Right as Knox was about to open his mouth to answer the beautiful blonde's question (rather stupidly, of course), a voice rang out through the loud music, drawing both of their attention away from the conversation momentarily. Angel was not happy about this interruption, but she even more irked to see a familiar figure approaching their table. It was that depressing little Golden Boy from earlier who rejected a spot in the gang. He was the one with such a good shot. The memory of him making all of his marks at the festival caused Angel to tense up slightly as he joined them.
"What are you doing with our friend here, blondie?" he asked Knox, giving Angel herself little attention. "This one is real cunning. You should probably be careful. Always wants something from the men she talks to."
Angel rolled her eyes.
Knox began to answer, "We were just—"
"Talking," Angel cut in before Knox would get her in trouble. "Making friendly conversation, Golden Boy, not that it's any of your business."
Finally he acknowledged her with a question: "Can I get you a drink?"
"Flattered, thanks," Angel replied, "but no. I've already got my own bottle back at the table." Not only that, but she did not want to get any more drunk, since she was beginning to feel a small, though enjoyable buzz from her earlier shots. However, she did want something near her to sip on just so this entire situation wouldn't be as awkward. And as far as the situation was concerned, Angel was a little confused. She was pretty sure Mr. Knox was a Lost One, but Golden Boy was neutral at best. How did the two know each other?
Angel was about to ask that very question when there was another unwelcome interruption. Enter: the other Lost One. Great. Angel wasn't starting to feel very good about this situation now. Knox and the other Lost One didn't seem very threatening, but Cotton's presence made her uncomfortable. The newcomer approached Knox.
“Baka, where is my beer? he asked playfully, but before Knox could respond his smile dropped and he turned to scowl in Angel's direction.
“Uhh, lady, I have a question for you," he said. "Utmost importance going on here. Wolves hunt in packs don't they.”
Angel rolled her eyes again. Oh for God's sake. Thank you for clarifying to everyone that she was a Wolf. Even Knox knew that. There wasn't any new information being put out here.
"I suppose they do," replied Angel apathetically, resisting the urge to sigh loudly.
Angel watched the Asian one closely. He gave a somewhat confused and agitated look to Golden Boy, which piqued her interest. Did he not know him? Or was he irritated for some other reason? The boy proceeded to scan his surrounding and then address Knox again, inquiring where his beers were.
"I—uh..." Knox thought out loud for a moment. "I left them on the bar. I forgot them. They're probably still there...?" He didn't exactly want to get up and miss out on talking to this beautiful blonde.
Minato continued talking to Angel. “Maybe you should go have a drink with this other guy,"—he gestured toward Golden Boy—“and leave me and my friend here to drink.” He added the last part with two playful claps on Knox's shoulder. “I prefer to drink alone.”
Angel raised an eyebrow at him, annoyed.
"If you prefer to drink alone," she said calmly. "Then go and drink alone, without Knox."
At that moment, there was a third interruption, though this time Angel somewhat appreciated Victor coming up behind Knox and Minato and exerting some fair pressure on each of their shoulders. Under normal circumstances, she would've told Victor to give them a break, but she was already beginning to worry about her own safety, so this came as a slight relief.
"Jeez, ow!" Knox said, writing slightly underneath Victor's grip. "What the shit?!"
"I think I see two lost little boys," he said.
Angel almost groaned out loud. Enough with the hinting, please. We're aware of the tension already.
""Now if you wanna keep that skull intact you take a few steps back then walk away, if you want me to stomp you till I start pounding shards of bone into the floor then keep talking shit," Victor growled.
"Oh for—let them go Victor," Angel said at last. "They can't hurt us." She paused and her eyes focused on Golden Boy. "Him... on the other hand," she added. "might be a problem." She cleared her throat and played with her hair a bit, continuing to stare him down.
"So Golden Boy..." she began slowly. "I'm very curious to know what you're doing hanging around Lost Ones." There was no point in hinting at it anymore. "I thought Mr. Soldier didn't roll with gangs."