Kiyoko was smiling at Rosalie.<span style="color: #FF0000"><span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">"Yep, I'll talk to you later, bye!"</span></span></span>She said gleefully, and she thought to herself, this girl smiled! I made her smile, this is wonderful! I have only ever made Degnar smile before, and that's usually for my benefit. But this time I caused someone to smile, to be happy! She had turned and was practically skipping to the Library. She had Completely forgotten about Toren.<br/><br/>Degnar could see Kiyoko's joy and he knew it wasn't faked. This made him incredibly happy, he gave Rosalie his most sincere smile.<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #4000FF">"Thank you, but now I have some business to attend to. I will see you later, Rosalie."</span></span></span>He then became serious and nodded at some vampires who had been lurking in the shadows nearby. He then walked down the hall and they moved to walk beside him. He then started to speak to them in a unknown language.<br/><br/>Kiyoko had reached outside when suddenly she became worried. What if my hunting scares that girl off, she thought to herself. I'll just have to try to only go as far as she does. She was still thinking on what she was going to do once night came, when she reached the Library. She went up to the ghoul who ran the place, and handed him the letter and told him it was from the the Theater. She had already read it, basically it said that due to recent events a hunting party was getting together to be safer and quieter in hunting. A ghoul named Kiyoko would be making sure they didn't draw to much attention, as long as everyone followed her lead. It gave the location of the meet up, and it said to be there by nightfall. And that it asked the ghoul of the library to let everyone there know. It was much longer than that but that is what she understood of it. So the ghoul went to the people there he knew as nocturnes, and passed them the letter so that they could read it discretely.