Just as Victoria was about to head back inside her trailer, the voice of James rung out, calling after them. She turned around to face him, and was met with a sense of déjà vu when she saw him standing there with a paper plate in hand. As usual, there was funnel cake on it. Not that she knew what it was, but she's seen it a couple times, and has heard of it a million times -from James, of course. "Have you guys been on the grounds yet? They may have the best funnel cake I have ever had,"

"But you alwa-" She started, "-and before you say anything I know I say that every stop, but this is the real deal!" He exclaimed as he held out the paper plate towards them. "You two want some?" Victoria sighed and narrowed her eyes at him, eventually giving in. "Now that I think about it, I've never tasted that yet." She said as she walked down the stairs. She took the fork from him and proceeded to take a piece of the cake. 

Just as she was about to put it inside her mouth, she paused, "Wait, I don't share. You can pull out a new fork for me, right? You know.. Magic." She said the last part with a silly smile on her face, and there was a glint of amusement in her eyes. Although she was used to them having supernatural abilities, calling it magic just seemed slightly ridiculous to her. She was never going to get used to that. 

Victoria brought her attention to Vincent as he smoked on a newly lit stick, "Cigar as always. You know.. 6 years from now, you're going to quit smoking." She joked -or lied, either way, she just wanted to see how he would react to it. Before he could answer though, she looked back at James, "The show tonight is going to be packed with people. Don't ask how I know, cause you already do." She gave him a half smile as she leaned against the trailer. She received precognitive flashes of the future while she was heading towards her trailer. It showed her that there were going to be a lot of people tonight, at least compared to the amount of people they had in their last few stops. Although she knew that much, there was a part of her vision that she couldn't quite decipher.