Ursalo gracefully rolled out of his impressive pose and got to his feet. He bowed grandly (in the same way he had bowed to Jera and Tamlin) his snakes touching the ground. Then Yennet walked into the spotlight and took his own bow, then the grasshopper cat after him. They hardly cared that the elf members of the audience were not as loud or joyous as the demons. Minas was pleased with their performance so they were proud.<br/><br/>"Quite..." the fox demon agreed, every tooth bared as she smiled.<br/><br/>The lights did not change, and in the moment that the applause died down, Yennet let out another cry, this one much more jubilant, and wrapped his wings around Ursalo and pulled him into a dance.<br/><br/>Ursalo laughed but he caught on immediately, falling in step with the bird as the grasshopper played his strange body again, an upbeat tempo that sounded strangely like a mandolin making love with a banjo. The two danced around in a jig, much less artful than the previous performance but far more fun.<br/><br/>The demons whooped and banged their fists in time as Yennet sang out a raunchy song that the elves might have labeled as a tavern song had they understood the lyrics. It was a hilarious diddy and an all time favorite, full of crass innuendo and curses.<br/><br/>Yennet shouted something gleefully and the demons would shout something in return, finishing the lyric as they jumped in their seats. Ursalo twirled away from Yennet and disappeared into the darkness to grab a demon, a hare, and pulling him into the dance floor.<br/><br/>The hare laughed, his ears twitching as the other demons catcalled at him. He made motions as if he were too embarrassed to be pulled out in front of the crowd, but then suddenly dropped into the dance, kicking his feet with amazing dexterity.<br/><br/>The hall was riotous as a mead hall, the demons yelling and singing along and one by one they joined the dance. Minas delightedly clapped along, gleefully amused by the exuberance of her people.