"A very odd one, honestly, bec-" Bel didn't get to finish his sentence as the angel suddenly tried to rush into one of the theater rooms. Luckily though it seemed like the correct one, a small bit of relief found bell in that. The past few moments had blurred together, he barely remembered that he had the tickets in his hand as he followed Harp into the theater room without a word. Though there were other people, they seemed to have a natural instinct to keep at least a good foot away from the demon as he entered.
It was a rather nice place, no one could deny it. The screen was massive, the seats could easily fit two people if you squeezed a bit, every chair had two cup holders, and then there was Bel's favorite part. It was a small thing, but he found it to be a rather big deal. The chairs, while they were nearly large enough for two people, were also insanely plush and soft. You could sink right into one and probably get lost in Narnia or some other fake, imaginary place! While watching movies in his free time, he loved to lounge in them, even if he really wasn't interested in the movie. The floor was black, though it could have easily been another color, it was hard to tell with the room having already grown dark. The screen had started to play the basic movie adds that usually ran a couple of minutes before the movie actually started.
This time, Bel wasn't sure if he was going to be able to watch the movie or not. He glanced over Harp for a moment, frowning slightly as he reaches over and grabs the Angel's upper arm and tries tug him along up the rather large steps in a hurried fashion, directing him a bit more towards the higher-up chairs as more people began to fill into the room and take seats. He didn't want to get stuck with someone behind him, he wanted their backs to a wall. Even if it was a room full of supposed humans, he was not going to take any chances.
"Harp. Top row, the middle seats." Bel murmured softly before releasing the angel's arm and swiftly skipping up the stairs like some human teenager might, tugging his hood down over his eyes a bit more as he did so. Though a few pink locks of hair fell into his face, he couldn't bother himself to put them back into place. He wasn't really thinking about much at the moment, though he did continually glance back towards Harp like a very protective watchdog. If he had ears, they'd be up and on alert. He had to be, after all. He was under this angel's cupid's spell... that and it was the angel's first time really delving around in the human realm.
A soft sigh escapes Bel though as he carefully slips into the very top row of the theater, plopping down in a seat right near the middle. He leans back, kicking his feet up and resting them upon the back of the chair in front of him. There was a blank look on his face as he glanced towards Harp yet again and then towards the screen. Maybe he should have gotten snacks, but that could wait for another time, they were already here after all, no point in risking a chance at loosing their seats. Bel had a feeling that the moment he was away from Harp's side, the magic would start to get weaker. This short distance seemed alright, but something told him this wouldn't last much longer. The angel was in a bit of luck, though. Bel wouldn't rip him to tiny bits in the middle of the mo-...
A hand is suddenly brought up, Bel starts to rub at his eyes. That, or maybe Bel was lying to himself. Direct thoughts like that apparently were still not allowed, it seemed. There was a throbbing pain in his chest for several moments, even after he dropped his hand.