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Loni shrugged slightly at Sally's question.

"Hey, you never know. Girls with wisdom are extra cute when they're already good-looking. Just keep that mind."

Lynn walked behind the two, watching as a third joined the group. She took a while to notice that it was Loni, the oldest Immortal in the entire area. She gradually grew the nerve to talk to him, you see she found that she respected Loni, regardless of how old he was. She usually hated those older, like Cyrea and Loni, but(although she did hate Cyrea), she liked Loni and found herself having to think before she spoke to him.
She thought for a bit longer and than said, unusually politely for her, "Uh... Loni? A-are you participating in the mortal festival?" That got some strange looks from the mortals around, on the street, probably because she said 'mortal festival' instead of just 'festival', but whatever.

"Uh-e gad- I uhm...Well it's not everyday someone kisses my cheek okay!"

"I think you should get down now.." He didn't waite for her answer. He losend her grip around his neck and put her down. "Now, maybe we can get ice cream later, where gonna be late. Who here doesn't have a partner?"

"Hnth?" she slid off, confused. She looked up at him, wondering what caused his change in mood. She let go, putting her hands on her pockets. Okay, she didn't have a partner, but she didn't exactly feel like telling him right then.

((Here goes- first post!))
Kyfen looked down at the city below him. The sun was beginning to set, sending fire-orange rays of dazzling light across the dull grey buildings, turning the glass windows golden. The long grass swayed slightly in the breeze, rubbing agaisnt the bottom of his legs, and making him shiver slightly with cold. Maybe he should get back to the home soon.

Time passed, but Kyfen didn't. He sat down after a little while, looking at insects scurrying beneath his feet. One paticular beetle expressed an interest in him, scuttling up his arm and perching on it expectantely, as if waiting for something. Since there was no-one else, Kyfen decided he was glad of the company.
"You know... The festival's coming up soon." He said, addressing neither the bug nor himself. "They were talking about it at school, you know. I have to be on the dragon float for the parade. I hope after I can go off and do what I want."

Memories of past festivals came and went.
"Did you ever go to the festival- Mum? Dad? There's this girl there, always, every year. She never looks any different, and when I asked Mr Jason he said she'd looked the same since he was a kid too. Isn't that wierd?"
Kyfen stopped, and sighed. He should've grown out of this years ago, talking to ghosts of his parents that couldn't possibly exist. That girl was probably someone in a costume. Adults always lie, after all.
Kyfen got up, shook the beetle off himself and made his way back into town.

Loni stood up quickly and watched as Lynn hurried away from him. He scratched the back of his head in confusion. No one had told him that she was to perform at the festival.

"I guess the party will have to wait."

He slowly made his way towards the stage, effortlessly passing through the massive crowd. The mortals surrounding him seemed to unconsciously move out of his way.

Loni finally reached the stage and watched a group of children stomping on the stage. It looked like fun. Thoughts of what Lynn was going to do for a performance ran through his mind. It had been at least ten thousand years since he had seen her last and so much had changed as far as fashion, pop culture, and technology. Frankly, it was entirely up in the air. He would, and simply could, wait to see what she had in store for the mortal audience.