The old man sat down, and the others followed, each taking their designated seat. Sagi took the seat on his left, and with both their hair being white, it made for a rather interesting contrast. Kaiser sat right next to him, placing his wine glass on a hovering tray that took it away soon after. The walking pile of bricks took the next seat, creating a wall between the blond man and the little girl, whose seat had to be adjusted to account for her small stature.
On the other side of the table, Isabel took the seat on the old man's right, with the tall, long-haired man beside her. The remaining five chairs were left empty, which drew a sigh from the old man.
"Neither Sun nor Pan bothered to attend, I see…"
"When did they ever do?" Kaiser scoffed.
"I think Pan is just running late," Sagi said. "I don't know about Sun, though."
