The twins smiled and took their seats. â€œIt is a pleasure to meet all of you.â€ They said in unison nodding their heads politely. â€œMy name is Akari, and my name is Akemi Nagasaki.â€ They said one at a time. At the complement to their clothes and hair they said, â€œwe would say the same to you. Since weâ€™ve lived in Europe we have had lots of fun looking at the different gowns and hairstyles, most of the time we try and copy them to the best of our abilities.â€ This time it was Akari who spoke. â€œOur elder brother does not always agree with out tastes but he is old fashioned.â€ As if to emphasize the point she looked over at her straight backed brothers.<br/><br/>â€œHe has told us he was a prince once back home before the bad times.â€ Akemi said when her sister fell silent. Smiling she said, â€œwe are all from Japan. We have been here for quite a few years now but as is his custom our eldest has us dress in traditional Japanese dress during special occasions.â€ They might have been talking more than what others had wanted to, so nothing could slip out but it was easy enough to check their story.  No one in their family had any skeletons in their closets but Kazuhito, and that was during his time in the Japanese Royal Vampire Court.<br/><br/>While the girls chatted with the princess and her friends Tsukiya sat staring out at everything, taking it all in when someone came to stand in front of him. Distracted by this new presence he heard her ask if he would care for a dance. He was about to ask Kazuhito if it was alright when he felt a hand on his shoulder. â€œIt is impolite to keep a lady waiting.â€ The elder brother said as he himself stood and made his way to the king and queen who were talking with someone he thought he recognized.<br/><br/>Tsukiya stood as well and took the hand of the maiden and said, â€œYou are beautiful, like the sweet scented cherry blossoms from Japan.â€ A little uncomfortable with his flirtations he turned that feeling to confidence and a smile.  The twins had happened to glance over and then giggled. â€œWe wonder how well dear brother will do, he had only just learned the dances.â€ Their voices rang like honey drops and their laughs sounded like spring chimes.