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"She knows what I mean," Luque said. I've been here long enough for her to know what I want when, even if I don't. Though, there are somethings I've deciphered. When I'm tired, she gets me pasta. When I'm happy, she gets me steak. When I'm anxious, she gets me soup." He leaned back in his chair, draping his arm over the back. "I reckon she'll get me seafood today, though."

Luque merely grinned a Isaac, then turned and watched a large man in the corner. He wasn't obese, moreso tall and built. His brown was cut extremely short, and he had a goatee around his mouth. Luque didn't know why, but that guy bugged him.

((in case it's not clear, the guy has one of those beard/moustache that wraps around the mouth. i don't know if goatee is the right word))

James chuckled and slipped a book from a shelf, opening it. He chuckled again and put it back, then turned to Alwyn. "It's not a problem. We're glad to host anyone that comes. In fact, we're obligated to." He smiled at her and tossed a book beside her titled The fundaments of Flight. "Maybe you should read that. I'm not into textbooks, but it might help you."

Luque nodded his head towards the guy. "Him," he said. "He's been here for about a month now. He creeps me out." Luqe leaned in towards Isaac, lowering his voice. "I can't see him." There was a pause. Luque waited for the gears to turn and snap in Isaac's head, but nothing was happening. "When I switch to a certain way of seeing things, I just see him has nothingness, a mere shadow. He looks freezing cold in infrared, and even worse in microwave. It's almost as if..." he trailed off as the waitress came nearer. She placed a plate of coconut breaded shrimp in front of Luque and went back to the kitchen. Luque turned back to Isaac. "It's almost as if he's not there."

Luque looked at Isaac as though he were mentally challenged. "Of course not." He leaned back in his chair again, then proceeded to eat his shrimp. "That would break the code of solemn," he said around a rather large bite. "If someone doesn't open up to you, you shouldn't ask them to. It's their right to tell someone when they want." He took another bite, trying to mask his real feelings about the matter. I'm scared of him, duh, kid, he thought. I see things that others can't, and this is one thing I'm left in the dark on, literally.

Isaac shook his head, "You guys seriously use that? That's for like school, not people you're gonna live and battle beside." The folded his hands in front of him and leaned forward, "There's too many people here for him to pick you. But I think I understand why..."

Alwyn looked upfrom the book after awhile "i was to high... thats why i fell" sheshook her head that would also explain why she felt so sick afterward she had not gotten enough oxygen had lost consiousness and fallen.