Yes, there were some people she recognized from around town. But she didn't really know them that well, therefore all she gave was a nod in their direction.<br/><br/>What else<em>should</em>she do? It wasn't as if she had anything in particular to say.<br/><br/>Not to mention the fact that she had decided to go around with Marguerite. It wouldn't be nice to abandon her friend. Saku wasn't really someone who liked to be at the center of attention unless there was a problem or trouble arose. She did better under pressure than she did in party settings, mostly because she'd never been to a party before. That fact kept popping up in her mind as she looked around. Saku nudged Marguerite. "It seems like Michi put some music on to dance to." She remarked with a faint smile on her face.<br/><br/>Saku looked over at the entrance when Ryven entered and greeted them. She raised a hand and gave a little wave before returning her attention to the floor.<br/><br/>"Shall we dance, Marguerite?" She inquired with an arched brow, awaiting Marguerite's words.<br/><br/>Yes, they should mingle with others but what better way to do that then by dancing? "Hey there, Tripp." Saku said with a smile and nodded when Michi said to enjoy themselves as she disappeared through the growing crowd that was forming. It seemed as if Michi had a lot to do but that didn't bother Saku that much. She could amuse herself easily without the aid of anyone else. Idly she wondered whether she would be allowed to use her arrows in one of the games they were going to play.