As soon as she'd made the reference to the possible danger presented by Naga attacks, which were commonplace in this particular town, she could feel a tugging on her neck before the bunnygirl climbed onto it. This, Laura knew, was a sign that she had achieved victory, and would undoubtedly get her meal without them ever knowing that she was distrustworthy.<br/><br/>"No worries," said Laura softly, smirking briefly as a reassurance, although this tightly concealed her sinister intentions, "if they come near, I know a move that frightens the living daylights out of them."<span style="font-style: italic">And you'll get to see that real soon.</span>her mind finished. However, another thought crossed her mind once she'd said this.<span style="font-style: italic">What if they ask me to show them? Wait - that's the perfect opportunity! Wonderful!</span><br/><br/>To her spectral delight, the bunnyboy sauntered towards her just as she'd started to walk up the stairwell with Fera still gripping on as if afraid she'd fall to her death if she let go. "That's a pair of nice names," smiled Laura as Chris and Fera introduced themselves, "those who don't know me call me Yoshi, but my name's Laura. Laura Myles." However, her delightment was about to increase even further when Chris announced that he would be going to his room, and now asked if anybody would want to come with him.<span style="font-style: italic">Perfect.</span>sighed Laura's brain.<span style="font-style: italic">Now's your chance.</span>However, what she didn't notice was that a Naga was watching them from the hotel's roof, and that like her, he was looking for living food to fill his void.