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Tala floated on slippered tiptoes, dulcetly painted lips kissed towards the luminous evening sky and thickly hazed, honey drizzled whirls swathed in dusky charcoal to form ominous circles beneath such an adorably posh, owlish glower. Tattered lace frothed in such elegant piroettes 'round pleasently cumbered thighs, dirtied bandages writhing their way up flawless porcelain skin and interwebbing their frayed edges to form a makeshift pair of shorts underneath foaming petticoats, just to keep her decency in case a rouge gust of wind decided to get a peek. Buttery curls foamed in gracefully cascading waves, glittering, gossamer strands braided over her feathered mask. Opulent plumage kept upright against jangling, dulcetly singing baubles and strings drizzled over such a heavenly white hue, tucked ever so slightly to meet up with embroidered corset. A nod towards the Vampress host, gliding into a table and fussing with the gold locket kept between light, cumbered breast.

Enjoying her walk, she could smell the food from a distance. "Hah. I bet they'll be serving salad with eyeballs and blood red dressing." She joked aloud. The Hall was still quite empty but she didn't mind for she knew that more guests would be arriving soon. Taking a seat near the front of the 4 large chairs, she looked up at the host of the party. "Elle?!" He exclaimed but covered her mouth before she could hear...Hopefully. 'What is she doing here?...The Order could be here too.' Looking around sharply, she could see no signs of the Order, or so she hoped. "Damn it, where are Prinz and the others? And where's....Scyre?" Covering her face a little more his her hood again, she tried not to make eye contact with Elle.

Jax caught the eyes of Elle the girl he had fought the lat time he was here. The tinhg was, it didn't seem like she had any memory of him at all. "Was I that bad of a fighter back then?" He said under his breath. He shook his head in disappointment, but the food was starting to be passed around at least. Jax dug in quickly, him not having eaten in quite some time, he looked over at the man beside him and saw him just looking at the food. Jax leaned over and said "Hey, it's not half b...." He got cut off as the man turned and shot him a glare that made him turn back to his own food quickly. This guy was weird and he didn't want to mess with him, all he knew was that he was getting a free meal. He didn't even think Halloween town knew who he was, he had left quickly after defeating the Shadowlord so no one could have seen him. He found it awkward about how he still got an invitation. After eating Jax looked around but saw people enjoying themselves eating and greeting eachother with smiles on their faces. Jax's mind quickly changed to the thoughts of his homeworld of Luxia, he had remembered the fun he had their, but he shook his head to try and forget. Year after year these memories came back to him almost retelling his tale on Luxia, and he didn't want to hear it. He stood up and walked away and tried to find someone that he could talk to, this would help him take his focus off Luxia.

Jax was talking to some other locals of Halloween town, he had heard Jack's announcement and could not believe that Elle was a princess. He had fought her and it seemed like she was from the organization. Could he have been mistaken on who the identity of this person was? He wanted to be sure, he nodded and bid farewell for now to the people he was talking to as he exited just outside the hall. He ducked into the shadows and pulled up his mask. "It has to be her, but how can I be sure?" He said as he began to think. He brought his hands together as he began to channel the Flames of Darkness. He thrust his hands upward as the flames went up to the ceiling and slipped through the skyline and fell hovering over top the chairs of Jack, Sally and Elle. He focused hard to try and pick up what they were saying, but he didn't get anything useful as he called back the flames. He pulled down his mask and walked into the hall. He had to get a first person encounter to be sure. He walked in and from the entrance looked to the center of the room. She looked the same, maybe she didn't remember him. Jax stood at the entrance and just began to mingle with others.