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Kaimi and Kashmira had finally bothered Shade into changing the music to something more... danceable. There was a conveniently clear patch of floor for moving on and there was a good beat going. The tropical little girl grinned at her friend. "C'mon, lets dance!" She exclaimed, starting to move her hips. Hopefully if the two of them got started, everyone else would see how much fun it was and join in. It wasn't like there were a lot of other activities going on, other than milling about and eating.

"Here, like this." Kaimi put her hands lightly on the other girl's hips and guided them from side to side. "Start with your hips. Bump them out to the music." She wasn't really well versed in anything other than bellydancing and hula, but she was pretty decent at improvising. When Kash seemed to have it down, Kaimi grinned. "Now, raise up your arms and move them around too. It's a good way to start."

Kaimi dodged the tail, swaying along with the music. "Thats good! Now move your feet some, too!" She imitated Kash's jazz hands, liking that move. It had style.

Grinning, Kaimi gestured to Austin. "We're dancing! D'you know how to dance?" She gave a little shimmy that set her skirt moving. "It's real easy!" The more the merrier, after all. She in fact had grandiose ideas of everyone getting down and joining in.

His secret santa hadn't shown up yet, in either form; Carlisle had disappeared; so had Ophelia; being left alone on the Uncool Bench was really more than Casca could bear. Especially considering Kashmira -- and now that he could see through the crowd, little Kaiminelli, whom he'd met before -- were messing around on the dance floor, generally looking like they were having fun even if it was pretty undignified, with that one Neverlander. Austin.

He found he was picking himself up from the bleachers and taking them a step down each time, making them wobble with his weight; he cloaked his wings over his shoulder and ambled on up to the girls, immediately taking Kashmira's hand as she got herself to her feet, ignoring any yanking or annoyed looks or growling: it was Kashmira, after all, she was a little sister where rank was concerned. He instead pirouetted her around, one clawed hand on her shoulder to spin her once, still keeping the expression that he was a little too cool for this.

"Your tail kind of impedes your dancing, dearest," he said, "you look a little terrible -- hi, Kaimi." (Austin was only acknowledged with a tilt of the head.)

Kash stopped glaring at Casca long enough to grin at Maddy. "Hi, Maddy! We're dancing! Wanna join us?"

Austin was staring at Casca, a slight frown on his lips as if he was having a deep, insightful thought. Then he finally spoke. "I think I can do it," he said, holding out a hand to Maddy. "'ello, lovely! Wanna dance?"

Casca had just been smiling sweetly at Kashmira -- sweet and innocent, as though he were either -- and curled his arm around Rhye's, looping it into hers in a friendly and gentlemanly way. "You need to talk to me a moment?" he echoed. "Well, you can have a few moments, ma cherie, on account of you being Rhye."

He paused, noticing the greenery that the other twin was sporting; before she could escape, he leant in and pecked Kashmira on the cheek. "Mistletoe," he informed her gravely, and then he faced back to her sister.

Kash flushed brightly, rubbing her cheek where he had kissed her. She couldn't yell at him, though, because he was right. She knew how mistletoe worked perfectly well, thanks to her daddy. Her daddy always kissed her on the cheek, too.

Austin took Maddy's hand and dropped his other hand on her hip, pretending like he knew how to dance. Surprisingly, though, he had a good sense of rhythm and balance, so he didn't make a complete fool of himself. Just kinda led her around with a few spins tossed in.

"Kaimi and I can dance while you two talk!" Kash said, trying to extract herself from the gargoyle's hold.