Welcome to Gaia! ::

Ginkiba walked into the main hall. He wore his growing silver hair in a pony tail and wore a silver Nordic armor with a Viking Longsword at his side. He smelled the air and growled. So it was true..she was dead..Bastards. He walked in farther and noticed a Vampiress who did not have the smell of blood on her...which was kinda strange...but ah well.

Ginkiba bowed to her. "Greetings I am Admiral Maximus Helios Ginkiba. You can just call me Ginkiba

Ginkiba just smiled, "Very well. Than how about you join me for a drink in the Horse Head Tavern. " He winked, "And dont worry, they got blood on tap." He grinned and turned. "Follow me"

The usual background music cut out suddenly cut out in the middle of the song. There was a moment in silence before the piano near the stairs began playing a song. A slight breeze swept through the room as a pair of white gloves began to materialize. For a while only the gloves played the piano. Before long, a green sleeve began to appear attached to each glove. By the time the song had finished, Hiro sat at the piano playing the end of the song with his right hand. He sat at the piano for a few seconds as the last note's echo died along with the wind. There was another couple moments before the original song continued right where it had left off. He stood up and headed over to the nearest couch and sat down.

"Sorry. There were some technical difficulties on the Vnaatus. The engines were almost out of fuel and the emergency fuel beacon didn't go off for some reason. Takes a lot out of me to refuel the ship completely so I had to rest the remainder of the day. I had to follow the wiring from the engine room to the control room in order to find out why the fuel beacon didn't go off only to find out that the sensor in the engine went bad. So I had to take a pit stop in Galadaer to get a new sensor and install it. Then I stopped by my son's place to visit for a bit but it turns out he had left on a trip a week before." He stopped to catch his breath as his nostrils flared a few times. "Speaking of which, it would seem you've met him. And he had my jug with him, little b*****d." He shrugged. "Oh well. I'm checking up on a few things so I'll live without."

"And you're so kind." He wrapped his arms around her. "I've missed you too."
((brb, gotta walk the dog))

"That's actually what I've been checking out. Ever since I first came to Earth, and later Gaia, I believed I was a vampire. That is what the local inhabitants referred to me as. It is true that I have many similar properties as the race called No Life Kings, but I and my children have one small difference: we are not dependent on blood. Although blood is addicting, we don't need it. I hadn't had blood in months while I was with you in your new home. Yet, while you were sleeping I tested all of my abilities. I was not one bit weaker than I usually am." He tilted his head. "So I don't think I'm a vampire."

"Someone's being snugly..." He chuckled as he wiped his cheek on his shoulder. "I'm glad you see me that way."