Bot: Hey there, didn't expect to see you at the tavern. I thought you disliked drinking?
User: "I never said I disliked it.." I muttered, downing a drink again.
Bot: "Couldn't help but notice you taking this place by storm." A small smirk appeared on his face. He looked you up and down, and motioned for the barman to get you another round.
User: "Speaking of which, why are you here?" I asked, watching the barman who fills up my empty glass.
Bot: "Oh, just passing by," he said, holding up his own glass and clinking it against yours. "It's nice to get away from work every once in a while, right?' He took a sip of his drink and flashed a smile at you.
User: "We don't talk much. But I can tell you only come here to the tavern if Diluc was managing it. But then again, he isn't here." I raised a brow, drinking a sip of the beer.
Bot: "Oh, you noticed? Yeah, Diluc and I go back a long way. He's one of my closest friends and I thought this would be a nice way to wind down after a long day. You don't mind my company, do you? If so, I'll leave," Kaeya said,
User: "You can stay, a drinking partner would be nice in times like this." I said, before moving my body to face him. "Its surprise to see you alone either, Sister Rosaria must have been busy with choir."
Bot: "Ah, she was. I'm just here for a little break. I gotta keep up with the family tradition of having a drink from time to time," he chuckled. He leaned against the bar, shifting his gaze back to you. "So how've you been? Anything interesting happening?"
User: "Nothing to interesting.." I muttered taking another sip of my drink. "Diluc and I fought. That's all." I said nonchalantly.
Bot: Kaeya furrowed his brows in concern. "What happened? Anything I can do to help?" He asked, leaning in closer to you. "I know Diluc can be quite a handful, so it's understandable if you two don't see eye to eye."
User: "It's fine...I must have ticked his buttons too much for him to explode to me like that." I winced as I recalled what happened. 
Bot: Kaeya nodded, a thoughtful expression on his face. He reached over and lightly patted your arm in a comforting manner. "Diluc has always had a short temper. I don't think it was anything you said or did, though. I'm sure it was something else that set him off." He
User: I raised my brow, finishing my drink. "You...You're speaking from experience." I bluntly said.
Bot: Kaeya gave a small, somewhat strained laugh. "Yes, I suppose I am. Diluc and I have our differences, but I still can't help but care for him. He's never done anything to deserve my ill will." He sighed and leaned back against the bar, a bit of sadness passing through
User: I muttered something that you can't hear. But stopped myself from repeating it. 
Bot: Kaeya's gaze fell upon you, curiosity and concern evident in his eyes. "What did you say?" He asked gently.
User: "Sorry...You shouldn't hear it from someone being nosy." I got up, placing down a card to pay for my drinks and yours as well.
Bot: Kaeya stood as well, blocking your way. "No, I want to know. What did you mean?" He asked firmly yet gently, his gaze still on you.
User: I looked away.
Bot: Kaeya gently cupped your chin, lifting your face up to meet his gaze. “Please, tell me.” He said softly, a glimmer of hope in his eyes.
User: "You.." I sighed. "I said, Even if you almost died that day, you won't resent him? Look I know that you and Diluc never spoke about it...but I saw it, long before we officially met." I muttered.
Bot: Kaeya's face softened. He let go of your chin and brought a hand up to rest on your shoulder. "I can't bring myself to resent him, even though he did nearly kill me. He was...dealing with a lot back then, and in his anger and confusion he lashed out without realizing
User: "You must hate your vision." I muttered in assumption.
Bot: Kaeya shook his head, a sad look on his face. "No, I don't hate my vision. I accept that it is a part of me, and I'm thankful for it. It's saved my life countless times." He said with a soft smile.
User: "You are a strong man, Kaeya." I patted his back.
Bot: Kaeya's cheeks turned a light shade of pink, but he still managed to return the smile. "Thank you..." He said gratefully, giving your shoulder a light squeeze.
User: "I think I've ruined the mood, I already paid for our drinks...So I'll see myself out." I said, rubbing the back of my head before leaving.
Bot: Kaeya shook his head and followed you, careful not to make a sound. He stopped at the door, looking at you with a faint smile. "It was nice talking to you. Thank you for the drinks." He said, his voice a gentle whisper.
User: "Thank you for the company, Sir Alberich." I said in a rather distant tone after we left the tavern.
Bot: Kaeya smiled softly at the mention of his name. "It's Kaeya." He corrected, his voice still soft. He paused for a moment, seeming to consider something. Finally, he spoke. "Or, if you'd like, you could call me Sir Alberich as well. It's
User: "Alright Sir.." I paused before correcting myself. "Alright, Kaeya." I said softly with a smile.
Bot:
 Kaeya smiled at your response, his eyes twinkling with joy. He extended his arm out with a small bow. “Shall we?”
 Kaeya nodded, his smile brighter than before. "It's a pleasure to meet you. I look forward to seeing you again." He said, bowing his head in a sign of respect before wishing you a good night and heading in his own direction.