Naiya heard some music as she walked through town, seeing a club she walks in. Showing her ID as she comes in. Walking in she sees people dancing, the music was loud. She walked over to the dance floor and stood there for a minute, then started to dance. She could feel the music in her as she danced.

Ylva slowly entered the club. She wasn't sure why she was coming in here. She hated to be around so many people. The club was obviously packed with people having a good time.

She made her way through the crowd and over to the bar. She motioned for the bartender.

"May I have a coke please?" she asked politely. She waited for him to bring it to her. She gave him the money and took her drink. Slowly she turned to check things out.

Naiya danced as if the world was ending. She was most likely make a fool of herself but that was ok. She was having fun. Spinning her haid around and shking hr ass. She opened her eyes and saw everyone around her,

"heheh" she walked quickly to the bar , "Can I have a beer" she waited for the bartender to give it to her. Giving him the monety she stood there drinking it.

She looked over and say a girl with blonde hair, screaming over the music, "Hi"

She watched the girl as she danced on the floor. The girl approached the bar and ordered a beer. Ylva allowed her gaze to travel over the girl, taking in all the details of her. She was tall and thin. Short brown hair with blonde highlights. Her olive skin. Her icey blue eyes.

"Hello," Ylva replied back as she took a sip of her coke.

she tok another drink from her beer before replying,

"This place rocks" she giggled. She was having fun, although she made herself look like a freak on the dance floor she was having fun.

She just nodded her head. She wasn't fond of crowds in the least. She still wasn't sure why she had come into the club. It wasn't like her in the least to do so.

"I suppose," she replied. Her voice sounded tense as she looked around at all the people around.

Naiya stopped for a moment to take a deep look at the girl. She had a idea but ddint know if she could do it. She pointed her fingure at the girls drink, hands still firmly on her bottle. She started to move the liquued in the girls glass. First in circles then she made small drops of it jump in and out of her cup. Naiya giggled putting her fingure quickly back to her bottle. She giggled a bit more, it was amusing to her.

Ylva frowned at the actions of the girl. "You know," she began, "it's probably not wise to play around like that around people who have no clue. It could lead to nothing but problems." Ylva's voice was firm and sure. She knew what she was saying was correct. She knew how it was for her.

Naiya didnt want to listen to her, she wasnt having fun like her. Playing around,

"Im sorry i couldnt hear you" she giggled and walked to the dance floor with her beer. She started to dance, pauseing every so often to take a sip of her drink. She was getting lost in the music and the alcohol

Ylva shook her head at the foolish girl. She'd learn soon enough when she went showing off to someone who wasn't aware of the 'things' some people could do. She knew that when the girl ended up getting into some sort of trouble because of it that maybe the girl would realize that what she was just told was true. With a frown on her face she turned around back towards the bar and leaned on it. Slowly sipping her coke.

Naiya continued to dance, she was getting into it. She continued to drink from her beer until there was nothing left. She laughed and giggled, she was having so much fun. She started to dance faster and even more crazy.

Ylva's nose twitched ever so slightly and she frowned as the smell of all the alcohol filled her nose. She'd never been fond of alcohol. She was still trying to figure out why she had come in here. The music was too loud. The smell of alcohol was everywhere.

Lucifer walked into the bar, awake, but sore. He hadn't planned on coming here, but he decided he'd just have one drink. He sighed, walking up to the bar, noting Ylva's presence, "Hello," he said, then turned to the bartender. "Tequila," he said quite loudly; he couldn't really hear over the music at all. He put his money on the table and then waited, sitting himself down on an empty barstool.

She watched as Lucifer took a seat on the barstool. She smiled.

"Hello yourself," she replied back loudly so that he could hear her over the horribly loud music. She took another sip from her coke before turning sideways, still leaning on the bar. "What brings you here?"

naiya quickly drank the last bit of her Beer. Walking abck to the bartender,

"hit me with another beer please" she said placing the money on the counter. Turning around she saw the blonde hair chick and then lookign to her elft she saw Lucifer.

Man that blonde chick needs to lighten up. Hey theres Lucifer, hmm he looks tired still, poor man

She took a sip of her drink and walked back to the dancefloor and danced.

"Ah, problems," he said, though he was just checking in. "I was planning on just taking a peek in here, but it looks like I'll be staying." He said, hearing the bartender slide back his drink to him. He took a sip, then put it back.

He noted Nai in the crowd, concentrating, he wrapped himself around her mind, 'Helo he said mentally, but in his normal, German accented voice.

Ylva nodded her head in understanding. "Problems appear to be a part of every day life. Can't seem to ever escape them fully." She turned her head slightly and noticed that the girl who openly flaunted her 'gift' was dancing again. "I'm not sure why I'm in here. You know how I hate crowds. Guess I'm trying to make myself forget what's only a couple of nights away."

"Oh, really? What's a couple of nights away?" He asked, taking another sip of his tequila, then putting it back... For now. He mentally slapped himself, though. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be nosy."

She was silent as she made her mind go over and over trying to remember if she had ever told him or not. She couldn't remember. "No. It's ok. I have to go...uh...go away for 3 days in a couple of nights." She didn't dare say why out loud. Not here. Not with so many people around.