Abidas eyes opened wide at the thought of this ceremonial dance. How awful it sounded to her was apparent. "The Imperium is definitely... different..." she shook her head in an almost disgust at the thought of having that be ones only dance experience. Though Abida had some hope in her heart. It seemed maybe she could impart some of her home on these people. She how different they were for being the same species. The culture of Akkadi people and the rest of Humanity, especially the mainline of the Imperium was radically different. Had the others ever danced for fun? In Abidas mind she thought about the fun at home, the dancing, the hookah bars and drinks, this was a different place entirely. Dancing for ceremony? Maybe it was just a priestly thing. She seemed to be of a religious order anyway.<br/><br/>But Lilla showed some promise, maybe it was because she felt strange even in a place she was far more familiar with then Abida could hope to be. "Lets see... more dancing? That is what I like to hear." Abida smiled and got up and headed for her music box. She crouched down, her chest resting almost at her knees. "Lets do ... I think you can pick this one up easy," Abida nodded with assurance. She queued up a song to play from the music box. "Okay this is how it works, I'll lead and you follow my lead. We will meet and dance like before, but then break and I'll do some moves and you can copy or make some up as you go? Then we rejoin and repeat until we get tired or the music stops. Do you want to try?" she nodded as she readied the music to start, looking up at Sister Naser with her emerald eyes.<br/><br/>((Unfortunately there are few good recordings of music from the 20's so... if you don't mind the cliche song of the time go with<a class="externalLink" href="http://youtu.be/cSFzLfgKKLI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">this one</a>))<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>