Humming as her head raced with thoughts, Seika tapped her finger pensively against her chin. Mm, if that was a thing common among humans? And... other mortals with skin or hands. That was such a weird question! Laughing, the mage shrugged as she leaned back in her chair, staring at Solmar with bright eyes. "I don't know! You're really funny, though!" She did want to give him the best answer she could possibly come up with, though, so the girl rubbed at the side of her neck thoughtfully. Um. Was it common... well, maybe! "I think it's kind of nice, right? But it's probably common!"
Even if it was a little bit strange to consider, the mage thought she could remember it being rather pleasant, the sensation of peeling something away from her skin. Like when she had been really little and loved to paint glue all over the palm of her hand so she could then pull it off! Super neat. While Seika couldn't be sure why Solmar was bringing this up now, she assumed something had happened to make him think of it. Perhaps his thighs had gotten stuck to his chair momentarily before he had peeled his skin away! Blinking thoughtfully, the mage turned to Aphelia, wanting a second opinion. The cat deliberately avoided her gaze, instead opting to lap at the edge of her water glass. Pouting for two reasons (now her rim had the feline's spit all over it, ewww Aphi) especially due to not receiving the reaction or confirmation she had wanted, the girl finally just stuffed another piece of pizza in her mouth.
After all her hard work that had gone into a waitress impression, Seika was hyped up by the time he agreed to try some. Personally, she thought wine was probably, um, what was the word? More around? More... something, than ale. There was more of it in the places she had seen! But that was probably cuz of some random reasons she had no idea of. Beaming, the girl waited for him to try the glass that she had poured out already. Maybe he didn't realize it was for him. "Hey, this that I did, it's for you, Solmar!" A cheerful expression on her face, the mage lifted up the glass to his face. Slowly, she would try to tip it forwards, since he hadn't picked it up earlier, he probably wanted her to do it for him, right?
The rest of the dinner went fairly smoothly. Seika felt like she had really met someone interesting, as strange as Solmar acted at times. Personally, she felt like the older one for once! Because like, who didn't know what vanilla was and things like that? It was a travesty! Hopefully he had enjoyed the pizza and rest of the dinner as much as she had. Speaking of the food itself, the girl raised her hand as though she were in a classroom, hoping a waiter would notice it. When one came around, she beamed brightly and asked, "Can we have some boxes that food go in? To take it home!" There... wasn't actually very much in the way of food left over to actually be packaged up and brought back, but it had been so good the mage was reluctant to just let it go and call it the end of the night. She decided to offer some of the left overs to Solmar, in case he enjoyed anything in particular. Then she could just take the rest. It was all good to her. For now, though, she wouldn't focus on divvying it up between them! Instead, she had to actually put it all away.
Finally, following what had seemed like a wait period of forever, the waiter came back carrying a few styrofoam containers. She happily accepted them, giving him a thankful smile in return before deciding that wasn't enough. It was only proper to thank people straight out, right? That was the best way! "Oh my gosh, Mister Waiter, er, sorry! Mister Henry, thank you so much for bringing these! They are the best! Well, you're the best, I mean!" Beaming at him, Seika waved good bye and then went straight to packing everything up. She first put in the pizza, because it had a flat bottom, which meant it was really good to put as an initial layer! The girl didn't want to mix up the food too much in case Solmar wanted to eat only part of it and wasn't a huge fan of something else. The drinks weren't going to be taken, of course, but the pizzas were! Oh yeah, she had forgotten to order dessert. Hmm... "Hey, I'll get some desserts, and you just take home whatever looks good, alright? I'm sure you're super busy!" According to Aphelia, this guy was supposed to be a wizard saint or whatever, which meant he probably had a super full schedule. Those kinds of people always did.
---Meeting a vampire was a strange occurence for Seika, but all things considered, it wasn't too strange to the point of being weird! Well, weird was a relative term like anything else, right? So Seika felt like she should document this--once again, like anything else, so that she might have a reference point in the future if she met Solmar again. Or if she met another vampire. In the world of Fiore and even all of Earthland, there seemed to be countless amounts of individuals with different compositions and abilities. Magic was no joke, after all. Coming from the Pergrande Kingdom, Seika was sometimes amazed by the vast variety of people she was able to meet.
"Okay Solmar, smile! Wait, Aphi, you get up here too!" Actually, come to think of it, Solmar wasn't a vampire. Hadn't they just established that? So it was her mistake in thinking that he could still be one. Regardless, since her new friend seemed to be a very busy person, she wanted to continue
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Even if it was a little bit strange to consider, the mage thought she could remember it being rather pleasant, the sensation of peeling something away from her skin. Like when she had been really little and loved to paint glue all over the palm of her hand so she could then pull it off! Super neat. While Seika couldn't be sure why Solmar was bringing this up now, she assumed something had happened to make him think of it. Perhaps his thighs had gotten stuck to his chair momentarily before he had peeled his skin away! Blinking thoughtfully, the mage turned to Aphelia, wanting a second opinion. The cat deliberately avoided her gaze, instead opting to lap at the edge of her water glass. Pouting for two reasons (now her rim had the feline's spit all over it, ewww Aphi) especially due to not receiving the reaction or confirmation she had wanted, the girl finally just stuffed another piece of pizza in her mouth.
After all her hard work that had gone into a waitress impression, Seika was hyped up by the time he agreed to try some. Personally, she thought wine was probably, um, what was the word? More around? More... something, than ale. There was more of it in the places she had seen! But that was probably cuz of some random reasons she had no idea of. Beaming, the girl waited for him to try the glass that she had poured out already. Maybe he didn't realize it was for him. "Hey, this that I did, it's for you, Solmar!" A cheerful expression on her face, the mage lifted up the glass to his face. Slowly, she would try to tip it forwards, since he hadn't picked it up earlier, he probably wanted her to do it for him, right?
The rest of the dinner went fairly smoothly. Seika felt like she had really met someone interesting, as strange as Solmar acted at times. Personally, she felt like the older one for once! Because like, who didn't know what vanilla was and things like that? It was a travesty! Hopefully he had enjoyed the pizza and rest of the dinner as much as she had. Speaking of the food itself, the girl raised her hand as though she were in a classroom, hoping a waiter would notice it. When one came around, she beamed brightly and asked, "Can we have some boxes that food go in? To take it home!" There... wasn't actually very much in the way of food left over to actually be packaged up and brought back, but it had been so good the mage was reluctant to just let it go and call it the end of the night. She decided to offer some of the left overs to Solmar, in case he enjoyed anything in particular. Then she could just take the rest. It was all good to her. For now, though, she wouldn't focus on divvying it up between them! Instead, she had to actually put it all away.
Finally, following what had seemed like a wait period of forever, the waiter came back carrying a few styrofoam containers. She happily accepted them, giving him a thankful smile in return before deciding that wasn't enough. It was only proper to thank people straight out, right? That was the best way! "Oh my gosh, Mister Waiter, er, sorry! Mister Henry, thank you so much for bringing these! They are the best! Well, you're the best, I mean!" Beaming at him, Seika waved good bye and then went straight to packing everything up. She first put in the pizza, because it had a flat bottom, which meant it was really good to put as an initial layer! The girl didn't want to mix up the food too much in case Solmar wanted to eat only part of it and wasn't a huge fan of something else. The drinks weren't going to be taken, of course, but the pizzas were! Oh yeah, she had forgotten to order dessert. Hmm... "Hey, I'll get some desserts, and you just take home whatever looks good, alright? I'm sure you're super busy!" According to Aphelia, this guy was supposed to be a wizard saint or whatever, which meant he probably had a super full schedule. Those kinds of people always did.
---Meeting a vampire was a strange occurence for Seika, but all things considered, it wasn't too strange to the point of being weird! Well, weird was a relative term like anything else, right? So Seika felt like she should document this--once again, like anything else, so that she might have a reference point in the future if she met Solmar again. Or if she met another vampire. In the world of Fiore and even all of Earthland, there seemed to be countless amounts of individuals with different compositions and abilities. Magic was no joke, after all. Coming from the Pergrande Kingdom, Seika was sometimes amazed by the vast variety of people she was able to meet.
"Okay Solmar, smile! Wait, Aphi, you get up here too!" Actually, come to think of it, Solmar wasn't a vampire. Hadn't they just established that? So it was her mistake in thinking that he could still be one. Regardless, since her new friend seemed to be a very busy person, she wanted to continue
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