Draco heard his remark about how he didn't mean that kind of trouble and knew that he was probably thinking she was oblivious to what kind of trouble he was talking about. Draco noticed that Rude Soccer Guy held his finger out for the blue jay to land on and a few moments later it fell to the ground. Draco didn't have to get up to know that it was dead, she could see the spirit leaving the body. All the other birds sensed the danger and took flight, leaving a flurry of feathers.

Draco heard Rude Soccer Guy tell her that if she knew what was good for her she'd stay away from him. Draco simply sighed and said, "I know more about the darkness of the underworld than I appear to. I was once a product of the underworld because after a few of my Step-father's genetic experiments, my blood became the most expensive thing on the Black Market. It's often refered to as "The Angel's Tears" or "God's Wrath" because depending on which version you bought it was either the ultimate antidote, or the deadliest poison. So I know exactly what you meant by being trouble."

Draco then looked directly at Rude Soccer Guy and said, "You're not the only one who's trouble here. But if you want me to stay away then I will." Draco then leaned back on the bench and looked up at the sky and said, "Afterall, I'm just bird with useless wings, I could easily be caught and put in a cage because I can no longer fly." Draco chuckled sadly at that fact.

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Just as he'd predicted, she acted EXACTLY like he thought she would. He lets the smile slip of his face as she prattles on about how she too knows of the dark underworld that existed, how she was SO goddamn special and that her blood was this and that. He couldn't hide the disgust or annoyance on his face, already getting bored of her talking. "Do you EVER ****ing shut up? Or do you enjoy talking about yourself THAT much?" He glares at her, hearing her say he wasn't the only one who was trouble. Did she even know what she was talking about? Her, the little girl who wined about wanting Hisoka back, so they could leave? Her, who seemed to be nothing but a mopey, crybaby, who always seemed to be depressed and ****? HER? Trouble? HA!

"You poor, ****ing baby. 'I could easily be caught and put in a cage...' Stop feeling sorry for yourself, it's ****ing annoying hearing it! As if anyone would want to catch you. They'd probably wanna get rid of you after a while cause all you can do is be a ****ing pain in the ass with you feeling sorry for your goddamn self. ****! I'd punch you but that'd just be giving into you and your stupid woe is me ****!" She had no clue just what caliber he was on, and he was not underestimating her, but she seemed to be underestimating HIM too. "I REALLY hate people like you. When you get less annoying, maybe we'll talk again. But until the moment you can get your head out of your ass and start being a little less stupid, I, nor ANYONE else, will want to have ANYTHING to do with you."

His good mood was over now, and he turns and walks away, not wanting to be near her any longer. She wouldn't be saying these things like she KNEW him, saying she'd stay away if he wanted her to. Annoying. Just wait, once her little Hisoka would be back, then he could tell her. He wasn't about to explain himself to her. That was a waste of time, especially with someone like her. Leaving the field, he doesn't look back, not caring about her, or anything about her. She wasn't special. She might think she was, others might think that too. But he knew the truth. She was dirt, and everything about her was crap. Passing by people as he walks, he gets bumped into and automatically he reaches out, doing to the person like he'd done with the bird, their body falling to the ground, except this time the whole body was frozen, and when it hits the sidewalk shatters into pieces. "Watch where you're ****ing going!" He glares at the head of the corpse, before continuing on his way, and instead of ice being left behind, scorched footsteps lay in his wake.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco watched his outburst and didn't react to anything. Draco waited for him to leave before she said to herself, "At least I now know when I'm crossing the line of annoyance to anger." Draco stood up and headed back to the hotel room but not before burying the bird that had died.

Draco didn't go out for lunch but ate a lunch she made. Afterwards, she decided to read a book and draw instead of go out. Draco heard a knock on the door of her hotel room and saw that it was someone who was making a delivery to her. Draco knew she hadn't ordered anything but she signed the paper to acknowledge it had been delivered. Draco opened it to find a beautiful royal blue evening gown with matching shoes in her size. Draco saw there was a note and read it. "Draco dear, I know you don't really do much when I leave since you have told me so yourself, so I took the liberty of buying you a dress and shoes and reserving a table at a high class restaurant for you this evening. The bill will be sent to my tab so don't worry about what you order. Go out and have fun! ~Hisoka" Draco saw that the name of the restaurant and the time that the table was reserved for was on the back of the note. Draco chuckled and said, "Well, I might as well not waste it since you were nice enough to do this for me."

When Draco looked at herself in the mirror she noticed that the dress and shoes as well as the other accessories that were in the box looked good on her. Draco said to herself, "I still find it scary how great you are at choosing women's clothing, Hisoka." Draco smiled a bit before grabbing her cellphone, wallet, and other small necessities to put in her clutch purse and heading out the door.

As Draco walked to the restaurant at 8:30 in the evening she could hear men whistle at her and catcalling her. Draco even heard one man ask if she wanted to have a drink with him but she said nothing to them. Draco felt one man grab her arm and say, "C'mon sweetheart. Why don't you have a drink with me and my pals?" Draco tried to take her arm from his grip and said, "I'm too young to drink, so no." The man's grip tightened as she tried to get out of it without hurting him. The man reeked of booze and sweat and he said, "Aw, c'mon sweetheart. I won't tell." Draco said, "I said no. Now let me go." The man said, "You're making me angry girly, just come have a drink with me." Draco sighed and said, "Let go or you'll regret it." The guy didn't seem to care and continued trying to take her somewhere with him but she didn't budge one bit. Draco the proceeded to kick the man in the crotch and knocked him out before giving him to the police. Draco then got to the restaurant and was escorted to her table. Draco sat down and ordered something random but not too expensive to eat and a simple water for a drink. Draco looked out the window with a bored expression on her face as she waited for her food to arrive. Draco sighed and said, "I wonder how Hisoka's doing. He's probably having more fun than me. He should know that fancy restaurants are boring when you're by yourself." Draco chuckled a bit.

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Time seemed to fly by, and it was evening already. He walked along the streets, an irritated look on his face still. It took a while for him to calm down after things like that, and sometimes it took days, or even weeks. After his outburst from before, shattering the passerby, people started giving him a wide birth, or at least the people who could actually 'see' him. And for those, well, it was almost like an invisible force-field keeping them from coming to close, as he walked along, parting through the crowd like a stone set in the middle of a flowing river. From the corner of his eye, and much to his disdain, he sees the girl from before, dressed up in a fancy dress, being harassed by, of course, a bunch of men.

They kept pestering her, and he just watched, not feeling like doing anything right then. She could handle herself, and even if she couldn't she wasn't his problem. But, it proved he was right in thinking she'd be able to take care of herself, kicking the man in his soft spot and swiftly knocking him out. "Low shot, but it works..." He mutters to himself. She could have done better than take a cheap shot at a man like that. how would she have liked it if they kicked her in her groin? It's not nice, not in the least. And can do serious damage. Girls sucked. They were better off not even bothering her, why guys bothered a girl like that he didn't know. It was a waste of time.

Shaking his head, he walks on after the police got involved, but a few minutes after she had gone into the restaurant, a familiar face went inside too. Blazing red hair and golden eyes, wearing a black uniform and a red shirt. His eyes grow wide, but he then growls a bit, kicking a rock before continuing on his way. What the hell was THAT guy doing here? Probably the same as him though...up to no good, with plans of his own. They weren't friends any longer, so whatever he did was no business that mattered. None at all. And yet...he gazes up at the window, pondering his thoughts, before shaking his head, and turning away.

Inside the restaurant, the red haired male, gaze sultry and glowing, a smoldering smirk on his lips, he walked along, hands tucked away in his pockets. Eyes followed his movements, mainly those of women, but every now and then the undoubted eyes of a male turned to look. What was he doing? It was almost as if he was looking for something, someone. A waitress comes over to him, asks him something, and he silently shakes his head, giving her a smile, before continuing on his way, his footsteps silent, unable to be picked up on. It was almost as if he wasn't even touching the ground with his feet, that was how quietly he moved.

"Well if you're looking to not be bored, would you mind if I joined you?" He stopped by a young woman's table, who was dressed in a blue dress and had unique looking wings. Not that he was all too surprised, with a past like his, he's seen many different things before. And winged women were one of them. He gives her a charming smile, before reaching out to her, offering a shake as he introduces himself. "My name is Kasai. Kasai Ryuu. I couldn't help but to notice a lovely young lady like yourself sitting alone, so wandered over...I hope that is alright with you." He grins again, waiting for some sort of response to what he said from her. He was pretty sure she'd mentioned the name Hisoka, but for now he'd keep that information tucked away in his head.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco was a little surprised that someone had actually heard what she said and had decided to speak to her. Draco took his outstretched hand and shook it in greeting. Draco smiled kindly and said, "Draco RyuuMahou, and I don't mind at all. Have a seat." Draco was rather quiet, she was bad at small talk and she wasn't sure what to say. Draco's wolf ears were casually listening to other things as she sat in silence trying to think of something to say.

Draco was never one to like eavesdropping on the conversations of random people since it was rude but with her canine ears it was hard to prevent it. Draco heard conversations of people who were having dinner with colleagues, of couples on their honeymoons or first dates, of teens having dinner after prom, and so many more people. Draco was having trouble focusing her attention on anything, it was one of the reasons why she didn't like cities. Too many sounds that her ears picked up and she often nearly ran into objects because she couldn't focus on anything, like she was thrown in an ocean of sound.

Draco tried to focus on the young man in front of her but it was rather difficult. That is, until she took note of the resemblence the teen had to Hisoka. Draco said, "So Kasai, uh, do you live in Yorknew City or are you just visiting?" Draco was trying not to mention that he looked like Hisoka, that probably would have been rude for her to say.

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"Wonderful...Thank you, Miss Draco." He lets their handshake linger, and leans down, gracefully kissing the top of her hand for the briefest second before taking the seat across from her. He crosses his leg across the opposite knee, leaning an elbow on the table, and resting his chin on the back of his hand, that same grin on his lips as he watched her through relaxed eyes, lids lowered slightly over them. The toe of his shoe bounces gently, moving in a circular pattern as he sat there, his other hand resting on the table top, fingers lightly drumming against the surface.

Kasai could tell Draco felt a little uneasy, it was written all over her face. For a while it was quiet, the two delved within their own thoughts, Kasai's eyes wandering the floor of the restaurant, glancing here and there at the other patrons, until Draco's voice caught his attention, and he looks at her again. "Hmmm? Oh, no, I'm just visiting is all." He chuckles lightly, smiling again at her. "In fact...I heard an old...friend of mine was around, so I thought I'd come see." He then sighs, his hand that was on the table making a circular pattern in the air now. "But alas, my information was wrong...they're not here." Kasai pretends to pout a bit, before looking at Draco again.

"And what about you?" He tilts his head slightly, leaning forward as if completely interested in anything she had to say, not even giving any recognition to the waitress that had arrived at the table side with the food that Draco had ordered. "It's a shame that someone like yourself is all alone. Especially in a place like this."

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco listened to Kasai speak about how he was looking for a friend of his but he wasn't in town. Draco said, "I see. That's too bad." Draco heard Kasai ask what she was doing in town and commented that it was a shame that she was all alone in a place like this. Draco said, "Well, I'm stuck here until Hisoka gets back. He's my godfather. A lot of people would find it surprising that someone would even trust Hisoka to meet their kids, let alone take care of them if they died before their children could take care of themselves, but that's the boat I'm stuck in." Draco was quiet for a moment more as she ate but then she wiped her mouth once she finished the soup and said, "I don't mean any offence when I say this but you kind of remind me of Hisoka, especially in looks." Draco hoped that Kasai didn't take offence at her observation.

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"Mmmm..." He grins at her as she speaks, his eyes still in that half squint, half closed lid state. If any could take a picture and put it side to side with one of Hisoka doing this, they'd be sure there was no difference between the two, except that one looked a bit younger than the other. As she spoke again, saying she was waiting for Hisoka to get back, he chuckles softly, just low enough that no one could hear. So, she HAD said Hisoka's name earlier. Interesting. Kasai couldn't help but to wonder what their relationship was, deeper than the words she had said just now, about how Hisoka was her godfather or something like that. How the hell did he get stuck in a position like that? Kasai could only wonder.

A moment's pause, and he glances to the side at another table, watching as a couple got up after having finished eating their food. But once again, when Draco spoke, his focus turned to her, hearing her comment. He fights the urge to laugh, such uncanny words indeed! There was meaning behind their near identical appearances, but that...was for another time. He smiles at her, and feigns ignorance, raising an eyebrow before speaking up, confusion in his voice.

"Hisoka? Might I ask who that is? You said before he's your Godfather, but I'm afraid I don't know who this 'Hisoka' is." He gives an apologetic smile, the act more than believable, it was perfect. Another way that he and Hisoka were alike. They could play another person like a deck of cards, and completely get away with it too; fooling anyone into believing everything they were saying. "So...does that mean you're by yourself? Are you alright?" He looks at her with a worried expression, reaching out and gently touching her forearm, only for a second, not wanting to prolong contact.

"I know what it is like to be lonely...many times when I was younger my siblings would leave me, so I was by myself...Ah, such times...But those are over now, and I can take care of myself." He smiles a bit more, laughing softly. Leaning back a bit in the chair, he crosses his arms over his chest, tilting his seat back so it was on the back two feet, glancing up at the ceiling.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco heard him ask who Hisoka was before apologizing for not knowing who he was. Draco said, "Well, he's a Hunter and he often participates in fights at Heavens Arena. He's really strong but he can be pretty creepy though, if he felt like it he'd probably walk around naked in public." Draco pulled out her cellphone to show Kasai a picture of Hisoka that she had taken.

Draco heard him ask if she was alright and decided to be honest with her feelings for once as she said, "Honestly, I'm not alright... I get lonely when he's gone, I get depressed easier, my personality almost completely changes, it becomes difficult to be in the hotel room for any substantial amount of time, and even though I know he's strong enough to take care of himself I'm constantly afraid of what would happen if one day he never returned... I try not to hold him back by telling him how I feel because he was kind enough to keep me around instead of dropping me off at an orphanage or shipping me off to boarding school. It's the least I can do for him." Draco smiled kindly at Kasai as she listened to him tell her he knew what it was like to be lonely. Draco continued to eat what was left of her dinner and wondered who it was Kasai had been looking for.

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"Is that so?" He mutters, from her words of saying that Hisoka was strong, and could be a bit creepy. In the back of Kasai's mind, he couldn't help but to think that creepy was a bit of an understatement, if anything. Pretending to be interested, Kasai leans in to look at the picture she had shown him of Hisoka, smiling and nodding. "You're right, we do look a lot alike. It'd be quite interesting indeed if we ever met, don't you think?" He gives her a grin, before leaning back and listening to what she had to say when he asked if she was alright.

An expression of understanding appears on his face as she told him that she was not alright, and that she was lonely and depressed. But she didn't want to tell Hisoka any of this, due to the way he'd taken care of her since she was little. "He sounds like an interesting person, that's for sure..." He replies, before going on with his statement of knowing what it felt like to be lonely. His eyes were focused above, noticing every single little flaw within the ceiling of restaurant, gently rocking the chair back and forth on the two feet, careful to not let it tip back too far so it wouldn't fall.

"Hmmm...." He suddenly lets the chair fall back into place, leaning forward on the table, both his elbows on the surface, and his chin resting between both hands as he leans forward, looking at Draco with that look of his. A look of thought plays across his face, tilting his head to the side slightly, before he leans even more. "You know...if you want I could keep you company until he comes back. But don't worry, I don't mean anything perverse by that, more like a companion to pass the time. We both have someone we want to see, so why not wait for them together? Company so we aren't lonely. What do you say?" He grins at her, his eyes closing a bit as he does so, a soft chuckle sounding in the back of his throat.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco had finished eating already when Kasai turned his attention back to her and she listened to his offer. Draco thought about it for a moment, while it surely wasn't the smartest thing to accept his offer it was tempting. Draco eventually said, "Alright. I guess we can do that." Draco stood up and said, "I was just about to head back to the hotel I'm staying at." Draco smiled kindly at Kasai as she waited for him.

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"Ahh, wonderful!" Kasai smiles brightly when she accepted his offer. He was slightly surprised she had, due to many reasons. They had just met, she knew nothing about him, and the fact it seemed to be much more than odd coincidence being a few of them, on a long list why. But nonetheless, she had agreed to what he had said, standing up as she'd finished her food. He mimics her movements and stands from the chair he'd been sitting in, that same grin on his face, so similar to Hisoka, yet his own at the same time.

Allowing her to lead the way out, when they step from the restaurant he offers to her his arm, if she wished. "Now then, lead the way, Miss Draco. To the hotel, if you please. And don't worry, if it is at all uncomfortable to you, I plan on acquiring my own room, so do not worry about that sort of thing." He gives her a reassuring look, and once they start walking he keeps in step with her own. He knew that there were people watching, like those men from before, but when they saw that now she was not alone, and instead with a young man that gave off an odd vibe, they backed off, not bothering to get any closer to start trouble.

"Such a lovely evening, wouldn't you agree? Too bad the city sky isn't all the best for looking at stars." From the corner of his eye, and further down the street, he saw a tuft of fluffy grey white hair, and a blue outfit that seemed very familiar. His smile slips a little bit, but the visage disappears shortly after, so that once again his nerves calmed. Because the sight of that person, a simple glimpse, was enough to set Kasai on edge. He hated that guy...so very deeply. But now was not the time. Turning to look at Draco, he wonders yet again what Hisoka was doing with a girl like her...it didn't seem much like him to do such a thing. And yet again, Hisoka was definitely one to surprise.

Taking a deep breath, he sighs softly and slowly. "So, Miss Draco...besides dining alone in fancy restaurants, do you...have any hobbies?" He looks at her again, a smile on his lips as he waited for her to reply. It would be interesting to get to know her, more details on personal self meant more information, and more information was always a good thing, especially in the world of a Hunter.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco knew there were risks when accepting Kasai's offer but she was smart enough to tell when things got too dangerous. Draco simply nodded when Kasai said that he was going to book his own room at the hotel if sharing a room with him was too uncomfortable. Draco also took note of how the men that had been catcalling her before were now backing off because of Kasai walking beside her. Draco heard his comment about the beautiful night and said, "Yes, it is beautiful. And the fact that the city lights block out most of the stars is one of the reasons I don't like large cities." Draco walked next to Kasai quietly and her ears flattened as a car raced past them with a group of other cars racing beind it, the sounds were louder for her than it was for other people due to her ears.

Draco heard Kasai ask if she had any hobbies besides dining alone in fancy restaurants and laughed a bit as she said, "No, I would have been asleep in the room or sitting on the roof of the hotel if Hisoka hadn't reserved the table for me tonight and gotten me this dress and the shoes to wear at the restaurant. It's a little scary how great he is at picking out women's clothing." Draco soon stopped laughing and said, "I'm an Experience Hunter, my hobbies are numerous because of that. If someone thinks a certain activity is fun I'm probably going to try it, unless it's something perverse, I'm not that kind of person. But my main hobbies are artistically oriented. Drawing, painting, glassblowing, photography, the list goes on and on. I've also tried playing a lot of different instruments and a few sports. I was terrible at most of them though. I also cook and the food I make only recently started tasting good. When I took my first cooking class I had made cookies so terrible that I almost broke the cooking instuctor's teeth. The other students joked that I had found a way to make a weaponized cookie, I was then dubbed the "Edible Weapon Chef" after a few other dishes got similar results." Draco laughed a bit at the memories. Draco then noticed that they were nearing the Hotel but she didn't say anything since it would be obvious when she entered the building.

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"Well then, it's a good thing he sent you that dress and got you a reservation, despite how weird it might be that he's good at coordinating women's clothing. If he hadn't well...we would have never met!" He grins at her, the facade all too well painted on, the mask perfectly in place. Kasai was one to trick and deceive, so this wasn't something he was ashamed of, unlike many other people he knew. He guessed it just ran in the family, since they too lied and hid things, tricking others into believing something they shouldn't.

As she told him her hobbies, he appeared to be listening intently, hanging on to what she was saying and even laughing at the right moment when she recalled the time she made cookies so hard they broke the instructor's teeth, and after thus being dubbed the 'Edible Weapon Chef'. Despite seemingly paying so close attention to her, in fact he was surveying the area without even having to move his eyes away from Draco's face. His ears, though probably not quite as sensitive as Draco's, still were able to pick up noises and sounds a normal person might not be able to hear, and from that he was able to put together a picture within his mind of what everything was around him. The layout of cars, the streets, buildings and people, and details down to lamp posts and even plant holders and small signs.

It didn't take too long for them to reach the hotel, and they both go inside, with Draco in the lead. Stepping away from her side to approach the counter, he waves at the receptionist, before speaking to him and asking to book a room. Since he did not know how long he would be staying, Kasai just told the lady to check him in for about two weeks, before then proceeding to pay for it, handing her a card for a moment and when she gave it back with the keys to his room, tucks it away in his pocket. Thanking her, Kasai turns to look at Draco and smiles, waving a little before walking back over to her. "All set. It's getting a bit late, so how about we spend some time together tomorrow?"

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco watched Kasai walk over to the receptionist's desk to book a room. When Kasai came back and mentioned how late it was and spending some time together tomorrow Draco replied, "Yes, that sounds nice. See you tomorrow." Draco then headed up to her room and got ready for bed. Draco had just finished changing when she got a text on her cellphone. Draco looked and saw it was from Hisoka, he texted her saying that he would be back by Friday that week. Draco smiled and texted back that she would eagerly await his return. Draco closed her phone after Hisoka wished her goodnight and climbed into bed. Draco turned out the light and fell asleep.

The next morning Draco got ready for the day, she chose a dress that Hisoka had bought her for her 16th Birthday with matching socks and boots. Once Draco finished getting dressed she grabbed her art bag and put her cellphone and wallet in the bag before leaving the hotel room to wait in the lobby for Kasai. Draco sat down and decided to sketch the lobby while she waited.

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The next morning came quicker than one would want, especially with how tired Kasai had been. He laid in bed on his back wearing nothing but a pair of boxers, staring up at the ceiling and wishing that time hadn't flown by so quickly. But it had, and he remembered he'd made a promise to meet with Draco to spend some time together, so, a little reluctantly, he sits up and gets off the bed to get ready. The sun was already high up in the sky as he took a quick shower, making sure he was all clean before getting dressed in a different outfit, wearing a white tank top underneath the jacket, and black shoes. And of course his watch.

Fixing his hair, making sure it spiked up properly, he leaves the hotel room, tucking his wallet and the key to the room away in a pocket, before heading on down to the lobby. Kasai was pretty sure with the time Draco was already waiting for him, and sure enough as he stepped out onto the lobby floor, he could see her waiting in one of the seats in the sitting area, a sketchpad in her hands as she drew. He puts on his happy face, a warm smile and warm eyes as he approached her, raising a hand in greeting.

"Gooood morning Miss Draco. Did you sleep well?" He looks down over her shoulder at the drawing she was working on, tilting his head a bit. She was skilled, that was for sure. At least one of her hobbies she was good at. Maybe not sports or anything like that, but art seemed to fit her in a way. "Have you eaten yet? If not we could go and get something."

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco heard Kasai greet her and ask if she slept well. Draco smiled and replied, "I slept quite well thank you." Draco heard him ask if she had eaten yet and replied, "I actually have not eaten yet." Draco had put the finishing touches on the sketch of the hotel lobby before closing the sketch book. Draco said, "You know, there's a restaurant near an art museum that actually has a few of my works on display. I could show you the art after we eat if you'd like." Draco didn't mind if Kasai didn't want to see her work, she wasn't the type to get easily offended.

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"Um...thanks, but no thanks. I don't do museums." Even though he had a friendly look on his face, he couldn't help but to think that she was a bit full of herself. Yes, she was talented, but just because he had looked at what she was drawing did not automatically mean he wanted her to show off. Even so, he keeps up the facade, giving her an apologetic smile. "Sorry...but we can go to the restaurant though." He offers her his hand to help her up out of the chair, and once she was standing, proceeds to head outside, the day looking quite nice, unlike yesterday, with all that rain and cloudy weather.

Turning to her, one hand in a pocket, he tilts his head, eyes gleaming with that signature look of his, a half smirk on his lips as he waited for her to take the lead. Though he acted as if he knew not the places of the city, Kasai was actually well acquainted with the place. One had to be, especially with his line of Hunter work. As they walked he casually glanced around, humming lightly under his breath, watching how many of the passerby went out of their way to avoid getting too close. It amused him really, the way they did that, giving him a weary look, muttering under their breath about he looked a bit creepy, even dangerous. In fact, he had a satisfied grin on his face now, after hearing many of these comments.

"So, how long is your friend...Godfather...Hisoka going to be gone?" Kasai asks, glancing to the side at Draco, giving her a warm smile. "Hopefully not too long, right? It'd be terrible if you were left for longer than a week." He closes his eyes and gets a regretful pitying look on his face, shaking his head gently from side to side. "I'm used to being alone, but it still hurts sometimes...Human contact is the way one stays sane, you know..." He opens one eye to look at her, and chuckles softly.

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Sequere me in profundum inferni. In æternum, et tu I.
~Samael Lucif, ad tuum servitium.

Draco nodded and said, "Let's go then." Draco took his offered hand and stood up. Draco then let go and followed Kasai outside. As they walked she could also hear the whispered comments about Kasai and there were even a few about how relaxed she looked walking next to the creepy red haired teen. Draco didn't pay any mind and walked in step with Kasai. When Kasai asked when Hisoka was going to be back and said, "He said he'd be back by the end of the week but knowing him he might change it to next week or even a month from now. Afterall, there's only two things about him that are easily predictable. The first is how he gets creepy around really strong people and people who have the potential to get strong, and second, you can expect him to be completely unpredictable with everything else." Draco heard his comment about how human contact is the way one stays sane and said, "That's very true."

Draco looked up at the sky as she walked and saw a bird. Draco hoped there wouldn't be a repeat of yesterday with the bird's behavior but sure enough, the robin landed on her head and a mocking bird landed on her left wing. Draco sighed and said, "Not again. C'mon guys, I'm not a perch." The mocking bird hopped onto her shoulder chirping angrily. Draco looked horrified at the bird and said, "Such language! You feed your hatchlings with that beak?" The bird chirped angrily at her again and the robin also joined in. Draco said, "Woah, woah! One at a time! I can't understand if you both talk at the same time." Draco heard a crow cawing and Draco said, "It's not funny!"

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