[Kitaki]

((Np. Sorry that I've been a little MIA, I've been sick with a cold. But I'm alive!))

Kitaki blinked for a moment, listening to what the Okami girl had to say. She was trembling a bit and he recognized in her the same kind of timid yet independent spirit he remembered having many years ago, when the world was new and rather overwhelming. His expression instantly warmed into a smile and he waved his hand as if to dismiss her worries. "Don't get your britches in a bunch," he assured her, "tonight there seems to be a few new faces here anyway. This is an open-doors club for everyone to have a good time, yourself included." Just at that moment, the door behind the wolf-girl opened and Kisa glared at them both. Kita gestured toward her with his hand, "Ah, and this is Kisalina. You were about to walk into the staff room and her dressing quarters. Disaster averted, no?" There was a bit of an awkward silence, then Kita cleared his throat and offered, "Hm. Kisa, have you met our newest visitor here, Miss....?" He waited, looking at the girl, hoping she would reveal her name for them both.

Yuri was thrilled with her new guest; shy, cute, AND willing, how wonderful. As he handed her resume and applications, she pretended to browse the papers for a moment or two. But her ears perked up noticeably upon hearing his offer. She tossed her head back and laughed, then covered her mouth like a lady and grinned. "Oh, excuse me. I just...toilets...my, that's a good one." She rolled the papers up and lightly tapped his shoulder. "Come on in and have a seat in a bean chair, will you? I've some time, let's discuss your...'talents'."

She turned and gestured toward a chair, walking to the other side of the bubbling hot tub and sitting with her legs crossed on the chair there. She waited for him to be seated and leaned forward, chin resting on her hands, ears still perky. "Well now. How about you tell me a little bit about yourself. We're family here in the club...no need to be reserved; loosen up, honey!" Her eyes widened with anticipation.