“Nooo, you can’t!” Emil exclaimed as he began to walk up the stairs from the sixth flight to the seventh.
“Oh yes, I can!” Another male voice chirped, young and full of energy. Emil let out a chuckle.
“I don’t mean you can’t do it, I mean you can’t do it, not here! It certainly wouldn’t be appropriate, darling,” He explained, trying to make the distinction that in fact he did believe the fire nymph could ‘burn’ a mustache so subtly on one of the carvings that it would look like it had always been that way. He didn’t want to egg the young man on, but it was so tempting. He was honestly curious at what it would look like and if Jeffie’s talents were as grand as he claimed they were.
When they topped the stairs they entered a room full of wooden sculptures. Emil looked around, taking quite a gander at them.
“I’ve only traveled to Europe,” He noted aloud to Jeffie, “So these things! Oh, they’re incredible. I’ve never been able to enjoy the art of other continents unless I was in a museum. Perhaps that will change someday, hmm, love?” He asked rhetorically.
Jeffie behaved most of the time like he was hyped up on a couple of bottles of energy drink. As such, he couldn’t stay in place for too long and was wandering around the top floor of the museum faster than Emil could care to notice. The vampire sometimes wondered if wandering was an inherent Fae trait or perhaps that the only Fae he knew happened to possess it.
It was no time before Jeffie discovered the dancing girl, though surely their general loud demeanor had warned her ahead of time that he was coming.
“How can you be dancing? There’s no music! ” Jeffie pointed out, entirely baffled. He had snowy white skin with amber colored hair and bright, naturally red-orange hair, at about 5’6 in height with a lithe build. Tonight he was wearing a plain gray shirt and typical teenager jeans, though his actual numeral age was something along the lines of early 20’s. It was unlike his counterpart, Emil Elwira, who was still wandering around trying to figure out where the Nymph had gone. His attire was much more formal, with tight, fitting business suit pants, dress shoes and a silken gray-blue shirt that was covered with an expensive dress coat. Of course, the stark difference was a mere personality trait between the two and nothing about someone overdressing nor underdressing; Emil was flamboyant whilst Jeffie liked to keep it simple.