"Not clearly enough to tell," she says after a moment. "There are a lot of angels I don't recognize at this party. Should we go looking for them?"
Kerron starts scanning for appropriately sized angels. Or, for that matter, humans - there are kids but not that many kids here.
"I don't see anybody," she says.
"Yeah. I'll go see if I can turn them up," says Kerron, and he heads out into the crowd.
If he's looking for an eleven-year-old angel, he might find one tucked into a roomlet on the main floor level. But she is quiet enough and still enough to be easy to miss, even with those bright white wings.
"Well, you've got a bunch. Alts of your sisters and me and my sister and since you're also a Bell kid the Chronicle little princesses count for you even though they don't for me."
"That's a lot," says Ariel. "I think I'm okay with seeing you one at a time. What's it like in your world?"
"I'm from Aurum. We're the world with the vampires and the werewolves and the witches."
"Nope, I was looking for the one or the other of you and found you first."
"I'm not very findable in here," she says. "Did you have to look hard?"
"I bet she is somewhere you wouldn't expect anyone to be," says Ariel.