"Oh, um, well, I don't see why not?" she answered after a second. Maybe it wouldn't be a good idea to ask what he meant by partner. No need to make it awkward. Leken held her drink in both hands and took a sip, grateful for even that much to hide her face. Uncomfortably, her gaze flitted about the room, everywhere but across the table.

"Not since I've arrived here... My family wanted to one day, but, heh, I guess it never happened..." Leken shrugged as if she didn't care, though she did, and it wasn't that hidden. "Have you?" She set down her drink, looking up at him with curious blue eyes.

Fallen Angel mumbled something about it being Tilly's fault for not thinking it out and dragging her along on the job. "What are we to do now?" She looked back up at the window, seeing the figures moving back and forth investigating the room.

"No, i guess not either, but I doubt it's possible" he sighed, "You maybe could, by river. I'd drown if I tried to go that way." he swirled his tea around in the cup a bit

"Maybe," Leken answered, not sounding too sure about it. A strand of dirty blonde hair fell in her eyes and she brushed it away, finishing her drink. The morthling nudged her mug around the table between her hands, not sure what to say to continue the conversation.

A smile spread across his lips as he noticed Prism quite happy. Even though she was his partner, he was beginning to think of her as something else; a sister, perhaps. He made himself comfy as the movie started, sitting back into the soft chair and still managing to keep his posture as the lights dimmed and finally went off. He wondered, briefly, if Prism saw the room the same way he saw it. After all, she was part cat, and cats had better eyesight to see in the dark.