“Ah, that makes sense…” He replied, holding his book close to his chest. Glancing up at the server, Garridan felt somewhat comfortable; as she looked to be overwhelmed herself–that isn’t to say he didn’t feel bad for her, though. It seemed they were kindred souls. “I think it would be accommodate…or compensate w-works to. Hm, which would it be–?” Tilting his head, the vampire slightly pursed his lips, until a look of worry crossed his face. “Oh, I’m afraid I ah, don’t know myself…but both could work–?” At Ludivyn’s insistence to figure something out, he felt a small smile trace his face. “Ah, I know it’s a bit much to ask–but thank you.”
Now left alone, Garridan set his book on the table before him, tracing his finger along the lettering. Hearing others talking, chatting among themselves within company made the vampire feel a bit lonely. He was used to feeling that way, given that he’d only recently begun to leave his bubble in an attempt to befriend others. While that had been successful, Elidi and Kiki were much too busy, and he’d have hated to disturb them from their endeavors.
Hearing someone clear their throat, Garridan perked up, reluctantly making eye-contact with Ludivyn before his light hues averted them. “Oh–” Immediately, he could smell the scent of blood. He didn’t even require Ludivyn to state which type of blood it was, for the vampire had grown accustomed to their differences. Nonetheless, he smiled warmly. He could only imagine the lengths the waitress had gone to in order to fulfill his request, and he felt quite guilty. “Fangta–? That’s…that’s a nice name.” The blond let out a soft giggle, glancing down at his hands which were now clasped together in his lap. “I’m sorry, I’m sure it must have been quite difficult…I w-would hope it wasn’t too much trouble.”
He timidly reached for the bottle, raising it to his lips and taking a sip. Yes, the droplets that met his tongue seemed to invigorate his senses. Garridan felt as if he could hear a bit clearer, catch even the faintest scents as the blood ran down his throat. Setting the bottle back on the table, he hesitantly looked up to Ludivyn. “Ah, you think so–? And please, there’s no worry…no worry at all. I don’t think of myself as…” Garridan bit into his cheek, worried he was rambling. “Ah, nevermind–I’m sure you’re very busy.” The blond look down to the novel that sat before him, waiting to be read. Even though his curiosity egged him on, it was nice to have some company.
“Ah…I don’t know if I ever gave you my name, did I–? Oh, in that case I…my name is Garridan. I’m terribly sorry if I never…w-well, ah…you know now at least.”
As she awaited for the kind guest to sip his desired beverage that she hand picked out, her thoughts began to wander. Ludivyn did question as to why the blonde male asked for blood, for he appeared human but was a drink usually the alleged vampires drank. The innocent fae from the skies above had never come in contact with a vampire before, or a supernatural at all for that matter, besides the strange encounter with the hungry wolf woman in the woods. Vampires along with most supernaturals other than her own kind between the seelie and unseelie were almost unheard of and were often used as stories to either scare children from sneaking out of the house in hopes of fearing the dark side. Though as she smiled at the man taking his first sip of his blood beverage, she couldn’t help but wonder if the legends were true.
“I’m glad you like the name. It sort of reminds me of the popular soda we serve here. I doubt we would actually serve blood here to drink. Though we do have a lot of strange items on the menu. I’m more familiar with things like burgers, fries, shakes, you know... the normal stuff from the...”
Before exposing the fact that the last time she had been on earth was in the late 1950′s, she clamped her lips shut.
“I’m sorry for rambling. I tend to do that when I’m nervous, not that you make me nervous or anything. Oh no, you’ve been so kind. I really do appreciate that quality.”
The two seemed to be bouncing sentences off each other in the moment almost in an awkward yet adorable and polite fashion.
“Oh no! I’m not busy. You’re my last table for the night, actually.”
With all the excited nerves in the air, finally Ludivyn felt it go away once she invited herself to sit at his table momentarily until he dismissed her.
“Garridan, it’s a pleasure to meet you.” The blonde gave a warm pearly smile. She looked down at her name tag which read her given fairy name for the restaurant, “You can call me Tink, if you like. They said Ludivyn was a silly name...” A slight giggle was heard in her throat while she held the gaze. Her smiley blue eyes soon disconnected and lowered to the book he had brought with him. She then noticed how he was dining alone which was rare at Pixie Plates as families or dates often occurred at the restaurant. “It’s refreshing to see you carrying around a book instead of those techie bricks called cellphones.”
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