Kayto's reply shot back in short order. "Jayde's whims are like the wind, you can unfurl a sail and ride them along or get blown away, knowing Jayde she'll have set up something simple where you don't need to talk for long, best brace for a visit to some theme park or zoo... might be the aquarium. so, i'd advise casual plus, no fancy button up shirts, but not anything with a silly slogan either, you know, the better class of T-Shirt. and don't worry, Jayde has arranged the time and place, i'll keep her away from interfering... but if at the end of the evening you gotta let Nyria down, do it gently, jayde likes her."<br/><br/>-------<br/><br/>Jayde arrived, seemingly out of breath and all too keenly aware of the tardiness definitely not winning her any goodwill. "I am so, so sorry about being late... i just don't know what happened, one moment i prepare to cross the road and... wait we're not close enough for any of that to matter." once she had caught her breath she scanned the trophy case. "this is not a hobbyist club... this is a club with passion, so this must be what you meant... alright senpai, i am ready to show you all i can do."<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Nyria simply nodded to Firis as she took her seat. "Well Mike agreed to meet up on Friday and... WHOA!" the transportation to the cyber city had startled her a bit. when she looked around and as she heard the explanation she took a sweeping glance over the datastream buildings. "There's no shortage of Cybertech geeks in the outside world, we're in Japan, it's either this or the Sengoku Jidai reenactment if this is really built on the view of someone's mind." She then listened keenly on what other rules this world operated on. "I'll have to keep my head down then, sorry for being just a load."