"Nah, this is our first time here. Pretty interesting place, this city." Jillian, of course, had been referring to the town all along rather then the bar in particular. "Pretty amazing that a place like this can flourish even out in the middle of a desert though. If you'd told me about it before showing me firsthand, I'd have laughed and told you to stop pulling my leg." All in all, Jillian thought that things were going pretty well. She could keep cool if the Gundam pilots could, and obviously nobody came here looking for a fight.<br/><br/>Jillian did, however, have to stifle a groan when she caught a glimpse of Catrina and saw that serious look in her eye, no doubt that Catrina identified that these were their rivals every time they hit the battlefield, just as Jillian had. Seemed like it was up to the redhead to get her war-torn friend's mind out of the depressing slump again. Damn it all, this night was going to be<em>fun</em>, and Jillian was going to make sure that Catrina enjoyed herself in one way or another. As if on queue, just then the music got a bit more energetic, and Jillian seized the opportunity by rising from her chair and grabbing Catrina by the arm. "Ooh! Looks like the floor is starting to open up, let's go."<br/><br/>Without taking no for an answer, Jillian urged Catrina out of the booth and towards the dance floor. Were she thinking in a more 'fun' mindset like before she'd realize what she was doing, but right now she was actually taking Catrina's mindset, judged from her eyes, pretty seriously and she wanted to make sure that everything was okay.