1004 [Jongup/Sou/Sanghyun]

Jongup had had a long day, busing and waiting tables. He'd taken a job at the diner to help pay for the snacks he liked getting. He wouldn't usually, but his human form needed the sustenance with him liking to dance so much. It made him tired and want to eat everything. A faint smile that always graced his lips was on his face as usual when he takes out the trash to the back alley. It was late at night, so the glow of a high and worn out street lamp was the only thing helping him see. As he throws the bags into the dumpster, the bulb lovers and Burns out above him. A small sigh leaves his upturned lips. "Aigo... guess I'll have to fix that too..."

Somehow he's wandered past the bounds of Hell, and into a place he didn't recognize. He wouldn't verbally admit it, but SangHyun was definitely lost. And as soon as he had realized that streetlights he was passing kept burning out, he was very certain of the fact that he was in a place where he shouldn't be. He sighs, pouting slightly. "…stupid street lamps…" he mumbles, continuing to walk anyways. The Demon stops when he hears someone speak, looking around to find the source of the voice.

The angel closes he dumpster, the sound accidentally being louder than he had meant it to. He makes a sheepish expression as he heads back into the diner. Hopefully his boss had some extra light bulbs. It wouldn't do good for anyone walking at night to not be able to see where they were going. They could get lost.

SangHyun flinches at the sound, his gaze snapping in the direction it came from. He watches the person as they head back inside, following after them after a few moments. Probably better to let them know that the streetlamp would turn back on later, just like all the other ones had done. Unfortunately, he doesn't exactly remember that all the lights he's gone near in this part of the City had done the exact same thing. Flickering, burning out temporarily, etc. He couldn't quite figure out why.

Jongup smiles as his boss yells at him. The human was really loud, and disruptive to the cooks and staff in the back. But that was Okay with him. His question about having A spare light bulb was answered in the man's ranting. It wasn't their responsibility to fix street lights apparently. Jongup would still like to make sure it had a good bulb though. It wouldn't be good for humans to get lost on the streets in the dark.

The lights flicker a little the moment he steps through the door that the person had gone through, and he frowns again. What was it with the lighting around here? SangHyun didn't understand why that kept happening. Was he doing something he was unaware of? He tilts his head when the yelling reaches his ears, and he steps further inside to investigate.

Jongup, and just about every other person in the diner look up as the lights flicker. It was a strange thing to happen. The angel didn't know of anything happening in the center of the city that would cause power failures. And the weather was completely normal too. He looks around while everyone is distracted, putting out his senses for anything unusual.

The sudden silence confuses him. SangHyun pouts a little, staying where he is. Maybe it would be better if he just left? Probably. He turns to go back out the door just as the lights finally die out, and sighs. Now he couldn't see. This…kind of sucked.

Jongup catches the creatures aura just as he turns to leave. He himself didn't have much trouble making his way around in the dark. Light was part of his being, so he could create it if necessary. He goes out, following the strange creature. He makes sure there are no humans to see before using a light spell. Holding up a pale glowing orb, he illuminates the alleyway. Spotting the person, he's a little surprised at how human he looks. "Excuse me, did you cause the lights to go out?" He asks in a gentle voice, the small friendly smile still on his lips.

He finds his way outside anyways, walking backwards to find the door since he remembered how he had come in. A good memory could be useful sometimes, he figures. SangHyun blinks at the sudden light, thin as it was. He turns around, tilting his head slight at the one using magic. "…yes…" he answers quietly, "though…I didn't mean for it to happen…all the lights I go near around here keep doing that…" Was this the person who had been at the dumpster before, that he had followed?

"You must be from somewhere else then," he steps closer, still smiling. "Sometimes, those from the south will cause the lights to act strangely. I think it's because no magic or anything like it is used on appliances around here," he suggests. Though, he didn't know for sure the reason. He just knew it was a neutral area, and no one really used magic at all because it was mostly humans. Last time someone made the lights flicker though, it was a demon on a killing streak. He really hoped this person wasn't like that.

"…yeah…I'm…kind of lost…" he answers, mumbling the last bit. He'd momentarily thought that maybe his magic was messing with the lights, but had written it off as not possible. Apparently he had been wrong, according to what the other had said. "…sorry…they'll turn back on, I think…" At least, he hoped they would turn back on, like the other lights had. SangHyun wasn't here for a reason. Just lost.

His smile widens, though in a friendly and understanding manner. It was easy to be turned around in a big city. I can help you find your way back," he offers. The angel wasn't too keen on going into the 'worse' parts of the city, but he knew a navigation spell that could help the other out. Really, he was just afraid to be attacked by demons again.

SangHyun bites his lip. "I'd appreciate that…" he murmurs, nodding. While he's curious about who this person was, he knew better than to stick around in a place where he clearly did not belong. The blond fidgets a little, forming an ice crystal in his hands to mess with. Why was he so nervous? Perhaps because the other had smiled the whole time they'd spoken. He didn't think that would be a person's reaction to finding someone milling about where they shouldn't be. Maybe that's why he was so uncomfortable.

Jongup blinks at the other's behavior. Though, the ice crystal is a little more interesting. He had never seen an ice elemental, of any kind. He'd only ever heard of them in mountains and places of the like. The angel seems thoughtful for a moment before muttering something quietly in another language. sudden,all the lights of the diner and the ones in the alley come back on all at once. With that, he dismisses the light spell he had been using. "Before you go, are you hungry? The food here is good," he steps from the doorway so the other creature could go in if he wished. No harm in being friendly to someone who was lost and jot planning on eating the customers.

Quite frankly, he's surprised by the magic. The other appeared human, much like he himself did, and yet…apparently was not. SangHyun blinks, glancing around at the lights before looking back at the other that stood in the doorway. "…food sounds nice…are you sure it's alright?" he asks quietly, his head tilting the other way. He still isn't sure if he should still be here, since it's obvious that he doesn't fit in.

"Of course it is. I got a lot of tips today, so I can pay for your food," he gestures for the other man to come inside. personally, Jongup really liked the diner's food. Hopefully this guy would too. "My shift is just about over, so if you don't mind, I'll eat with you."

SangHyun nibbles on a thumbnail for a bit, before nodding. "Okay…if you're sure it won't be a problem…" The last thing he wanted was to be the cause of more trouble. He starts towards the door, stepping inside quietly. "…I don't mind…"

The angel smiles as he directs the other man to the front and an empty table. He gets a couple menus and glasses of water as well so the waitress didn't have to. She seemed rather busy speaking with another customer.

He looks around curiously as he follows the other male, almost running into him a couple times. SangHyun has never been in a normal diner like this before, actually he'd never been in a place like this at all. It was quite new to him, and very interesting.

After getting them water, he gestures for the other to sit at one of the empty tables, giving him a menu. "I hope you like human foods," he smiles, having a seat himself.

He blinks, taking a seat as he's asked to do and taking the menu handed to him. "…I might…I don't really know if I do or not…I don't get to eat very much…" he says softly, looking at the menu carefully. There were a lot of things that he definitely didn't recognize at all, and it was a little disorienting.

It took Takeru quite a while to get up enough nerve to try a restaurant, especially in a more human area. He'd read about diners and how bad some of them were, but how good the food was in many of them, especially sweets. Chocolate and whipped cream to be more precise. As he had taken his time to get to this diner, it seemed a difficult task for someone like himself that didn't speak openly. Still holding onto Kuma, many people found him to be handicapped or just weird, which was close to the matter, but farther from the truth. Takeru was more naive than anything. Finally seated inside the diner, a kind young female waitress came to his table, which earned a dimpled smile from him. Many of the patrons found his clothing choice to be too colorful or just way out there, but he loved colors. It was more bright to him and showed other people where he was, even at times, it was wrong people that he was attracting or showing his presence to.

As he was handed the menu, he seated Kuma next to him as if he was also alive, and shared the menu with him. She seemed almost exasperated with him as he went over the words, looking over the desserts and the food choices, his slender fingertip crooked slightly and pointing to each of the items that looked good to him. He couldn't make any sound, even yummy noises, or the diner would be more messy than anything possibly fixable. Finally making the choice and pointing at four of the items on the menu, he smiled brightly with his dimples deepening as his head lifted and looked towards her, which caused her to smile a little more than she was. Finally walking away after giving him his water, Takeru folded his legs under himself, rocking from side to side as he glanced around the diner.

Jongup smiles. "I like all of it, at least what we have here anyway. The sweets are good too," he points to the dessert part of the menu. The angel blinks as he senses another in the diner. He had never had so many supernatural beings in the diner at once. He spots the other angel, blinking with his same familiar smile on his lips.

"All of it looks really good…a lot better than the little things I get…" he admits softly, looking up to glance at the other. He ends up following his gaze, though, to the boy with the stuffed animal. He seemed a lot like the person sitting across from him, and wonders if perhaps they're related or something strange like that.