When the mermaid had read the invitation to the Monster Ball, she had felt as though there’d be a lot of drama and elegance. Yet, thus far, she had been left underwhelmed and bored. Her eyes scanned the crowd looking for someone, anyone, to entertain her. The brunette’s eyes settled upon a man that seemed as though he might be decent company for five minutes. With as much confidence as she could exude, Narin approached the stranger. “I’m typically not this forward, but I would like to dance. Most of the people here are... ridiculous looking. Would you mind filling the position for a single song?” 

Narin barely knew anyone in town at this point, so it was an odd choice for her to attend the Monster Ball. That didn’t matter, though, she knew she could charm her way into the hearts of the residents. Her eyes settled upon a rather tall man in a Jack Skellington costume. Silently, almost as though she was stalking prey, she approached him. “Do you have any laments tonight, dear Jack?” Her face was void of all emotion aside from slight amusement, but her tone and the look in her eyes were both rather playful. “I must admit, it’s a striking resemblance, sir.”