Wandering about casually in the capital brought the curious vampire to a bulletin board that had none but a single flyer attached to it. Assuming that it was an advertisement for work, she plucked the flyer off the board and scanned what was written on it, not at all expecting it to be a date request rather than a job request. This put an amused smirk on her face as she re-read the writing. A lich huh...what a coincidence. Kaiser couldn’t help but remember the incident with a lich back at Old Ma’s gambling house. This led her to wonder how many liches were there really in this crazy country. Free dinner and a chance to meet a lich, most likely the one she crossed paths with before, it was honestly quite tempting. Kaiser’s curiosity to learn new things had no limits, and it was important nowadays to find out as much as she could about the inhabitants of this country as her profile and business connections were significantly expanding.

Kaiser was dressed in her ‘This is my normal attire, but I may be trying to look a bit cute’ outfit, exuding an alluring fragrance that was from her favorite—and most expensive, might I add—perfume. The venue was definitely going to put a giant hole in this lich’s wallet, but it was pretty impressive to her. He had really outdone it with the choice of restaurant. Kaiser was one of those people who, although being a criminal, didn’t do things like avoid going to places swarming with rune knights and such, so it didn’t bother her at all that the eatery was situated dangerously close to the King’s residence. Besides, this was a chance to observe how nobles and rich people behaved and their interests. This interaction was going to be more than just a date for her.

The restaurant was too fancy for her liking. She would certainly never dine here if it was at her expense, but she still needed to taste the food to make her final judgement. Everything from the roof to the floor was dazzling and literally sparkling due to the lighting while each guest pranced around with an air of significance, as if every one of them had an important role in the country’s superior ranks. It was amusing, but not unforeseen. The nightwalker made her way to the table where she spotted a lich all dressed up and situated herself in the chair opposite to his that was initially empty. Whipping her brunette locks back to expose her delicious neck and chest area, the vampire shot the lich a charming smile, immediately recognizing him from the incident back in Era. “You know we’ve got to stop meeting like this,” she would say.

Kaiser let out a soft chuckle after hearing her date’s response. “Oh no, not at all,” she smirked. Her mind was racing with about a thousand questions she could think of to ask the lich, but she kept her cool and smiled charmingly. The server for their table returned with the lich’s wine and seemed to be surprised for some reason. It would be rude of him if he thought that the lich was going to have to spend the night alone. That would be being racist, right? “You know I was secretly hoping that I’d get to meet you again,” she giggled like an easily excitable teenager.

The look on the server’s face was priceless at this moment. He looked like he was trying to wake up from a very strange dream which was exactly the kind of look she was aiming to get. But then he returned to his duties as a waiter and asked Kaiser for her order. “I’ll have whatever he’s having,” she said, beaming at her date. The waiter just nodded and moved away from the table. Kaiser looked around once again, wondering if this was the type of place he liked to dine at or if it was just for this special occasion.

“I don’t remember exchanging names the last time we met,” she began, leaning onto the table to give her date a nice view of her cleavage and twirling a lock of brown hair around her slender index finger. “They call me Kaiser, but you can call me ‘Miss Bo’ in bed.” With a wink, she leaned back into her chair as the waiter returned with her drink. She gave him a small smile that said, ‘You can leave us alone now.’ She picked up her wine glass and raised it for a toast. “Happy Valentine’s Day,” she would say before their glasses clinked against each other and she would take a small sip, allowing the flavor to awaken her taste buds. Straightening in her seat, the vampire inhaled sharply, as if she just rose from the dead. She hadn’t had a drink in a while, and a good one. The wine tasted expensive, just like she imagined it would being sold in a place like this. It was definitely worth it.

She looked around once again as if she was still amused by the whole setting, but she just wanted to take another good look at who was there and if anyone was keeping a close eye on her table. After turning back to face the lich, she pursed her lips and asked, in a hushed tone so that she could only be heard by the person sitting across from her. “So I don’t think you’re the type of person who wants to finish the date here in this boring place? No offense. Do you perhaps want to continue somewhere else?” she suggested.

The way Odin spoke about taking her to bed made it sound he was not capable of doing that and that led the vampire to wonder if that was true. If it was, then that would be a bit upsetting considering it was Valentine’s Day and she didn’t really plan on ending it without going all the way. Being an expert of observation, Kaiser caught one of the flickering orbs in his eye sockets disappear and then reappear, as if he was…winking. This brought out a giggle from the almost always serious porcelain princess. Of course there were a lot of things that still amused and excited her, but it was rare that she expressed it publicly. You would think that she was doing it just because she was in the presence of a male, but there were times when she—almost as if accidentally—slipped up and revealed a much more youthful, excitable version of herself that was otherwise hidden underneath layers of masked emotion.

Reflections of the lighting above them danced about in her wine glass, off the glistening walls and round and round with the mahogany liquid as it sloshed back and forth in its container. Without a second thought, the nightwalker downed it just as Odin was speaking of leaving the place. “Fuck a nice meal. I don’t think human food will satisfy your hunger either, am I right?” Even though what she said may have sounded disrespectful considering the lich was paying for their time here, that wasn’t how Kaiser meant for it to sound at all. She was just too straightforward unless she needed not to be. Now this was her first reveal, apart from her name, about herself. From what she said, if Odin was smart like she expected him to be, he would understand that she was not human. Although if he studied her carefully since their last meeting, he would have noticed that she was unnaturally cool about the gambling house turning into a scene of gory bloodshed.

“The castle? Breaking into it?” The look on Kaiser’s face was unreadable. It would be difficult to make out what exactly she thought about what Odin said, but the tone was of disbelief until slowly a maniacal smile crept onto her lifeless face. She toned it down a bit, so as not to scare her date away...although she didn’t think she could scare away death himself. Unable to contain herself, Kaiser stood up a bit too fast and reached over the table to grab Odin’s hand, hitting their wine glasses in the process. The spilled wine was going to leave a stain in the probably super expensive tablecloth. “What are we waiting for?! Let’s go!” she said, pulling him away from the table and towards the exit. Pretty much everything on the table was going to drop to the ground and crash due to her sudden movements. “You’ll have to lead the way though,” she said with an excited grin on her face. She didn’t care about the mess she made. If they came after her for it, she would just trash the whole place another day or as the last item of her Valentines’ day schedule. That was the kind of person Kaiser was.

To her delight, Odin did not object to her impulsive decisions and followed her straight out of the restaurant. Kaiser wasn’t aware of the exact location of the castle, so she allowed the lich to take her to it, and before they could even reach it, she was pulled into an alleyway, where Odin pulled out a ring out of nowhere. The look of bewilderment was evident on the vampiress, but it turned into an expression of complete awe as the lich transformed into a human. She knew that he probably didn’t turn into a human, but it was more like he took on the form of one.

Another amused giggle escaped her lips as she made a hushed comment, “That’s hot.” This was something that she didn’t expect at all and so her adrenaline just skyrocketed causing her cheeks to turn the slightest shade of pink. It was probably noticeable due to her extremely pale complexion. More excited than ever, she let Odin take her to the castle and they would simply break in. It wasn’t a difficult task, as the castle was basically deserted.

Once they were inside the establishment, Kaiser took the lead and dragged Odin as she searched for a bedchamber sort of room. Most of the castle was covered in spiderwebs but that didn’t concern the vampire at all. In fact, she was used to this kind of stuff, and expected the lich to also be unbothered by it all. After just a while of searching, the two of them came to a bedroom in the castle where there was still a bed at least. Kaiser pulled Odin into the room, since she was straightforward like that and pushed him onto the bed. Before undressing herself, she would take off his clothes first and for the rest of the night, she would let her feral desires take over her actions.