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About halfway though her song, Rille took her flute away from her lips, sighing softly. It was no use, in this mood she wasn't likely to get anything done. She began to clean the pieces of the flute and put each one carefully back into the case. This, in turn, she tucked into the bag that hung at her side. Then she rose slowly from her seat in the corner, and walked outside. As soon as she hit the doors, she started to run, not really caring where she was going. She needed something physical to do to get her mind off the thoughts of her father, and running would be just the thing.

The aubrun fluff that was recognized as her cat tail wrapped tightly around her leg, the end flicking uneasily from side to side. Her ears though were perched ontop of her mass of red hair, twitching every so often when words were float into them. They seemed intrested in what he had to say; Cadence didn't seem to object either. Kuro was like her in a sense, oddly anti-social with, what seemed, a want to have human contact. It was strange how well they communicated with one another; except for the hug and blushing sensation filling both cheeks. Oh well, the neko was enjoying herself for once.

"Well... That's a pretty name..."

A soft, innocent chuckled passed her luminescent pink lips while the red coloration within her cheeks darkened; only slightly. "N-Nothing t-t-too special.." She muttered, both hands clawing at her asian-styled button down shirt. It wasn't enough to tear the delicate fabric, but it was obvious cadence was staying as modest as possible. She couldn't help it; compliments did not come her way often. "M-My mother...s-s-she...loves t-t-that name...yours is much nicer though." Another flippant giggle exited her, just as innocent. She really had no idea how odd she was acting.

The neko rocked back and forth on her heels, both crimson orbs flicking their gaze from the stage, to Kuro, then back again. Many times Cadence could never stay still, and this was one specific time. Within her mind, a lullaby flowed through her mind like a river; the tune continued in a monotinous fashion till Cadence could not stand it any longer. A hand scratched at her scalp with her sharp cat-like nails, causing what was running through her brain to stop immeadiately.

"You don't have to thank me so much... Once is enough..."

Her mind snapped back to the conversation which she had temporarily forgotten. "O-O-Oh...I-I'm s-s-sorry.." The gaze that was once lit with excitment dropped into a startling desperate expression. Cadence was going to lose a friend; oh dear! She fumbled with the fabric still held in her delicate hand, dropping it to lay limply against her abdomen. Cadence's head lolled off to the side, blood pools still fixiated upon him. "So..w-w-w-what are y-y-you doing at...R-R-Ria..?"

"If you ask me... Cadence has a much nicer ring..."

The bronzed flesh that she beheld could no longer blush as it was the deepest, most penetrating red a face could handle. Both hands were gripping tightly to her cheeks to keep it from his sight acting as if both cheeks itched excessively..at the same time. "O-O-O-Oh..." The neko had no way to retort, and felt the world incasing her in a small bubble of confusion and mortification. "T-T-Thank you Kuro.." Cadence was such a giggley little kitten on a normal basis, but any male made her increasingly emotional and hard to please. Though it appeared that she was flirting, the neko would never the idea of a 'boyfriend' ever cross her mind. Due to her lack of friends, Cadence would rather have more friends; it was just better for her. She had no idea that Kuro was beginning to crush on her, but then again, Cadence was not one to point out things; she never noticed the obvious things.

"You don't want to tear your shirt up like that... Do you?"

Layers of her matted ruby hair began to shift into a charcoal coloration within streaks of waterfall blue scattered. Cadence did not seem to notice, but her hands quickly jerked away from his own. It was not tha Cadence did not like Kuro, but it was not exactly something the neko was used to. She was afraid, but admitting it was never an option. Her crimson hues were flaking away, revealing startling emerald ones. "N-No..but...I-I-I cannot help it..." Her voice grew to have more fluidity, and a mature sound unlike the one she had a few seconds again. "I guess it is an old habit of mine when I get nervous...do you not have a nervous habit?" Cadence jerked up her green gaze to his own, looking at him expectantly. Even if he were a vampire, everyone had nervous habits; whether they would confess or not.

"I'm here simply to fit in... It's not a kind place for a vampiric angel in the normal world...So... What are you doing here anyway?"

One of her ridiculously long red nails tapped against her chin trying to remember where she had heard of that species before. "Vampiric...angel. It seems to be of a bit of an oximoron..don't you think?" A sincere giggle erupted from the much calmer, and more appealing Cadence. "Well, I suppose we are here for the same purpose. A neko like myself is not something one would see everyday." Both ears twitched in repulsion at the memories of the hatred and bias she faced as a young child. "Not to mention I have a slight...trouble controlling my abilities.." A mischevious grin tugged at her new rebellious features; a small lip ring present. "Or..do you mean in the Music Hall?" Purple strands of hair wrapped carefully around her index finger, spinning around like a carousel.

Serika smiled at Taqune. "That would be wonderful. I'll let you in on a little secret: I used to sing a lot when I was younger." The smirk on her face grew, and she ended up giggling like a little girl. It was rather entertaining. Little did Taqune know, if she started singing, really singing, she glowed. She knew that she glowed over a lot of things, but her body glowed only when she was doing one certain attack, and when she sang. The Midnight blue became a brilliant neon-like color.

She blushed. "We'll just have to see. I don't know how well I will sound. I haven't sung in a long time." In truth, she hadn't. It had been almost six years. She knew that he could mimick sounds, but she wondered if he would be able to mimick her voice. That would be interesting to see. Taking his hand, she pulled him up. "Let's go find an empty hall to use. We will make music together." She gently pulled him playfully.

He smiled,"I'm sure you will be great," he followed even though he really didn't have to worry she was pulling him alone like a child which he though was funny. He came up behind her and wraped his arms around hers picking her effortlessly off the ground."I have you now!"he spoke in a low voice as not to disterb others in the area. He was being very playful when he put her back down he kissed her neck as they continued to find an empty hall.

She kept her laughter as subdued as possible, but it was hard. "ack! Taqune, you are a terrible cat!" She kissed his cheek before he set her down. The kiss he administered to her neck gave her goosebumps and she smiled. Looking in the emoty halls, she finally found one that was empty. Most of the other ones had papers in them, and it could be seen that those papers had recently been set there. Dust had yet to accumulate on top of them. Opening the door to the hall they would use, she held it open for him. "After you Sir." She said playfully, bowing as though she were the butler.