<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/02/Hayden_hawkens_12.jpg)</div>Dancing?  Interesting.  Tears-Asunder remembered the waltz, with each of the steps memorized so that she could easily replicate it.  That required a number of things, though, like a ballroom gown, a dance partner, and...<br/><br/>...and none of those things would help.  As Tears took a better look at the dance floor, none of what she expected was there.  The dancing was...chaotic, more gyrations and uncoordinated flailing than anything she truly expected.<br/><br/>Well, no one had ever said that she wasn't able to improvise.<br/><br/>She stepped onto the dance floor with the preternatural grace of a professional dancer, but one who was centuries out of practice.  That didn't stop her from turning on a heel, pirouetting like a ballerina and mixing together a number of various old forms of dance.  Many of the moves both required and expected a partner, but she did the best she could, improvising the dance together with the...strange...music.<br/><br/>If this was 1655, she would've had her choice of dance partners in most settings.