<strong>Location:</strong>Fairwinds Ferry > L'Escamoteur<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All<br/><br/>"I have absolutely no idea where she is.  She spends little time near the ocean."  However, he accepted the compromise for now.  As his expression shifted, his thoughts were easy to read, and he considered saying something villainous and cliche to assure compliance but decided better of it.  Instead, he just dove back into the ocean, and then Kyle quit working on the weaving.  The shore of Honolulu was in range, and it was getting close to time to dock.<br/><br/>(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3f/00/4f/3f004fbd0825ffbd4b9b11656a38f451.gif)<br/><br/>After the group went through all sorts of arrangements, accommodations, researching the Scion of Nezha, and anything else they might want to do, they ended up coming to the cocktail bar L'Escamoteur.  Translations for Japanese were listed not only in English but also in French.<br/><br/>Jet lag was a funny thing, and even though it was nighttime at Onogoro-Jima, the sun wasn't anywhere close to setting in Japan.  As such, the bar was mostly empty of people, and of those few, very few had much in the way of anything interesting that gave them the scent of the supernatural.<br/><br/>The bartender was a kitsune that didn't look anything like the Yui from the picture, and whose name tag read Himari.  Even without seeing her tail, though, and even though she was in a completely human form, the Scions could recognize her as supernatural.  It was an ability that came with the Visitation, though she was far from their first brush with the supernatural at this point.<br/><br/>The other overtly supernatural beings in the place were a group of three male oni.  Each was a vibrantly-colored (red, blue, and green) creature that looked a lot like a horned ogre, wearing cheap business suits and having weapons at the ready that looked like giant spiked baseball bats.  At the moment, they seemed all too happy to drink sake from the bottle; their mere presence was enough to intimidate most people from attempting to cause any sort of ruckus.<br/><br/>With a smile and heavily accented English, Himari said, "Welcome to L'Escamoteur.  How may I help you?"