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Asher chuckled for a moment as Theo spoke, though there was a pressing question that lingered about her mind over everything else. She found his story amusing and very on character but she couldn't help but think about all the consequences and series of events that came out of that one heist. "What were you planning to do with all the free animals? I mean, I suppose in the store or at the zoo they are somewhat taken care of, but out there in the wild- Where you going to take them somewhere?" Asher thought it was very interesting how Theo talked about that feeling of wanting to be alive. To feel the rush and adrenaline of doing something he wasn't supposed to. Asher had never truly felt that. She never broke the rules but she never felt a need to do so either. She followed instructions and did what was expected of her and she was okay with that. It made her feel important and extraordinary whenever she achieved what was laid out in front of her. "I was not like that. I always did what I was told. I took all kinds of lessons, I focused on school, I did my chores. After it was clear that my brother wasn't exactly going to follow in my father's footsteps, I took on the role to be the son he wanted. Plus, I think that kept his mind off my mother. He never quite got over her. I guess you could say I was always just perfect. I was serious and didn't care much for childish things. I had to grow up fast. Someone had to take care of my brother and look after my father. But I didn't think of it as a burden. I had everything I could want. I don't know if that makes sense to you."

Arsen followed Theo towards the bar and watched him with great intrigue as he got himself his drink. This was one of his favorite things to witness. He enjoyed watching the new people get a drink that fitted them so effortlessly. It never tasted the same to everyone. He looked at the deep blue mixing with the silver and he couldn't help but chuckle. A child of Hermes definitely fitted those color palettes. "What does it taste like?" He asked. As he leaned against the bar and turned to look at it, a glass materialized itself in front of him. He waited as mixture of deep purple with silver sparkles filled the glass from the bottom. "You see, even if I taste it, it wouldn't taste the same to me or even right for that matter. Everyone here is different so the drinks are catered to them personally. If someone else drinks it, it will always feel out of place." He took a sip of his drink and sighed in perfect contentment. He wanted something subtle today. He wasn't up for a long night of partying but rather a much more casual encounter. "So, how did you find out about this place?"