Yep, let's not keep Luna waiting on the rizz!

Kazuma rushed down the stairs, and jumped over the last few and landed before the guild area and tried to make it look smooth. He walked up to the counter, and waited for Luna, his heart pounding.

She came out from the side door. "Oh. So you actually showed up. So where are we going?" she said, showing a bit of excitement.

"You'll see," he grinned, extending a hand. "I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise."

"Oh my. Well I guess let's see how you do," she said taking his hand and smiling, finding him surprisingly charismatic, despite him being slightly clumsy about it.

He ended up taking her to a fine restaurant that was pretty close to the Guild. Nothing overly fancy that attracted a bunch of noble snobs above all else, more of an upper middle class establishment than anything. Thankfully, Kazuma had his reservation in order, thanks to Aqua's magic.

"...I think I'm forgetting something..." Kazuma then muttered to himself, crossing his arms and tilting his head thoughtfully.

"This place is hard to get reservations for," Luna noted, ignoring Kazuma's musings.

"Meh, not that hard if you know a thing or two," he shrugged, as if it wasn't really impressive in his eyes. To be fair, it wasn't exactly impressive when he had a genie doing things for him.

Luna chuckled. "You certainly trying hard. Shall we then?" she gestured towards the door.

He opened the door and gestured inside. "After you," he grinned, still trying to be as charming as he could manage, calling up every bit of knowledge on flirting he had gained from his gaming and reading back on Earth. It made trying to recall just what he was forgetting a little harder.

"Why thank you," she said and entered the restaurant. A waiter guided them both to a table by a window on a higher level with a nice view. "Oooo look! So pretty!"

"I take it that you like the view?" Kazuma inquired rhetorically as he pulled out her chair for her.

"Yeah, take a look!" she said, gesturing out the window as she accepted his gesture and took the seat.

He looked and noticed the clouds were all nicely visible, they don't look amazing but he realized in an hour or so, the sunset this time of the year would probably be shining against them in a perfect way. He smiled looking at her beaming eyes.

"One of my coworkers said her husband got a reservation at this time of the year a while back. I always wanted to see it for myself," Luna said as she held her hands to her chest. "I guess the view will have to wait until after dinner though." She then gazed at him, raising a curious eyebrow. "You seem a bit distracted."

He shrugged as he put his cape over the back of his own chair, and sat. "I just think I'm forgetting something is all, but I can't put my finger on it. Eh, it's not that important, not when I have a hot date," he shrugged, putting it out of his mind.

She giggled. "So, I'm a hot date, eh?"