He rose his hands slightly and with a lopsided smile, "It's not great. I couldn't enjoy pancakes after all," he said making light of the vampiric change and the unsavory desire for blood. The wind mage wondered if staying a werewolf forever would be his path this time or not.
"Yeah...a shame how quickly power and lies can corrupt a person and then bleed into a nation," he could see the passion building in her eyes and the growing resolution in her voice. "Absolutley. If you take on the role of a leader. It must be to put the people first. Especially to reside over all the people of the land. " He thought about the ruling government and the laws in place. Some of them he didn't agree with and there was always a tense feeling on how dark and neutral guilds were determined. He didn't always trust the judgment, or perhaps there were better ways to stop people from falling into dark magic. Kazimir too harbored a few secrets, or rather topics people had forgotten about over the years.
Kaz looked away with his elbow resting on the chair and his face resting on his fist in response to her coy words. An airy chuckle came from his nose and wafted over his knuckles as his eyes shifted back to hers. "Well. I'll certainly have to make time for your next one now," he replied jovially. "A formal invite and all. I'll make some free time. After all, what's life if you can't enjoy it from time to time." It was refreshing to be able to sit and just chat, especially with someone that shared the same troubles of the world and leadership. They both had seen Fiore reshape itself more than once.
Kaz gave an extra dollop of syrup across his pancakes. Alisa spoke closer to the heart about the guilds and the government. Kaz leaned his face to the warm sunlight pouring across them. "During most of the chaos, I served as A rune knight or a faction of them. I always saw our job as to deal with criminals and held Guilds as something separate. taking on quests to better themselves while helping the people. I was worried when the Knights were disbanded that it would put too much pressure on the guilds to feel that void. It was a bad choice, I think. And I'm glad things are sitting more normal now." The wind mage said, never being one to shy too far away from voicing what he felt in a gentle way. Having worked so closely with nobility put a feeling of indifference on to him, but he was glad to see the new direction.
"Of course," he replied to Alisa not wanting members there against their will. They were both big proponents of freedom. "We can never tell the workings of someone else's mind. Or how people will change," Kaz swirled the glass of wine but set it back down without taking a sip. "The only reason I made my way into Fairy Tail was that my faction fell apart. Times changed for all of us, with the downfall of the knights and we ended up all going separate ways. But Now I have the chance to form strong bonds once again. The ebb and flow of life has been both painful and rewarding." He added, but he wasn't bitter about it. It was a pleasant memory to look back on.
"Just like I'm sure you will always have people around you," he finished.
"Ah, that's good to hear. Glad they will be safe enough to weather a storm. I hope the reunion goes well." Kaz assumed by the way she spoke she, had no hard feelings towards them about it. He hoped that it was not an awkward reunion for any of them.
Kaz cocked a brow as the woman leaned forward. She had a look on her face, that could only mean, a festival. After all...that's what they were known for. "Yes?"
"Oh...fifteen days...I'll try my hardest to be there for it Sister. Meeting with the others would be a good idea. The only one I have yet to talk to is Lee. And the guild masters should all get together at some point.' Kaz opened his mouth to ask for more information and ran his hands through his hair with one eye closed, ready to ask the difficult question about attire.
Before he could get the words out a terrifying presence appeared next to the two of them. Kaz felt a shiver run up his spine. A defensive flicker of magic sparked with the mage. A small breeze ruffled the table cloth as something close to an Angel appeared next to them.
"Oh...uh...yeah..That's all you want?" Kaz asked and began to point towards the beach area. "If so...it's that way. You'll pass by the tourists shopping areas on the way." Kaz left his hand in the air, pointing in the direction but with an eye on the strange being. "And no worries...Glad we could help?" Kaz said in more of a question than a statement.