<div class="floatright">(https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-q-taCxsXB1M/Wmy0xibY2yI/AAAAAAAAUyg/VwttwdVFynQKJ9CLukqg6JPuw0dMmGSbgCLcBGAs/s1600/lls204-06m53s.png)</div>The day was perhaps a tad warmer than some would have liked but it was mostly pleasant. The wind was just at the right breeze to provide relief from the humid afternoon and the sun was just starting to lower into the sky. The building that had been designated as the gathering point was in the middle of a business park, the surrounding area had been vacated for the occasion. It wouldn't do to have something unkind happen towards any of the guests that were coming.<br/><br/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/377/228/79c.jpg)</div>At the entrance to the building was a little girl, well woman actually but one could be excused for the mistake given the slight frame, handing out flyers with the agenda. "Welcome," her voice chipper despite the unholy sense of dread she gave out. "On behalf of the Organization for Demi-Human... um... err... Agency," her words going a little out of whack as she was soon mobbed by other demi's. It wasn't unheard of for a Demi to land a job working with humans, by far one of the biggest employers of Demi's was the agency after all, but for many that was a new experience.<br/><br/>The orientation happened when enough new applicants had been accepted to the human world. This was not to say that Demi's didn't get held up waiting for a large group, it was just that they waited until there was a large enough group of folks to warrant an introduction. So for some of the Demi's it could be up to six months before they get their "official" welcome to the world of humans.  Lily the Lich, as she was called in the Agency even though she was actually just a shedium, had been chosen to greet the demi's because on the off chance a human showed up they didn't want the greeter to be very intimidating. There were all sorts of problems given the unique biology of the Demi's and the more human ones tended to be more readily accepted. And so Lily was currently doing her best to answer questions, above her pay grade, and direct everyone.<br/><br/>Further into the building there were humans helpfully guiding the mass of new comers into the assembly room. Not all of the demis could obviously find seating, but they would do there best to fit comfortably. Human stadiums and chairs just weren't made for all of the different body types. From the larger than life Oni and Giants to the Centaur and ghosts. A table of refreshment was in the corner, boasting a collection of sodas, something that wasn't in the demi world, water, tea and coffee. Because of dietary needs special liquids would have to be requested of the staff at the refreshment table.<br/><br/>At the front of the auditorium was a small raised stage with four humans sitting on it. A gentleman and three women. The blonde haired woman was lightly chatting with the gentleman with black hair, a woman who had the look of a lawyer sat prim and proper on the end of the row of humans and in the middle the one demi human, floating above the others in what appeared to be a bored lounge. It wasn't hard to recognize the ghost. Yuri Kalfoxx, head of the Demi Relocation project and something of a celebrity for her vocal position on many diverse subjects. No one was exactly sure how old Yuri was, but outside of a few government officials very few demi's command the respect that she did. Her supporting vocally the cultural exchange was something that some of her biggest detractors said proved that this was only a fake of Yuri and that she was having a good laugh at all of them.<br/><br/><div align="center">(https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/877/920/181.jpg)</div>