Meinkes was wandering around the castle. Because he couldnt DJ much else. He noticed Veles holding something in his hand, and slipped closer, hiding most of himself behind a nearby cornor.

Mercy gave a soft sigh when she left, going ahead and changing out of the simple dress she had on to an outfit that she could easily move in. She tied her hair up, looking in the mirror to see Spite's grinning face.
"I don't want to talk to you. Leave me alone." She mumbled, before her hand involuntary jerked up to pinch her other arm.
"O-Ow! Stop it! I already did what you wanted, leave me alone!" She snapped, before going out of her room and down the hall with a sour expression. Her green eyed wandered to the windows, and she could see Spite walking beside her as she looked. It was a curse, seeing him on reflective surfaces all the time. She hated his face.
"I can't help but tease my precious vessel. You're just too amusing! Plus, you might as well get used to seeing me, because pretty soon, I won't need to possess you anymore! You'll get to meet me face to face!"

Horace bought the goods he needed, almost forgetting to buy milk again, which would have been another disappointment for future Horace. He tried to not to get lost in the influx of people. More people have arrived while he was purchasing stuff, increasing the foot traffic. He veered to the side and slipped out. While steeping out of the crowd, he bumped into a blonde stranger. He blinked and said, "My apologies, I didn't see you there."

Arim walked closer to Meinke. "Meinke! May we talk?" She said slightly louder. She looked over, seeing Veles as well. "Oh, he is back early." She mumbled. She turned her attention back to Meinke, waiting for his response.

Avalee sat down and held her head. Crimson and Juniper walked over to her and sat down next to her. She smiled. Fell was being annoying. She could keep them under control, but they were still frustrating. Juniper barked and nuzzled her cheek. She kissed the dog's muzzle. She leaned against her while Crimson stood up and looked around.

Meinke nodded. "Of course, Ma'!?.c

Hisaka had done a pretty good job of dodging people as he walked, holding his groceries with a grimace. This was exactly why he disliked venturing out of his study, people just weren't his thing. Just walking through this wave of people gave him anxiety...
That's when he felt himself collide with someone, and he let out a bit of a startled yelp in response, completely snapping out of his thoughts. He coughed and cleared his throat, trying to brush past that pathetic squeak he just let escape from his lips.
"Er- No problem." Was what he managed to force out at he stared at the person in front of him.

Arim smiled. "Good. I need your help with the festival. We can't let it go wrong. Kaszemgon may attack and we can't let the people get hurt." She said sweetly. She grabbed his arm and looked at him.

Veles huffed. He tossed the rock between his hands and walked around looking for one of his "siblings" to talk to.

together. Course not." Meinke nodded. Then his hi expressions arkned. "But what about my......hands?" He asked. He didn't really do much with them....

Noticing that they might be uncomfortable, Horace decided to end this brief interaction. Not like he would continue a conversation with a stranger on a crowded street in other normal circumstances anyways. "Well.., off I go then. Farewell, have a lovely rest of your day," he said and walked away.

He went on the edge of where the shops were and went on a carriage ride home. The carriage's door squeaked as it opened. He went into his house and put down the case and bag of goods with a relieved sigh. "Finally," he said as he took out the milk. "I can have coffee." He took off a napkin that was covering a cup and poured the milk in. He warmed it up and gulped it down. He then started finishing up any work he had.

Arim smiled. "You shouldn't have to use them, unless it gets bad. I believe you can control them." She said. She looked around. "Now there is much else to be done. Do not worry." She began to walk away in her normal, graceful movements.