Ava watched the trio go, her ice blue eyes narrowed in thought. What in the hell was Moonbeam talking about, and what kinds of things had Ava done in the were's visions? Ava shook her head and followed a little while later, ignoring Tomoro and the two males with her. She followed the scents of Devan and the were's, but then stopped. She quickly dove into an ally, hiding in the shadows as she watched Moonbeam and her mate go by, heading back to the cafe with smiles on their faces. Ava blinked, wondering how on earth they could be angry and upset one minute, and then happy the next. She shook her head and rolled her eyes. She waited for a minute until the sound of their steps faded away, and she came out of the ally. She looked around, making sure nobody was watching her, and continued on her way, following Devan's scent, and now the renewed scent of the two were's. Ava found herself at a hotel, and walked inside. Now was the tricky part. she followed the scent to the right elevator, and pressed the button, waiting for the right one to open. Once it did, she stepped inside and pressed the button for every floor. She went up and stuck her head out of the elevator at each floor, trying to find the scent again. Once she had found it, she walked out of the elevator, and followed it to a room that had only Devan's scent. Ava smirked, rather pleased with herself. It'd been a while since she'd had to track someone. She raised her fist and knocked softly with the back of her fist, waiting for a reply.

Lola shifted a bit, cocking her head to the side. "I do enjoy the occasional indulgence, but it's usually during.... intimate.... moments..." Another thing about Lola, she was a very carnal woman. She enjoyed physical touch, and she enjoyed physical pleasures. Not that she had a need for them, as she was a Vampire, and any emotions from her were very few and far between. She glanced over at him, a grin sliding across the scarred vampire's face. "And why would you assume that I do not drink, hm?" She questioned him slyly.

At moonbeam's request, Tomoro snapped awake, gaping at the were. she looked at both of them in shock, then looked at Abel and Abott. An identical slow grin began to grow on their faces. She looked back at moonbeam and said, "of course we'd be honored." then she immediately broke out into tears. Tomoro had never had a family before but now, she had almost-sisters and packmates. She grabbed onto moonbeam's hand and hid her face in Abott's shirt and cried like a baby.

Moonbeam smiled brightly and then her expression softened seeing tomoro,s reaction. "Oh don't cry, you'll make me cry too." she said and hugged her friend softly. "I was hoping that you could be the maid of honor as well..." she added and smiled. She had been planning on having Caprica do that but she was getting married at the same time she was so that wouldn't work anymore. "I hope you'll say yes." she said softly.

At this next bit of astonshing news, Tomoro whipped around and after staring at her, she began to laugh and hiccup at the same time. Finally, because she was unable to speak, she just nodded and crawling over the guys abstructing her path, pushing Senri aside, she wrapped her arms around moonbeam and sniffled into her hair happily.

Caprica smiled and wrapped her arms around him. "Why didn't you?" She asked kissing him again, just as the baby's woke up and began fussing. "Do you have a bottle ready? Or should I make two?" She asked resting her forehead against his.

Reyin smiled and ignored one of the girls who were trying to get his attention and continued to stare of her. "Simple... your eyes... only little flacks of red show in the light...were as mine, or any vampire who drinks a lot, there eyes are purely red when in the light." He said smiling wider.

She let a grin slide across the scarred features. She turned her gaze to him and then back at the girl who was attempting to get his attention. It was a warning glance, and the girl caught it immediately. Her eyes flickered back towards him. "Shame on me for liking my blue eyes..." She said, raising the glass to her lips. "Blue eye, rather..." This was more of a grumble. "Don't assume that because I do not drink a lot, that I am a tender individual. I can assure your assumption would be misguided and incorrect." She shooed off a man who had nearly worked up enough courage to speak to her.

The door Ava knocked on was jerked open merely moments after she knocked, and the vampire standing in the doorway raised an eyebrow. "Yes?"
Fingering the doornob, Devan straightened, meeting Ava's gaze. "Do you need something?"
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The tall youth growled slightly when Moonbeam kissed his jaw, and was about to return the gesture when Tomoro interfered. Senri let out a quiet "oof" when he was pushed aside, and let a warm smile slip onto his face. Straightening, the were moved to place a friendly hand on Abel's shoulder.

Ava smiled at Devan and said nothing, practically gliding past him into his room, looking around the room with the same smile on her face. "Nice place." She said, acting as though they had known each other for years, even though she had just met him that day. She did a little hop and sat on the bed, smiling at Devan. "Nah. I was just curious about everyone in your little pack, so I decided to follow you for a while." She said, shrugging as if it were no big deal.

Reyin smiled and grabbed her chin in his hand. "I think I could easily beat you in a fair fight...question is...Would I play fair?" He asked moving closer to her so their faces were inches apart.

She moved the way he wanted her too. She chuckled in her throat. "Another incorrect assumption... And on fighting fair..." Her blue eye flickered dangerously, "It isn't suggested if you hope to come out on top." Lola was fierce at best. She was always looking for blood to spill here and there. Her hand slid up his arm, and when she reached his wrist she jerked it away and shifted, putting his back against the counter. Her free hand reached up, fussing with his hair, running her fingers through it before she pulled them away and stepped away from him. His fierceness enticed her, excited her. She leaned back against the bar.

Devan narrowed his eyes, about to protest having Ava in his room . . . but then he fell silent, a thoughtful look on his face. "So you're just messing around and wasting time?" he asked, gently closing the door and giving the woman a charming smile. "Sounds like fun."
The vampire sat on the floor, leaning back against the bed.

Moonbeam was surprised when Tomoro wrapped her arms around her small frame. She smiled and held Tomoro's head gently though she was practically half a head taller. "Im glad your up to it." she said lightly and grinned at Senri. She gave him a smile and a look telling him he better pick a best man. They were going to need one after all.

Fang smiled and kissed her nose. "Moonbeam left one ready so you feed one and I'll make another bottle. Deal?"he said brightly and kissed her cheek and went to get the bottle.

"Are either of you interested in playing groomsman?" Moving to sit between the two (taking Tomoro's earlier place), Senri wrapped a companionable arm about each of the male's necks. "I think we'd have room for the two of you to join us, yes?"

Ava shrugged. "I've got nothing better to do. I've basically just been sitting around for a few decades, doing absolutely nothing." She said, sighing and flopping back on her back on his bed, making herself at home. Her long flaming red hair was strewn about the bed, and her arms were outstretched over it.

Devan smiled slightly, letting out an annoyed hiss under his breath. "Out of my cage only to be pestered by a stranger," he grumbled under his breath, shaking his head. "You seem comfortable barging in here and taking my space."
The vampire's red eyes moved to Ava when he leaned his head back, and he sniffed in disdain. "I have the were's to worry about. I don't need you invading my privacy as well."
His expression smoothed then, and he closed his eyes briefly. Such is the way of life.

Moonbeam smiled widely seeing Senri's cute buddy up with the two other male weres. She was happy everything seemed to be going good and she wanted nothing more then to have an amazing wedding, be bound to senri forever, and share it with her friends. It was like a dream come true.

Ava smirked, flashing her fangs as she lept off the bed and, with lightning speed, in the blink of an eye, she was crouched in front of him, her amused face inches from his. "Oh, come now. I'm not all that bad. I'm certainly more interesting company than the were's." She said, chuckling softly, a small lock of her red hair falling in her pale face.

"Better company doesn't mean I enjoy it," Devan muttered, leaning back as far as he could against the bed behind him. He raised an eyebrow as she crouched before him, and raised a hand to gently stroke the hair out of her face . . . before using one finger to push her away from him. The vampire couldn't help but smile slightly. Spirited. I'll give her that.

Ava raised an eyebrow when Devan brushed the lock of hair away form her face. She chuckled when he pushed her away, and she got the hint, scooting a couple feet away and sitting back against the wall. Ava reached over her shoulder and gathered all of her hair and pulled it in front. Absently, she began to braid it, smirking at Devan. "You certainly are an interesting male." She said, her voice full of amusement.

"Interesting?" Devan scoffed, letting his head fall back against the bed. " 'Interesting' good, or 'interesting' bad?" His gaze flashed to the movement of her fingers, but then rose to the ceiling above him. A smile tugged at his mouth, and he closed his eyes for a moment before moving to stand, flopping on the bed and facing Ava with his head resting on his arms. "And you are absolutely an odd woman." He chuckled. "A bold individual for randomly stopping by someone's room and expecting to be allowed to stay." Not that I've pushed you out yet . . . so you might as well have been invited in.

"Don't worry, so far, it's a good interesting." Said Ava, braiding her long hair still. She listened to what Devan said about her, and raised an eyebrow. "I'll take that as a compliment." She said, smirking. Then she returned his chuckle with one of her own. "Don't act like you're not perfectly ok with it. If you didn't want me hear, you could easily just throw me out of the window." She said, practically reading his mind.

"Yes, well . . ." the vampire trailed off, rolling his eyes. "Yes." Blinking lazily, Devan flashed his fangs. "I guess the both of us have a bit of time on our hands, unfortunately. I may be under the were's control, but they aren't very ruthless. I don't have much to do . . . ever." He took a deep breath, slowly letting it out. "Though it is lovely to be out of that damned cage."
His expression darkened momentarily, and the vampire's red eyes narrowed as he thought. For a moment, he merely was lost in his own thoughts . . . his gaze drifting over the woman on the floor.

Ava frowned at the mention of Devan being in a cave, and looked down at her hands, fiddling with her hair. She finished the long, thick braid, and put a hair tie on the end to keep it from unwravaling. With a large sigh, she tossed the heavy braid to the side and reached her arms high above her head, stretching. She wasn't sure what to say, so instead she let Devan think in silence until he spoke again.

"You have beautiful eyes," Devan broke the silence. Chuckling to himself, he closed his eyes as his head rested against his arms. "Has anyone ever told you that?"
The vampire watched quietly as she stretched, letting a slight smile slip onto his face.