Shona
After the performance most people left to finish their shopping or had other things to do. Silas had been packing up his stuff - changing out his shoes for a more comfortable pair that wouldn't hurt his feet by the end of the day. *'I should preform here more often..'* The man thought to himself - however he was startled when he heard a voice nearby. He's had a few people stay after shows but normally it's a few kids who were training to be dancers and idolized the man. Slowly did the redhead stand to his feet and shift his gaze towards the stranger. 

"Funny. You come to one of my shows and yet you do not know my name?" Silas spoke as he made his way over towards the taller one. Stopping a couple feet from him to keep a decent about of distance between the two. "Silas, Silas Verne. Professional Ballet Dancer."
Dovie
《 It seems that way, and Kahlo won't stop surprising me with its news. 
Alexander Deroy, nice to meet you, Silas Verne. 》 
He said in the meantime that he gave a slight bow with his head for politeness.
The boy's first words intrigued him, if his own name was quite popular, this meant that he had spent far too much time empathizing with his work more than expected instead of going out and enjoying the art of the show as he often did long ago. Maybe it could also be the fact that he lived in Celestia, he could not very often visit Kahlo. Might never know.

《 I wanted to congratulate you for your performance, it is not every day observe such dedication. I have to admit, it's a shame not to have heard of you before. Are you from around here? 》
Shona
"Kahlo; the city of surprises." Hummed the man - he returned the polite jesture of bowing his head to the other. He hadn't seen this man around but he wasn't around here often and so it made sense. "No, I barely visit if I'm being honest." It felt awkward to simply be standing here having what appeared to be a meaningless conversation however he had nothing better to do other than smoke and perhaps grab a few drinks at a local tavern. His eyes scanned the man, he looked to be older and his fashion wasn't an awful taste. He could work with it. 

"Well, thank you. I live in Celestia but only recently did I start preforming there. It gets too crowded for my liking."
Dovie
From Celestia? Definitely he spent too much time on his work, and thus made him ignorant about the existence of what was more common to see and hear for citizens. 
At this point, he wondered in his mind what other events he missed while being inside of his own world for so long.

《I can understand. Celestia can be too noisy in certain time of the day, especially when festivities happen. A reason why I don't go out often, but that made me miss your name. Well, now seems to be fixed.》
He calmly talked, adjusting a bit the necktie while looking around for a quick moment.
Having a conversation in a crowded day of market wasn't truly something that could make up for a proper one. For now, he would have waited a little more for a invitation at the tavern, he didn't want to seem invasive or annoying.

《I never saw such movements in ballet, most of times in theaters they perform what is already seen, or try to come out with something new.
As much as I appreciate to visit it from time to time, your art expressed strongly a story that doesn't get ignored easily.》
Shona
"The best preformances come from the heart." He responded as he slowly began to walk in the direction of the tavern. "Join me, If you'd like. Strangely, you've caught my interest, Alexander." A pause as he turned to look over his shoulder towards the taller male. "The movements you saw are ones of perfection. Never will I miss a beat, a step or a jump. It would be a flaw and I am not one to have flaws." 

"You reside within Celestia as well? Isn't that odd. What do you spend your time doing other than travel and watch a stranger preform?" He inquired - his tone remained neutral, unshowing of emotions. "It takes years of dedication and practice however it is all worth it in the end. Doing what I love and being the best at it."
Dovie
He listened carefully, and the more he did so, the more his attention grew towards what Silas had to say, or rather specify, what he thought.
It was not common for a person to get his curiosity, and Silas had done it perfectly effortlessly, as it was his personality that was interesting.

《Gladly, at least it's a quieter place to continue this conversation.》

He answered as he began to walk, following his figure heading towards the tavern. At least they didn't have to stand in the middle of the market, it would have been a waste to deepen that knowledge there. In addition, a good glass of whiskey would have accompanied everything in a more engaging way. 
Continuing to listen, he learned that the boy was a lover of perfection, and this he had demonstrated with his dance. He knew he was no ordinary dancer, there was much more, and that respected him.

《I'm a surgeon at the clinic I founded in the slums. There I continue my research also in the alchemical field and as an artificer, but also refine them more and more. 
Just as you love what you do, I do the same. I can't do my job and take it lightly, a simple mistake in cutting, mixing or building and everything goes to waste. I never allowed that, and it never will. I can say that yes, the sacrifices made are worth it.》

He answered calmly, despite his face lacking expression, but a sign of pride could be heard.
Meanwhile, the tavern grew closer as they continued. It was then that he slightly accelerated the pace so as to open the door to let it through first, making a small nod with his head.
Shona
Silas wasn't one to enjoy the small-talk. He found it rather pointless and unsatisfying, however this one time it seemed alright. It helped with his boredom, besides if he didn't all he would be doing is waiting for the next time he'd dance. It was the only thing that gave him purpose in this world or so it felt like that at least. 

"I agree. However not sure how quiet it will be. If not, it's at least more secluded than compared to out here in middle of the street." 

He returned to making his way over towards the tavern. His hands neatly clasped behind his back, not looking back now to see if Alexander was following - only assuming he would and if he didn't it wouldn't change too much. 

"A man of many talents?" He inquired as the two walked. "I applaud you. That is no easy task. I'd say you need to be more precise compared to a man who does jumps or spins for a living. Truly, it's inspirational, Alex." 

He paused when the taller opened the door for him - he lifted a hand to place it over his heart as he respectfully bowed his head to Alexander. "Thank you, good sir." He made his way inside and found a small booth in the corner - most people were by the bar and he didn't wish to deal with that. "I'll cover whatever you order, don't worry."