1x1 Roleplay (~•Ghost•~ and Daisy Lily)

[The Plague Doctor]

(It's fine, and good luck. That's why I've been being slow.)

Onyx looked around the club. She looked over at the bar. On the wall behind it, there were full-length, wavy glass shelves, every one filled with bottles that that were each a different color, pattern, shape, and size. Above the bare hung multi-colored lights that reclected off the glass and the counter nicely. The counter top was completely carved out of a slab of crystal, veins of blue, purple, and silver running through it. On the sides of the top, crecent moons and stars were carved. Thie wholed thing sat on a base of polished, silver stone. Next to the bar, a couple steps up, was a lit up dance floor with a dj and huge sound system that was lit up with a gentle blue light. Next to that, a rounded stage stood, dancers competing with each other under an orange light. On the other side of the bar, there was a small cafe area with little tables and large couches sprinkled around, kids lounging everywhere. This wasn't all, but it was the first floor. Onyx looked to Keirce with a smile. "Where do you want to hit first?"

[Never & Rush]

"Dancing." Keirce answered simply and pulled her friend along, curiosity pulled her towards the stairs almost like a magnet. She wanted to know what else there was. The humans seemed so at easy, while Keirce could feel the pounding worry in her stomach. Demons could be here, especially the ones disguised as humans. She hated the thought and feared for the humans.

(Thanks. :3 Good luck to you too.)

[The Plague Doctor]

(Thank you )

Onyx nodded. "Stage or floor?" she asked.

[Never & Rush]

"Dancing," Keirce repeated and smiled, then shrugged her shoulders to show she really didn't care.

[The Plague Doctor]

Onyx smiled. "Floor first," she declared, dragging Keirce to the center of the floor.

[Never & Rush]

Keirce let Onyx drag her into the center of the floor. She smiled when she could feel the beat of the bass line in the music. It sent shivers up her spine from the energy and excitement of the club.

[The Plague Doctor]

Onyx was still, feeling the music. She could feel the music winding around and into her, overtaking her body. Her foot started to tap to the beat, her head bobbing with the music. Slowly her hips started to sway. Onyx felt her eyes narrow in her trance-like state, raising her arms above her head as the beat rose. When the beat went low, so did Onyx. She dropped onto her back, her ankles under her. As the music built again, letting her head and arms hang back, she pushed herself up slowly, her head snapping up when the music hit it's peak and became fast paced. Onyx wove into different moves to the speed of the beat, working through the whole thing in a pumped up daze. By the time the song ended, she was sweating and breathing hard.

[Never & Rush]

Keirce rocked with the beat of the music, enjoying the mindless activity. She let her thoughts go and just listened to the music, each note flowing into the next. Her eyes absently scanned the people around them, to be sure they were safe.

[The Plague Doctor]

Onyx felt the music tie itself into her mind. It even felt like it had some roots in her soul. With a painful thud, her heart skipped a beat as she remembered her family. They had all trained with music, making battle a dance. They had been quirky like that. The thought didn't last long; the next song washed over her. This one was something by All Time Low, once of her favorites.

[Never & Rush]

Keirce didn't know the song, or the band, but she danced as if it was part of her. She couldn't believe how natural and fun this was, it had been so long since she had even been to a club. After the song finished and another was beginning, Keirce grabbed Onyx and dragged her back off the floor, "Come on, off for a minute or two. I need to relax, do you have a bag or anything I can put my little er, accessories in?" She asked, meaning the daggers and slightly longer weapons she had brought just in case. They were digging into her side, or the holders were rather.