Entering the hotel, Violet took a moment to take in the grandeur of the building's décor before continuing her trek to the lobby while admiring the way the chandelier reflected the light on the walls and floors, a small smile on her lips.

Finally arriving to the Lobby, Violet approached the hotel's counter and checked in the hotel with a polite smile.

"I would like to check in for my reservation, please. It's in the name of Monroe." She said, preferring to keep the conversation short as the flight took all day and, with her new-found jet lag she wanted nothing more than crash in her bed.

A bellboy and a few minutes later she was finally in her suite.

The man seems to be more cautious of her as if he could read her mind and find out that most of what she said is untrue. Lilith continues her act.

"Ah yes, I don't always win, but I do run a very successful.." She thinks for a brief moment, "..uh..hotel." It wasn't the best business she could have come up with, but she already said it so might as well go with the lie. "It's a luxurious, five star hotel. My father gave me ownership when he died. I'm here to meet with a potential partner that will help with expansion. " Lilith chugged down the rest of her iced tea as she is finished with her steak.

"Well, it was a nice night. I hope to see you around again." Lilith smiles, trying to look as friendly as possible.

Hakiru smiles slightly for the first time this dinner.

"My name is Hakiru. I shall hope to see you around as well. As for now, I will retire to my room. I have an early morning planned."

Hakiru stands up, and exits the restaurant, heading straight back to his suite.

"Yes, yes! He's my brother." With a large grin on her face, she giggled before spinning around in a circle. "He could probably be your big brother, too!"

She was a little too young to grasp the idea that a legit brother was someone born into your family with the same blood as you. But did it matter? No, in her fictional world, a brother was someone who played with you and stood up for you. Sammy seemed like the ideal guy for that roll. Why she was certain that Sammy could easily be a big brother to all! Wouldn't that be swell? Granted, she didn't realize that having him be a brother to all meant she would be a sister to all but she was still just a child whose mind was still naive and innocent.

Hands now on her hips, Pips puffed out her cheeks. "I wish I had a twin! It would be so cool." Out of the corner of her eye, she caught a glimpse of the sand castle Sammy was building. Eyes going wide with joy, she squeed before bouncing toward the twins.

"The palace is nearly complete! Would you two like to be princesses with me?" eyes shimmering, she clasped her hands together and begged that they join her. Together they could rule the sand!

Midori’s laughed darkly. “Then I wish you well my dear.” The vampire could sense there was something different about this woman. She wasn’t human, of that she was sure. Catching the coin the raven haired woman called out, “You’re welcome.” Once the silver haired woman was gone she relaxed a bit, slouching in her chair. Her narrowed eyes were fixed on the crystal ball that rested in the middle of the table before her. She still had an unsettling feeling about the events that took place while she was giving the fortune.

The raven haired woman considered summoning one of her shinigami to look into the matter of the dark presence she felt and that took control of her for a few moments. While debating this the silver haired woman reappeared in the tent. It was clear to her that something had happened of the woman had sensed something as well. “That should not be a problem,” she told her in a silky voice.

Leaning forward she focused on the crystal ball, chanting softly. It was no use, the ball was telling her nothing even though it glowed softly as it had before. A thick mist covered the visions within the crystal ball and the vampire was unable to see anything. Then just as quickly as the ball had started glowing it just stopped. “Something is really wrong. There is a thick fog covering the images so that I can’t tell what is going to happen.” By this point the girl’s eyes had narrowed more and seemed to be changing color.

Frustrated Midori pulled out her personal deck of tarot cards. Maybe they could tell them something about what was to happen. Quickly she spread the cards out before her on the table and began to read them. All they told her was nonsense or jumbled. The only thing they told her for sure was that death lingered in the future. Her hands slammed on the table as she rose to her feet. “The cards just tell me gibberish.” The vampire’s eyes were glowed a soft crimson. The raven haired woman was getting frustrated and hated the feeling she had in her bones.

It would be cool to have a brother... Selena thought about it, although she knew that he couldn't acctually be her brother since they weren't related.

Having a twin isn't always that exciting. Especially because you have to share your birthday. Siera smiled and laughed a bit. So you want us to princesses with you? She looked over at Selena and they both nodded.

Okay! They said together.

Chiyoko's left ear pricked up in instinct as they moved away from the door. Ah... men's bathroom. Standing outside wouldn't seem suspicious, any passerby’s would assume I'm waiting on someone. She took a sip of her champagne, and focused her eyes on a poker table, all the while listening to the conversation.

As the conversation turned from sweaty men to glasses, Chi was interested to learn that glasses wouldn't help, in her words. Was she blind then? The woman moved remarkably well for being blind. There might be more to it than that... And if she was blind, how would she know how to tie a tie? The logic here was beyond her.

"There, it's tied, can I go now?" Chi eavesdropped. She hesitated before moving away from the door, in the opposite direction they had come from. She leaned on a wall again, feeling its material rub on her neck and back. She half closed her eyes and lowered her head, as to raise a 'Do Not Disturb' sign to others. So… she (Kyna) was blind, but could maneuver better than your average blind person. She has no cane, or helping dog, to help her around. And she was in the casino, of all places. She could have just wandered in, of course, and it would just be a coincidence. But Chi was not allowed to believe in coincidence. Then there was the man. He was… interesting. The look of malice, the ass grab, the mention of theft. It could be an act. Overall, it was still too soon to make judgments.

She laughed lightly. “Well you can’t blame a girl for trying.” Truthfully she was kind of sad that he wouldn’t take her offer. She would have at least liked to hear the star sing whether she was playing or not. A fake smile was on her face as she watched him perform his signature move. She wasn’t about to be blackmailed, but maybe she should have played a long a little bit. It was too late now.

“Thank you for the kind offer, but I’m not sure it would be a wise idea. After all you’re famous and I’m a no body. Besides I don’t need a ton of girls bothering me because I was seen with you.” Tabitha spoke truthfully. She had faced her fair share of bullying while in school and would rather avoid such things. Turning down his offer was the wise idea even though she was starving.

Instead of watching him walk away she knelt and opened the violin case to take out the delicate instrument inside. She inspected it to see if it was damaged from earlier and luckily it hadn’t been. Lifting the instrument to her chin she lightly pulled the bow across the strings. It seemed to still be in tune. A soft smile crossed her face as she rose with her violin. “I wish you luck with saving your career Sebastian.”

Her eyes closed as she began to play. As the girl on the stage played her slim body swayed. Her playing was a send off of sorts. It was her way of saying there were no hard feelings about his attempt to blackmail her. Not that is seemed he cared. Figuring the male was gone by now she started to dance a little while she played. It was hard, but it was harder not to move around to the sound of the music or at least sing along. She never looked to see if the man had gone on his way.

She continued to play a few other songs before stopping. Carefully she placed the violin back into its black case. A small grin was on her lips as she looked about the empty room. It was a beautiful auditorium and one of the nicest she had even been in. While on her trip she would make good use of this place when others weren’t around. Quietly she took a few steps forward and started to sing one of her favorite songs.