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After Kodie and Craig helped break everything down and put back, the two of them headed back off into the venue. They ended up chatting with a few fans for a couple of minutes, some inquiring as to who the fuck she was since she didn't look much like Edei and some who were just commenting on the show. They all seemed nice enough, but Kodie ended up leaving the rest of the conversation to Craig since she wasn't a great conversationalist and ended up checking out the merch tables for a bit.

She ended up buying an Aborticide album and then moved on through the line before she unfortunately almost literally ended up bumping into someone. Both of them hastily made apologies before she looked up when she heard a familiar voice and swore. She wouldn't have been so quick to apologize if she had seen who it was beforehand. Naturally, it was none other than Daisuke. She went to step around them.

"Kodie." He said, though he didn't make any move to stop her.

"What?" She asked, irritably.

He looked down, furrowing his brows as though he hadn't thought that far ahead. "Can I talk to you for a minute?" He asked, at last.

Kodie frowned. She didn't really have any desire to speak to him. Last time had been uncomfortable enough. As far as she was concerned they were ancient history. "Not really." She replied, plainly.

"Please?" He asked, almost pleadingly.

While her first instinct was to say no, Kodie silently wondered if she was being a little too much of an asshole. "Maybe." She shook her head and then set off to go find Craig. As much as she hated to admit, Daisuke still got on her nerves. Things had ended rather poorly between them - she had always thought they had a pretty good relationship, they were both musicians so they understood how much time went into being in a band and making music and never let it interfere with how things were between them. They bickered a little, but nothing any other couple hadn't done before. Things had started to get a little rocky toward the end, naturally. Then it finally snowballed out of control. She sighed. What a pain in the ass.

To her surprise she ended up finding Cormy instead of Craig first. Despite his casual tone, she suspected the drummer felt a lot more smug than he showed. Unable to help but smile, Kodie fished her wallet out of her pocket, sifted through her dollars before producing a ten and holding it out for the drummer to take. "A well earned ten, if I may say so. I've never been more stunned in my life." She said, shaking her head.

"Hey, guys!" Came the ever so cheerful voice that Kodie knew could only belong to Charlotte King. Sure enough when she turned to look, she saw the little blonde striding toward them and then before she knew it she had arms wrapped tightly around her as Charlotte was seemingly trying to strangle her. "It's been so long since I've seen you guys. I missed you." She rambled, finally releasing her and then turning to Cormy. "Anyways," She began again. "I was just outside with Ted and told him I was planning on going out for some drinks. Do you guys want to go?" She asked them. Kodie looked back over at Cormac, thinking she ought to leave this one to him.




"If Izzie Martinez let him have his way, it undoubtedly would end up that way." Liam agreed, shaking his head. The Psychosis drummer was a curious little fellow, he had to admit. But while he was rather eccentric, Liam did think he saw why Izzie Martinez kept him around though, he was pretty handy behind the kit. Plus, he liked him okay as it seemed he and Chris could likely be friends since it appeared they had similar taste in hobbies. It would be good for Chris to have someone else to talk to about those things since none of them usually had any idea what in the hell the guy was actually talking about.

Apparently Lestari didn't think that Cormac McMurphy would stop at the first three, instead she was willing to wager he'd bust out the harpsichord for no reason other than that he might need it, just in case. He had to admit, he wouldn't put it past the guy,even though he barely knew him. "If he ever gets around to it, I'd be willing to watch it too." Liam admitted, nodding slowly. He'd honestly just like to see how the guy could pull it off, as he could honestly imagine if someone told him that he'd rise to the challenge. "I like changing things up as much as the next guy but..." He glanced over at Lestari. "I promise I won't make you do anything absurd next time we get to work on the drum pieces." He said, smiling.