It was Ezekiel's job today to figure out if he actually played the part or not- no pun intended. The theatre was packed when he gazed upon the crowd. Women, men, and children filled up nearly every row. Ezekiel scoffed at the sight. He was getting tired of seeing humans. His love, however, was far stronger for life than his anger toward it was so somehow he's still managed to crack a smile. His eyes scrolled over the rows of seats, looking for the pink-haired woman until boom. There she was all the way on the other side of the theatre but in the last row. He figured she would pick a seat where they could talk and remain hidden. Picking up the pace, Ezekiel made his way towards her and slipped in the set beside her. The chair fit his body like a glove. It provided the comfort he anyone would need to sit for an hour or two. The woman beside him still hadn't given the Savannan her name though he didn't exactly mind, it just piqued his interest.
Today she wasn't wearing her usual hooded cloak. In fact, this was the most of her Zeke had ever seen. The woman wore a long, fitted, strapless, black dress that stopped just below her knees and black heels to match. She sported a gold jeweled necklace and a watch that looked pretty expensive. Though there wasn't much light in the auditorium, the little bit of light that was inside the building glimmered off her jewelry as the stars did in the night sky. How elegant she looked today. Ezekiel nodded towards her with a smile. She was a human who seemed different from the rest. Then again, that may only have been because the elf didn't know much about her, to begin with. Still, he couldn't help but compliment her beauty. The former Fairy Tail mage didn't dress up for the occasion. He wasn't too fond of clothes in general. This evening he was wearing the basic gear he usually wore with only his cape to add a hint of personality. The woman smirked and thanked the mage for the compliment then told him that they would start talking once the show began.
All Ezekiel really needed to know was the face of the person he was supposed to be finding more info on. Once he received that information, he could enjoy the show- or not enjoy it depending on the quality of the content. This was the first time Ezekiel had been to a play too, and it was only for a lump sum of money. Perhaps this job would prove to be just as easy as the last and the night could pass by smoothly. The wood-elf didn't find himself in the face of danger or any other sort of battle often so he was hoping that the pattern would remain the same. That goes without saying that he expected trouble always. The two talked much about how they were enjoying Hosenka and what their next moves were. Ezekiel explained to the woman that he left Fairy Tail but didn't tell her much of his other plans. One, because he didn't trust her with any sort of information regarding his future, and two, he didn't know where Aizo or the other gods would take him next. At this very moment, he was still formulating a plan on how to move forward. Without Mlezi by his side, he was not so sure that his goal was the same as it was when he first came to Fiore. Zeke learned that the woman would be leaving the city of Hosenka tomorrow morning. Her boss had apparently stationed her elsewhere. She explained that out of all Fiore's city's, Hosenka was by far her favorite one. That was understandable. Hosenka had beautiful men, beautiful women, plenty of great places to dine and drink, and multiple places of tranquility where one could just simply stargaze.