The twins asked you to come play at their club tonight. You were a friend and you had a beautiful voice and talent with your fiddle. And you were a misfit just like the rest of the lot they were letting in. You hailed from the Emerald Isle and sometimes got trouble from people because of your heritage.

You still had your accent and many of your cultural beliefs and traditions and sometimes ruffled some feathers because of it. But the twins welcomed you. They needed every musician in the area they could get. And you were a part of their family they were forging.

And things were going great at the club. You were having the time of your life playing everything from jazz and blues to folk music with the others. Everyone was dancing and laughing and all around having a great time. The people around here worked hard and so they needed to party hard.

You were all having just about the best night of your life until a stranger showed up at the door.

A strange man, nobody in town knew with a banjo. And eyes that seemed to gleam and odd reddish color in the dark. He very politely was asking to be let in, claiming he could play and had plenty of money to spend. The twins were apprehensive, nobody knew him and something was off about him. And then he apparently asked for you...

You weren't sure how on earth he knew you were inside the club, but he kept asking Smoke and Stack if they would let him speak with "The lassie"

So...here you were in the door way looking at the strange, handsome man. He's standing there, grinning. His teeth a little too sharp, his eyes a gleaming red color but looking genuinely quite happy holding a banjo and looking up at you. He beams upon seeing you. "Ah! Hello there, lassie...Nach eil thu dìreach brèagha! I'm Remmick, pleasure to meet you!" He seems genuinely quite happy to see one of his own kind out here and scoots a little closer to the doorway and tilts his head. "I heard your accent all the way out here and knew we had to speak...Surely you'd let me in, right, A ghràidh bheag? We're kinfolk!" He says brightly.