Diane
《*Hmm... This is difficult.*》

There was most certainly a hidden trick to whatever Levi was showing them, but it felt a bit impolite to try and predict whatever trick they had planned. No, Uriel had asked for a show, and they would most certainly do their best to be a pleasant and agreeable participant. 

《*This one, non?*》 

They point a finger at Levi's right hand, and look over at Levi with a tilted head. Whatever the 'trick' was, Uriel was excited to witness Levi's craft at work. Would it be behind their ear, or under their shoe, or somewhere even more unpredictable? The possibilities were oh so grand.
Robert
Once Uriel chose a hand, they'd lessen the grip on that hand, revealing nothing within. Completely flat, they'd turn their hand to face them from the back-side, even going so far as to spread their fingers separately. The coin was nowhere to be seen in that hand. _<Unfortunately, it isn't here! But- let's check the other one then, hmm? >_ Giddy, they'd keep their right hand still and do the same process with the left hand. Nothing there as well.

They'd do an overly exaggerated _wow_, wondering where it could have _possibly_ went. 

Then, they'd stand up before reaching downwards behind Uriel's ear, slowly but surely pulling out to reveal the same coin as before. 

_ < Tadaa _ 

They'd flip the coin in the air towards Uriel, wanting them to keep it. It was a cheap one anyway.
Diane
The coin hits Uriel in the face and falls down onto their lap, their hand reaching to catch far, far too late. Nevertheless, they smile at the trick, applauding the magician for their work. 

《 *That's a very clever bit of misdirection— I've always admired the type of people able to pull something like that off. Unfortunately, I stick out a bit too much to do anything coy.* 》

They gesture up and down at their body, clarifying the already exceedingly obvious point. 

《 *I'd ask to see more of what you could do, but it's getting late. I'd feel a bit guilty if I ended up being the reason you stayed awake, despite having been approached for sleeping aid.* 》

The thought is a bit amusing in its irony, and Uriel makes sure to toy over the inherent humor before looking over at Levi expectantly.
Robert
They'd wince when the coin would fall onto their face, attempting to reach for it. Unfortunately, they were too late already, the coin having reached their lap by the time they even tried to salvage the situation. _ < Sorry... >_ Rubbing the back of their neck, they looked slightly ashamed as they hit their audience, expecting them to at least catch it. 

At that comment, they disagreed. Humans had a tendency to focus on details, instead of the larger picture. Seeing as Uriel seemed to be a glaring beacon, they could use that advantage to draw them in, while doing something else entirely. Of course, it required practice, but they were sure that anyone who had the will to learn would be capable of doing sleight of hand. They chose to stay silent.

_ <Ok... Yeah... It's getting late and I agree... Thanks I guess. You know. For talking to me. >_

They'd glance over on the coin on their lap, and then to Uriel themselves. _ < Before we leave- I have one more magic trick. It's a classic one >_ They'd turn around for a moment before returning once again, a grin on their face. They'd extend their arms to their sides, appearing to be clutching on something. Levi would then whip their hands forwards as if they were puffing a blanket out- an audible fluttering noise being made. Levi would wink. 

_ < Good night! >_ 

They'd make a final wave motion upwards, portions of their body disappearing from head to toe, until they were completely gone.
Diane
A blink. Two blinks. 

*....Huh.* 

Levi certainly was an interesting fellow. They reminded Uriel of themselves in the smallest of ways, and so were a bit excited to see whatever lurked inside the other's head. 

*Good night, I suppose.*