When the fae woman went up to sing, another fae came and asked Kosuke to dance. He gave a smile and a nod and they made their way to the dance floor. Kosuke had never really danced before, but it wasn't very hard to figure out how. You just kind of moved with the music and followed the lead of whatever everyone around you was doing.<br/><br/>As they were dancing and the fae woman's voice carried them through the song, Kosuke said to the fairy he was dancing with, "She has a beautiful voice."<br/><br/>The fairy girl nodded, "She's Lady Fae, our queen."<br/><br/>Kosuke gazed back up at Lady Fae in wonder, "So that's the queen of fairies."<br/><br/>After Lady Fae had concluded her songs they started up with some faster paced music. The fairy girl looked at Kosuke. "Can you sing?" she asked.<br/><br/>"Um, well, a little," Kosuke stuttered, a little nervous of where this was going.<br/><br/>The fairy girl smiled at him and dragged him up to the stage. He stood up there rather awkwardly for a moment, then his expressions softened. As if reading his mind the musicians began to play the song.<a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aky4H7iSWUw&amp;feature=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aky4H7iSWUw&amp;feature=related</a>It was beautiful, and a little bit impressive how Kosuke could pull off a part that would normally be sung by a girl. He was a boy, but his voice was clearly a soprano.<br/><br/>Everyone who was dancing to this song held their partners close and moved slowly, almost hypnotically. Those who weren't dancing watched Kosuke with entranced eyes. When the song was done, he got an applauds and people called out for one more.<br/><br/>this time the song was a little more lively, but still drew upon the same beautifully sad essence as the last one.<a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6J0ZB8N830&amp;feature=relmfu">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6J0ZB8N830&amp;feature=relmfu</a>Once again, Kosuke's voice sounded almost exactly like a girl's.<br/><br/>Both of the songs had been sung in elvish, which Kosuke found came naturally to him, as if he had been born with it programmed into him. He stopped with the second song, and went back to just sit down and listen to the more lively songs, and just watch people dance.