Say It All [o]

[Ash Greyson]

Ash shrugged, "If not one persons then how many? Well if it's fueled, the fire will enlarge and engulf everything entirely. When there is nothing left to burns it too will snuff out of existence. Hate is a strong emotion after all, about as powerful as love. Hate spreads quickly even from the tiniest spark, but it will burn out eventually. To some it up? It'll all come crashing in the end." She spoke confidently. Ash was never one to notice these wars, each one ended, but for what? Was the cost worth it?
Ash laughed aloud, "Look at us. We sound like two elders whispering about nothing. Like I said, we gotta enjoy this." She proclaimed.

[freedom]

He laughed with her, the feeling of joy being contagious for both of them. "It's a necessary evil, to entertain the ideas of others to try to find the true path that we must take for the success and happiness of all. But I must say I quite enjoy these talks, especially since you listen well and we share many of the same views." Another gust of wind rolled down the streets, dropping the already cold temperatures down a few degrees. "I'd say the weather is suggesting we go inside and get warmed back up," he spoke, smiling as he began to change the direction to the club which they were heading.

[Ash Greyson]

"Great minds think alike." She pointed out. Ash zipped up the coat as the weather took a turn for the worse, it was cold but she would hold out. "And I thought it was supposed to be summer." She joked halfheartedly.
She couldn't wait to reach the place where a dance waited not to mention some warmth. To tell the truth, she could have warmed both of them up, she could make flame with a snap of her fingers.

[freedom]

"And summer decided to take a nap I suppose." He said with a smirk then dashed ahead of her. "Come on, race you there." His legs carried him, flying through the other pedestrians (not literally) as he occasionally glanced over his shoulder, making sure she was following.

[Ash Greyson]

Ash smirked as Seamus pulled ahead in race. She walked backwards, retracing hack to where she saw an alley. It led out around the corner so she put on her game face and ran full speed into it. Ash exploded into the streets, her ears listening for the music of a club. There it was!
Ash turned tail and ran for the door seeing Seamus nowhere in sight, her hands touched the door and she pushed it open. She slipped inside to catch her breath and look to see if she won or not. "Seamus?" She asked in a huff.

[freedom]

Seamus tapped her on the shoulder, having just entered the club himself. "It would appear that you have beat me, congratulations." He smiled lightly and wrapped an arm around her waist, pulling her further inside to a place where they could store their coats. "Here we go, these will be safe here until we finish our enjoyment of the night."

[Ash Greyson]

Ash spun around as an arm inserted around her waist. She smiled and nodded, "Nah, you won, I cheated. I just didn't wanna get left." She chuckled starting to remove her jacket. It hung neatly on a coat rack as she pulled back into the main room. The music was softer than she imaginedz small tables were scattered, some occupied by small groups laughing and chatting away. Ash smiled looking up at Seamus, "Where do we start?" She asked expectantly.

[freedom]

Seamus shrugged off his coat, both to get it off and to signal that he wasn't really sure. "I don't know, I haven't really gotten the chance to come to one of these yet. Would you rather eat first or dance?" The place was nice, very nice in fact. And unless some horrible atrocity happened, the current state of these people suggested that they wouldn't care even if there was a monster in their midst. Everyone here just wanted to have a good time.

[Ash Greyson]

Ash tapped her chin, "Dance first, I don't want to eat and then lose it all on the floor." She stuck out her tongue at the thought. She shuffled her feet awkwardly, she had never really danced but she knew what they looked like, graceful, pretty, light, the complete opposite of her. She glanced at Seamus, he was gonna lead, not her, she couldn't.
Ash drew in a breath, her nerves finally catching up with her, her heart sped up and she could have sworn her face was as red as the jacket hanging in the rack room. She caught the eyes of some bystanders and her nerves only worsened.
I'm gonna embarrass myself!

[freedom]

He smiled lightly and took her hand, guiding her to the dance floor. "Relax silly, it's both of our first times. I'll lead us though, and so if we look bad it will be my fault." Seamus smiled and kept her hand in his left, then placed his other on her hip, as he began to show her the movements that everyone else was doing. Reading minds was sure helping in this, since he could learn instantly from them what he needed to do. His feet moved gracefully and precisely into places that would not trip her or step on her.

[Ash Greyson]

Ash blushed slightly, she didn't normally do so with Seamus, but with so many people she felt flustered. She lightened her grip on his hand and followed his moves with an ideal grace. She tried to imagine herself flying, in there she was always graceful. The people watching softened here gazes from curiosity and criticizing to admiration. Ash smiled at Seamus, "How am I doing?" She asked gently, her feet falling in places just behind his.

[freedom]

He smiled and leaned down, whispering into her ear, "You are doing fantastic, can't you tell?" Both of their feet glided from spot to spot, moving so gracefully that the entire dance floor began to make room for them. Luckily for the duo, there were some critics in the room, so they knew the perfect routine and kept watch for it. This allowed Seamus to not only know exactly how to impress, but how to improve a flawless performance. The pace of the movements quickened, as the difficulty of the dance increased.

[Ash Greyson]

Ash shook her head slightly, "No, no I can't." her eyes looked around the widening dance floor, watchful eyes judging, it seemed that Seamus knew about it too and planned to give them a night to remember. Well, she didn't want to disappoint them did she? Ash put some confident steps in her moves, reading them all off of Seamus's eyes. She let her head rest against his chest to reassure the audience it wasn't her first dance, even if it was. The moves sped up as did her heart.

[freedom]

The music was beginning to build, the universal signal for the grand finale of the song. He looked down at her and looked into her eyes as he spoke into her mind. I'm going to control your physical body here for a second, just relax and go with it. It was a lot to ask, but there was little other way to do it. And so he began, her movements gradually transferred to his control and he spun her around, then guided her through a leaping jump, where in the end she landed in his arms. The song ceased, and the crowd applauded accordingly, cheering for the two walk ons who just put up the best routine of the night. Ash gained control back of her body as he relaxed, setting her down gently

[Ash Greyson]

She nodded, letting him take over. It was an odd sensation, like she was numb but moving all together. She could still feel, yet she wasn't in control. Huh?
Ash's chest sighed, breathing heavily from the routine, she reaped the aplause, the noise of cheers making her smile and regain her composure.
She stood and took a bow, even if she didn't really do all of that, it was still nice. "Quite the little disceiver." She complimented.