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The drive from Ashford was a pleasant one, the roads quiet, the traffic scant. Even on the motorway, Samuel was allowed to use the car as it was intended - for leisure. Speeds of near on a hundred miles per hour were reached with little effort. The limit here was seventy, of course, but that wouldn't stop him.
A slight chuckle as the motorway was left, the sliproad also pretty empty, as Smauel thought back to the days when he was glad of horses. Of course, cars were much better; quicker, more comfortable. But, nothing beat the feel of the wind rushing over your body as the horse galloped under you. That was why, even at such speeds, he travelled with the roof still off. A few more miles, and Samuel could tell he was nearing the centre of the City.
London was always such a busy place, no matter the time of day. The traffic slowly began to increase as the sounds of horns and cursing started to fill the air, a great din of frustration and hurrying and conflicting egos as people tried their best to get to their respective destinations.
For Samuel, however, he simply turned on music similar in style to that which was playing in the house, pressed the button on his steering wheel to increase the volume to maximum, and then relax as the traffic moved on slowly towards the centre of London. It was, for Samuel at least, a pleasant and relaxing journey, despite the occasional roughneck complaining at the Chinese music being played at full volume.
Something, however, made him stop. A Honda Civic, driving in the opposite direction. That feeling suddenly increased to near the point of pain. Pulling over, Samuel winced for a moment, then allowed his eyes to relax. A minute or so of recomposing himself and the short fellow removed the keys from his car. From the corner of his eye, he had noticed a small bar - Cadogans Arm - and from there was that same feeling again.
Stepping out, he closed the door, and pressed a button on the fob of his key. The resultant rapid beeping was sweet in comparison to the sounding of the alarm earlier that day. Slowly, the roof was raising again as he made his way over the road.
Several people seemed to be leaving near enough at once. Strange how they all seemed to carry that same feeling, yet to no degree close to that of whoever was inside the Honda some little time ago.
Stopping just outside the door, Samuel was almost excited. It was rumoured that, like himself, all immortals were warriors. A silent wondering creased his brow for a moment, as he nearly regretted bringing his weapon. It made no little matter though, the slight, short body was a deadly enough weapon anyway.
Pushing open the door, Samuel walked in. Hopefully, no one would recognise the mainly elusive owner of Jing Enterprises.
Upon entering, it was obvious that several immortals were present, by that feeling that had, recently, been permanently in the back of his mind being brought to the forefront.

Please tell me now what life is, Please tell me now what love is... Again, tell me what life is.