Let's Play!

Suri nodded simply, soon chanting softly under her breath in what probably sounded like a harsh syllables to Vynz, watching the potion flash colors and listening to it hiss.



As she added the final ingredient, she was both disappointed, and thrilled at the results.



It exploded, the room soon covered in what looked to be soot. However, in place of where the pot had been, was now a small jar with a glitter sprinkle cap, containing a very familiar looking object. A star.

Vynz just stood there, blinking a few times. He took a step and then looked behind him. On the wall was a perfect clean spot silhouette of himself. However, his front half was filthy. He coughed a couple times.



"Wow."

Suri was so ecstatic little Vynz received hug and kiss from the situation before she started her clean-up, perfectly happy as it was soon hanging around her neck off a chain.

Vynz just stood there, looking down at himself. Now he needed another bath.



"Does this happen to you a lot?"

" What part?"



She asked, room already clean thanks to a handy spell, eyes upon the man.

"The whole, blowing things up slash changing composition and ending up in a terrible mess part."



Vynz wasn't sure how he felt about this whole sorceress deal.

Suri shook her head.



" No, actually, only the astorological spells do it. It's the same spell that turned this place to jello."



She explained simply.



" I had an error in calculation before. Fixed it."



she informed him, looking him over and smiling as she pointed to the shower. ..... So when he got out of the shower it was enjoyable >.< It's not like it hurt anyone.

"What is the spell for?" Vynz sighed, though he wasn't terribly bothered. He simply let it roll off his back, as he did most things. He was a little unhappy to leave the comfy clothes, but... oh well. After the water finally ran from black to clear, he wrapped a towel around himself, looking at Suri.



"Do you happen to have any more of those, or do I get to walk home naked?"

" I have lots of clothes."



She replied simply, handing him jeans and a T-shirt.

Vynz tugged them on before glancing at her thoughtfully.



"Why?" It seemed almost... unnecessary.

" Certain spells require them. Besides, why not be prepared?"

"Alright then." Vynz walked over to the window, looking outside and considering the sky. It looked like it was going to rain. Oh well..



"Thanks again for helping me. I owe you."

Suri glanced over, smiling faintly.



" Your welcome."

Vynz walked over to the door but then reconsidered and crossed back to the window. He flipped the latch and opened the panels. He would much rather go out down the fire escape at the edge of the roof. When it came down to it, he really didn't feel like dealing with people today.

" Be careful."



suri called simply, moving to climb back into bed. A nap sounded nice, spells took alot of one's energy away.

Vynz smiled faintly. It wasn't like he normally had much trouble... He pushed the window shut behind him. The man glanced back up at the window from the alley below before walking off towards home. She probably could have beat the two-headed beastie, even if it was real. Vynz ended up standing outside his house in a thunderstorm for a good five minutes before giving up and climbing in through a window. Vy could pick a lock like no tomorrow, but he never quite mastered the skill.

Slumber in her bed, she was content, unaware she was scheduled, until one of the other dancers was pounding on her door and all but dragging her to come down and work, PJs and all.

Vynz actually went out clubbing. Er... so to speak. He was looking for a lady. Preferably one that liked to drink White Russians. They were his favorite, and if he was going to be drinking, the last thing he wanted on his palette was a margarita or some other junk like that.

So, she actually danced in her PJs, then returned to bed, and wondered what this bar was gonna be like without Vynz.



Boring.

Vynz of course waited until the girl was blasted. She giggled in his arms as he nipped at her neck.



"Ooo... Someun's a little fiesty, huh? Whater you, like a vampire?" Vynz frowned lightly, rolling his eyes.



"That's exactly what I am."



"Ohyeah? Maybezi should keep you in my bed till mornin... see you sparkle in the sunshlight." Vynz's expression flattened. What a buzzkill.



"In the morning I won't exist." And then he drank from her, trying to focus on the sweet blood with the alcohol mixed in (as opposed to her incessant talking). When he left, he was in an even worse mood than what he began in.

Nestled happily in her room, she refused to answer the door for a good while before deciding that she didn't like this place without Vynz. It felt wrong. Now what would she do though? It's not like she could magic him out of nowhere.

Vynz didn't go home that night. He instead went to the park. Why? Well... he wanted to build a sand castle. Why did he wanted to build a sand castle? Well, tonight was a night for reminiscing.

Lonely, and actually on the hunt for tawni, Suri happened upon Vynz first. What a pleasant surprise!!



Walking up to him, she sat down and flagged his castle.



" I want you back at work. it's boring without you."



Yep, she said it.

Vynz was still in a rather foul mood.



"Why? Won't the other bartenders let you raid their cherries?" He was busy building a moat, musing to himself about that old urban legend... The one of the moat whose water turned to blood.

Suri grumbled and flicked sand at him.



" stop being that way or I'll turn you into a frog. You entertain better."

Vynz quipped, though it was rather dryly toned.



"You don't want to do that. Then you'd have to kiss me to turn me back." He blinked, brushing sand off his face.



"Besides, you would be cranky if you were in my shoes."

" There are worse things then kissing a frog, besides, who said I'd change you back? i think you'd be entertaining as a frog. I might try that, not so lonely "

Vynz glanced up at her.



"Speaking from personal experience? The frog-kissing, I mean?"

" I was a little apprentice at one point, you know."



Yep, what a way to side step that question.

Vynz gave a slow nod and then began 'fortifiying' the keep with little twigs. That and he began to whistle the Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Suri made a face and reached over and crushed his castle with her hand and made the most adorable mad face, ever.



" stop that."

Vynz looked up at her rather calmly and raised a brow, the very edge of his mouth turning up.



"I told you that you would be cranky too if you were in my shoes. See how frustrating the mainstream culture is?"

" I'm just whining about you being an owner and being fired all at the same time. It's no fun with you gone."





Whine, whine, whine, sulk, pout, mad face.

Vynz glanced up at Suri, and after a brief moment the edge of his mouth curved into a smile. He stood up and dusted off his pants.



"Do you have any idea how many times she's tried to fire me before? The longest that it's ever lasted was a week and a half. She doesn't know how to deal with the in-store problems and the employees. Not to mention that I am a better bartender than she can find elsewhere." He glanced down at his shirt and sighed.



"So no worries, new girl."

" Good."



She replied, small smile on her face.

Vynz was busy trying to scratch heaven only knows what off of his sleeve.



"So did you just come to whine and squash my castle, or did you need something else?"

" I was mostly here for the whining."



She replied, smiling cutely and springing to her feet.

Vynz sighed.



"How constructive. I'm going home." And with that he turned to leave.

" I know, I found it very productive."

"That makes one of us." Vynz skulked off.