Unfortunately, Dee and Jay were no different. They weren’t familiar with the deities of many other religions. Jay grew up as, and still was, a loosely-practicing Catholic. Dee was raised Christian, but lost whatever faith he had in God by the time he left Ohio, for obvious reasons.

They weren’t familiar with that particular school. Though, Jay once applied to both the University of Performing Arts in Vienna and the Royal Academy of Music in the UK, but was not accepted to either. Still, he had an idea of how some of those programs worked, at least back then. He remembered a lot of the schools he looked at having three year programs.

“Last year of your Masters level, then?” Jay asked, and wouldn’t be surprised at all with how everyone spoke of Rik.

“Are you preparing for your final recital?”