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Allaysa still tried to control her laughter, but soon it became easy as her eyes followed the shiny coin that danced through mid air, her eyes lingered on his hands, she did not care if anyone noticed that she was enthralled by the simple trick. After the grande entrance courtesy of Serefina the tension all but slightly hung in the air, more so plain silence than foul auras. "How do you do that?" She looked to Aloysius. "Is it easy?" She quietly murmured so only he could hear letting the shadows of the room carry her soft voice that was almost dreamy in the silence. She felt like a child, being amused by such silly things, but she would put her best foot forward, though talking so much made her quite uncomfortable.

A caramel colored lock of hair fell from being tucked behind her ear into her line of sight obscuring the fluid movement of the coin over his fingers, gracefully she slid it back into place then adjusted her dark indigo dress that hung tightly to her body showing off her model like physique. She glanced back to Serefina, her ripped skinny jeans were not right for the situation and automatically assumed that Serefina's people must be very upset such a wild child was to rule them. Her gaze turned back to Aloysius, out of all the people in the room, he interested her the most, his mysterious smirks made her want to know what he was thinking.

Allaysa glanced at the now opening door as an angel introduced himself, his eyes lingered on her for a moment. Angels and fallen had never gotten along, though, most fallen angels remember why they were not in the majestic kingdom anymore, Allaysa did not, nor did anyone, her best chance at finding out was the new man, Abbadon, she was glad to see someone had also dressed appropriately besides her, she nodded to him in approval, questions lingering in her eyes.

"Hello Abbadon, I am Zelekos." He fixed his suspender strap before offering his hand to the man. Zelekos noted the man's disapproving glances at everyone, he noticed the pause on Allaysa and the semi approving look he gave her.