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Upon her request for a beer, the bartender said: "Coming right up." Suddenly she caught the scent of a vampire, not of her kind though. Rather that of a European type vampire accompanied by a human. She looked around to look who it might be but didn't really get a glimpse of them and assumed that they might be further in the back.

But then she got distracted by the bartender again as he said: "I haven't seen you before and I'm pretty good with faces, especially attractive faces." The bartender seemed to not be afraid to try to flatter women, even though she didn't expect many to take it too well as he seemed to be more gaijin than Japanese in appearance. "I take it you are half-Japanese? You can somewhat see it in your face. But thanks for the compliment. I actually like to meet new people. But since we are already in a conversation, I might as well introduce myself. The name is Onimoto Hiyoko but you can just call me Hiyoko. I teach English and German at the language school around the corning in the evenings. Sometimes I lecture at Waseda University. I am pleased to meet you." Hiyoko said doing her best trying to show as little of her teeth as possible. She gave him a smile with her mouth closed. "I think I will go to the back for a brief moment. A friend is back there and I just want to say hi. I should be back up here in a couple of minutes." Hiyoko said to the bartender.

She then got up and made out where the vampire was sitting. And just sat down at their table, even though it might provoke some shock by the other two. "Hello. You might not know me, but I might have an idea who you are. It is a rare sight that one of you comes to this area for something leasurely. And who is this, she doesn't seem to be like you. An adoptive daughter or a person of service?" Hiyoko said it all without saying the word "vampire" but tried to make it obvious enough for the person to know what she was talking about. She wasn't looking for trouble. She was just curious.

(It all of a sudden won't let me tag characters.)