Saif walked in stride with Starfall, his gait comfortable with the slithering pace of her tail.  Although it felt natural to them at this moment, he'd never walked with a naga before.  Honestly, he'd only ever seen one before and that was a friend of his parent's visiting the manor.  Aside from that, all he knew was what he'd read in books.  The reality of Starfall, though, was a quite a bit more mesmerizing.  From the way she danced to the way she carried herself, she was both exotic and the kind of proud intellectual that Saif could see himself being with.  That thought made him a bit nervous, though.  What would Starfall think if she knew he was imagining them<em>together</em>like that?<br/><br/>Despite that line of thought, the mummy chuckled when he heard the DJ wish the others a terrible time.  Not all monster culture was reversed like that, but there was a sort of charm to the counter-culture.  Thousands of years, monsters had been separate from humanity and while there were good reasons for that, there were also reasons to rally against that boundary and that was how some did it.<br/><br/>For the moment, Saif focused on the adventure he was embarking on with Starfall.  She was the first naga he'd shared his company with and more than that, the first monster he'd flirted with, especially so brazenly.  He didn't know where his time with her would take him, but he was enthusiastic to see it through.<br/><br/><br/>Continued in: https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=273077.0