'The Carter' The comment surprised him. Did Asa really speak about him to other people? It was clear Ozzy was... close? Too his companion, but he was curious to see how much the two shared together. "The one and only" he responded with a small smile as Ozzy took a seat and Asa took his leave to get the drinks. "I didn't think I'd get much of a mention outside the house. We tend to keep things private, but this... I mean, I guess Asa just wanted a change of scenery" There was no way he was going to spill what had actually happened. He knew the damage that could cause and wasn't about to let Asa fall because he'd gone snooping around in his things.<br/><br/>"Half a century?" gee, Ozzy was far more open with things than Asa was. But then... Maybe he'd spoken to Asa about their troubles already? It was normal for people to confide in one another when things go pear shaped... "I wish I could've seen the place. You can feel its age walking the streets. In a way, it's comforting... Like home". It was one of the reasons he loved the house he'd grown up in. It held so much history.<br/><br/>Speaking to Ozzy seemed to come easier than he thought it would. They weren't close off in their human ages, but he knew looks meant nothing now. Just how many decades had Ozzy lived in? Or even seen? He wondered if the new stranger was attempting to do anything like Asa had warned him about before... He knew the blood would counter most things, but he wanted to know... or see what human were like around them. He couldn't halt the pull he felt for more information. But Asa had returned with the drinks just in the knick of time. Dancing wasn't really one of Carter's strengths and although he'd made it to the bar, he wasn't sure how long his strength would remain with him. So hearing 'He will not' filled Carter with relief. "Thank you" he said taking one of the glasses from Asa.<br/><br/>"If I change my mind, I'll know where to find you" he replied to Ozzy, but there was  no way he was getting up to join him on the dance floor. He took a sip from the glass Asa had handed him moments before and took a swig. Beer wasn't something he drank often. He'd always been a wine guy and never dipped into anything else. But the taste of the beer was refreshing and cool. It went down far too easily. "Hmm... I'll let you know Asa, stop worrying" he said setting his glass back down and placing a hand over Asa's knee with a small smile on his face. "Thank you for taking me out tonight. Sitting and watching the people is enough for me with your company. Ozzy seems nice too. Seems you've known each other for a while" he said with a quiet chuckle escaping him "Unless... you're wanting to show him up on the dance floor? I'm sure you've got a few hidden moves up your sleeve?. I only know what you've taught me from all the parties we used to have" but all the dances were synced and rather old-fashioned compared to what everyone else was doing on the dance floor.