The group had only been there for a minute or two, and yet, several waitresses showed up with food for them all.<br/><br/>"We didn't order anything," Reina said to the girls politely.<br/><br/>They giggled, set the food down, and walked away. "They must be new here," one of the girls mumbled to the others as they walked away.<br/><br/>"Confused," said Mai.<br/><br/>"Yeah, what just happened?" asked Reina.<br/><br/>Ebisu laughed. "Ana, the head chef here, is a long range mind reader. She knew what you'd order the moment you walked through the doors."<br/><br/>"A long range mind reader?" asked Reina. "Kind of like Lestat?"<br/><br/>"Perhaps," said Insei. "But Ana is only long range. If you're within seeing, or hearing range, she can't read your mind."<br/><br/>Mai turned to the trays the girls brought and lifted up the top to see what was inside the one in front of him. Reina went and did the same. Small smiles came to both their faces. It was as Ebisu said. They'd been given their favorites.<br/><br/>Reina paused mid-bite and looked to Ebisu. "I haven't seen you blink once," she said. "It's to keep you from having any black-outs right?"<br/><br/>"That's right," said Ebisu.<br/><br/>"But doesn't that hurt?" she asked.<br/><br/>"No, not really," said Ebisu. "I'm wearing special contacts so I don't have to."<br/><br/>"Oh so that's where the spiral pattern comes from?"<br/><br/>Ebisu laughed a little. "No, that's natural."<br/><br/>Reina blushed a little, "Oh."<br/><br/>Insei turned to the others. "So are you enjoying your meals?"