A quiet celebration.

[Alley]

"Two glasses of wine please." said the purple haired girl at the counter.

The girl took the glasses and made her way through the crowd to a table in a corner of the room. She slowly put the glasses on the table, although with enough strength to leave a small noise, attracting the attention of the concerned woman.

"Hello again Kate." "You're not going to socialize if you stay alone in your corner." "I do find it to my liking. For instance, do you see this one woman with the dress?" she said, looking at Dimitrova. "Yeah, I do. What's the problem with her?" "She's not a problem. She's a perfect representation of human morality. She's been acting with a small discomfort since her arrival, which means she is likely wondering why she came here. Humans often impose codes over themselves. The question is, is it for themselves, or for how they stand out in the other participants esteem?"

Kate sighed.

"You think too much." "How am I supposed to learn, if I don't think?" "You free yourself of every constraints that are usually imposed on you, that's how. No ranks, no question of money, no question of gender, no question of birthplace. It's all about fun. The race doesn't matter here, you're just like one of us Aurora. So just, have, fun.".

On these words, Kate raised her glass, inviting Aurora to do the same.

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Alley was right.