Welcome to Gaia! ::

Adam Nagareboshi
Neo

Adam couldn't help but take a breath of relief that it wasn't a special education school. He laughed a bit, but he heard that she talked something about "naga" and her sister. He said back, almost clueless "I don't know what the hell a naga is, and I didn't pay attention to when she opened her mouth. I think I have an idea why I'm here though." he then looked at his drink that had more than half of it still full, and drank it all in one shot like nothing. After that, he then looked to the attractive Indu girl, and asked "Like the caribbean taste?" meaning about the drink, and how he dances. Maybe she wouldn't get it, but what could he lose asking.

She's blinded by the Devil's eyes
The demons inside me are screaming "Let me out!"
Her heart beats on, she's just not giving up yet
Through the shadow of prayers, God will answer the moonlight heart
Man your goodbyes! There's no love where we're going!

Devlin chuckled a bit but soon found himself back at the dance club, he had an idea the new age music irked him a bit it was far too soft for his liking considering the club had mostly played techno and hip hop titles. He slowly walked over to the Dj. "Hey man, you got any Zombie?" he asked shouting more or less over the music. and thought for a moment before asking "How about some Korn as well?" he asked with a smile as the man nodded for a moment. after that the music scratched a bit and the dance floor and lighting began to change. the lights changed for soft colors to dark and neon colors with strobe lights flickering around as the song began to play it was a classic and should have been recognized even by the youngsters. Dragula Rob Zombie.

Ana smiled as she finished her drink. She kind of liked it. It was pretty tasty. "Normal is overrated." Ana commented. She wouldn't want to be someone else. She liked who she was. "I looked forward to tasting that rum then. I would rather be a friend then an enemy." The girl commented. That was just her. She hated fighting and usually cleaned up after her twin sister and sometimes Emma wasn't easy to clean up after.

Ana thought. There wasn't much else that didn't cover all the basics about her. There wasn't a lot to her when it came down to it. "What about you? Where are you from? What do you like to do? What do you plan on majoring in?" The adult asked. She was curious about her new friend. She even proved that with asking so many questions at once. She wanted to learn about him.

Ana blushed. She couldn't believe she was so rude to ask so many questions. It was however nice to know him a little. It was the start of some bonding. "Art? Emma is majoring in art." She mentioned her sister. That was probably a bad thing to say. Emma and Adam were probably not going to get along. She listened to what he had to say about his powers. The woman smiled in delight. "Your powers are cool." She added in. Moving away from the topic of her sister.

Ana giggled. She figured that he didn't care for her sister or her father. Wait till she tells him about her mother. "She's just as bad. Mama is really stubborn and demanding. I think I take more after my grandmothers over my parents." She stated honestly. She's only heard the classic 'sweet little ladies' stories. Though she had only heard stories about them. "You're parents seem kind of normal." She commented to Adam.

Ana giggled herself about how they're personalities weren't dominated by their parents. She was glad that she wasn't like her parents or sister. Then the an unproper question. Was there really such a thing. Ana was sure how to respond to it in the right way but she answered. "You can if you want." She answered. She didn't know if that was even the right away to answer. She kind of wondered what Adam wanted to know.

Ana giggled. He must have been thinking about her sister and Ray. Then again Emma and Ray was just a fling. "Well I don't. Not even Emma has a steady boyfriend. I just haven't met a guy who has shown me that he was worth my time." The woman answered. It was a bit of an odd question to ask now that she really though of it.