, she remembered those beautiful golden eyes that widened in wonder at her. That charming, dimpled smile when he introduced himself. She remembered his humble tone of voice, the way his muscular arms worked underneath his tight fitting shirt, how he smelled of aftershave and sunshine.

She remembered the sensation of his fingertips against her cheek.

And suddenly Aria remembered why she was here. He was out there. She wouldn't lose this land to the Unseelie Court. She wouldn't lose him to the Unseelie Court. And that meant she had to trust this girl. And that she would not take no for an answer.

Kyoshi looked away, preparing himself for the possible let down in helping someone but for the most part he was going to do this in a logical way rather than in a protective manner over his comrade Gambler. Hell, if Gambler was here instead of him, she would have done this in a logical, practical sense rather out of spite for what they put her and the rest of the group through. Kyoshi waited for Dusk to make the introductions with the fae, especially since he wanted to get to the point.

Joker shrugged slightly. "Because you haven't run away from me yet and you took out for a walk and go really bossy with me in the club and said yes to chicken nuggets." If anyone told him no to whatever kind of food he wanted to eat while in his depressed moods, then he would turn even more depressed. Which in truth didn't make sense but this was Joker, nothing made sense with him which....made sense.

The waiter nodded and walked away, looking over his shoulder at Kalore with heat in his eyes. Monty for the most part just stared at his steak and imaged all the things he could do to that waiter and all the things he wanted to do to that waiter, especially ripping his arms off and throwing him around like a rag doll and a few other things that shouldn't be mentioned in this role play. Yes, Monty's mind was a place that no one wanted to enter.

Blinking at the woman next her to him, Joker just looked at Kit as if she was crazy. "You mean....Elves don't eat chicken nuggets?" He asked his voice quiet so that in case anyone was around didn't hear the tone of disbelieving in them.

Monty blinked and looked up at Kalore, pointing in the direction of the restrooms. "Is everything okay?" He asked, wondering if him being a pretty lame date was the matter. Which, he hasn't done this proper thing in a long time, so he forgot how to be a good guy.