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"I do think that I might get impatient which is so strange. Daniel you can erase my drink off your list. I'll get it up there. I'll be right back." She muttered softly wandering off leaving the table to the others. She plopped down on the stool one away from her affections.
She glanced towards the boy making sure her eyes weren't fooling her. In all her many years she hadn't seen a boy like him. Where had he been hiding all this time? She sighed and waited for the bartender who was a very nice looking girl mind you, finish up with the previous order. She then waved the girl over telling her order.
"I'll take a strawberry daiquiri. Virgin. Of course." She chuckled then left the girl to do her job. She fidgeted wondering what to say to get his attention. Would saying a simple greeting be better than something sexy? She bit down on her lower lip softly, feeling troubled by the new situation and yet excited for the prospect of a challenge. Not that she wanted to drink from him. Did she?
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Daniel put the pad of paper away. "I am the manager afterall." He grinned. "Anyway it doesn't matter what time I get off, I can go to my place whenever I want. I live in the flat upstairs."
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With another slight bow Daniel left to go help Jack and Jill with the drinks.
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David had experience with girls, even having a habit to hit on them before even knowing their name. But it was no good here, there was something about her to where even her slightest mannerism would make him nervous, and the sad thing was he had only now looked at her twice. She ordered a drink, I'll compliment her choice! He turned and looked at her with a calm, albeit a bit nervous, smile on his face. "Hi." Despite sounding rather confident, his realization that what he had planned to say and what came out were totally different, actually put him at ease if only for a brief moment.
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She scoffed at a blonde haired girl who obviously was whispering about her to her friend. Her eyes shifting from her ear to Dani as attempted to cover her mouth from the secret words about her. Unknowing to her, D could hear everything that she was saying, much less thinking. She sneered at the thoughts of her being different. Honey, you have no idea. She thought to herself and stood to her full height of sixty-five inches. She wanted to trail over to the two females who couldn't seem to take her off of their minds, but decided against it. She raised an eyebrow, seeing an attractive male in at a table by himself. Feeline her urge push, she sauntered towards him and sat herself in his line of vision. She propped her feet up on the table, making herself comfortable and she gave him a dazzling grin. "Hey, I'm Dani. Dani Moore." The smile reached her eyes, making the ends of them crinkle and seeming as though her eyes were almost sparkling. She extended a hand to properly introduce ourselves and then continued, although knowing his answer before she could let the words come, "And you are...?"
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There were two general thoughts when it came to dress amongst the Organisation. The first was to ensure that you always blended in with a crowd, in order to avoid detection for the longest time. The second, which Gabriel stuck to more because he liked the clothes he wore, was to stand out from the crowd. You attracted attention, but those who recognised what they were looking at were much more cautious. He half hoped it would save some lives.
Heavy boots causing his footsteps to boom slightly, he slowly made his way through the throng over to the dingiest, darkest corner of the club he could find and took a seat. If only the drinking age wasn't 21 in the States- he could kill for a Jagermeister right now. From his corner he began to observe the people in the club, assembling a mental list of possible suspects. Most of them would just turn out to be slutty teens, but the only way to know was to check every available option. Slowly, his eyes settled more and more on a red head sitting at the bar.
"There's something about her..." he muttered to himself before realising he was staring a little too intently and quickly looking away. If he wasn't careful he would give himself away, (or perhaps worse) get thrown out of the club for perving and lose his only lead.
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He turned his gaze upon her now, his eyes recording all of the key features of her body, before looking her straight in the eye, trying to determine her emotions. He wasn't very good at reading people, never had been, but from her body language he gauged that he wasn't in any danger. So many possibilities, all the time, whirling around in his head as he sized them up.
He had to move, or he might as well just leave. Luckily there was a large group of people about to walk between them. He gave her a simple wave, with a small smile utterly devoid of any emotion. By the time the group had walked past the booth was empty, and he was over on the other side of the room, standing amidst the circles of chatting teens as though engaged in conversation. All the while he kept one eye on the pair around the bar, occasionally flicking back to the red head, though now she seemed a much less likely suspect.
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Daniel glanced at Flora a little concerned. When he looked at Jill she too was giving him a look. So even Jill picked up on it? I better keep my guard up.
"Jill why don't you tke a break and go check on on Foley?" Foley was the guy in charge of Security. He was always in the back room surrounded by monitors that displayed the clubs Closed Circut Camera footage. He also had the only firearm in the club, a .45 ACP USP, for use only when someone was being a danger to other's safety. Although that doesn't include the tazers that every employee (excluding Jack) carried. Jill nodded and told Daniel the orders he would need to take care of. Jill would ask Foley to keep an eye out for the guy and radio in if he did anything strange. He was surprised when Flora got up and left. I hope she stays out of trouble. He returned his attention to finishing the orders.
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Suddenly he lost sight of the girl, and he made his way to the edge of the crowd, searching for her. When she reappeared, she was striding towards him. He was instantly on guard, and the air of quiet harmlessness around him melted away into one of immense violence barely held in check. His left hand balled into a fist as she approached.
"May we talk? It seems we may have a small misunderstanding. To show you that there will be no trouble we can talk with people around. I am sure neither of us will do anything when there are innocents around." he heard her say, and a look of mild surprise crossed his face. He had not been expecting this. The possibility had not even crossed his mind. He was completely unsure how to respond. He did not like being wrong footed like this. It shifted the balance of control.
Seeing her breeze past to an empty booth, he hung back a few moments, checking if anyone was watching. He turned back towards her, muttered "I am the hammer...", then followed. It wasn't like he had anything to lose from it, he told himself as he took a seat opposite her.
"You are lucky I was not tutored by Karamazov.", he growled, his voice so quiet as to be audible only to her, "Or I'd have shot you right then and there. But I agree that there is no need to get innocents involved. Now what the hell do you want? This must be the first time in a decade your kind and my kind has sat down for a chat."
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"Sorry. Wrong door. Go about your business."
Martin turned and walked back down the hallway to where he had thrown the paper. How had he managed to do something like that? He was getting old, surely. The confused looking older man shut the door after watching Martin leave, still confused as all hell. Uncrumpling the paper and reading over the note again to confirm he would go to the right door this time, Martin approached the correct apartment. He knocked once, twice, three times. All in the same heavy manner as before. The no-nonsense police knock. After a few minutes, Martin got the letter. He had, of course, no intention of just walking away. He glanced around the hallway to see if there were any cameras or residents. There were not.
Promptly, Martin gave a mighty kick at the door and knocked it clear off it's hinges into Elliot's small apartment. From the moment he set eyes on it, he was immediately sure that no one could hide in here. The place was so small it was barely a fit home for packaged sardines. Stepping over the door, Martin proceded to search the apartment for anything he might useful to discerning the location of his rival. Maybe a handbook the Organisation had sent him in with or a to-do list personally written by the fellow hunter. Upon entering, Martin proped the door back up over the frame. It sort of looked like it was fine, but a sharp eye or someone attempting to open it would quickly find that the door was, in fact, off the hinges and had been kicked in.
Martin stepped further into the apartment, ready to tear it apart to find anything that might be useful.
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She lowered her gaze shyly before returning her electric blue eyes to his face. "I'm Marigold. You can call me Marie." She ran her tongue over her teeth analyzing his face and his features. He was handsome. So handsome that on any other day, when she wouldn't have been cursed, she would have taken a drink from him. She shivered slightly with delight then leaned forward as nonchalantly as possible to give him her full attention. She knew what she looked like. Polite and kind with a hint of a slight wild side. She smirked happy to start a conversation with the boy, that is until she felt the dread.
She glanced over her shoulder towards Flora and frowned at the look on her face. She then languidly scanned her eyes over the crowd and found what she had been looking for. A hunter. Oh lord. She sighed and turned her attention back to the male. "I came here with my friends. I don't know where they went off too though." She chuckled keeping her other senses on the presence of the hunter and Flora. Her sight remained on the male but some of her hearing, scent, and metaphysical touch remained tuned outwards. She knew Flora had confronted the hunter and she felt tense and even more nervous. Of course, none of this showed on her face.
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He had to admit, this was definitely going to be a case that would hold his full interest for as long as it lasted, and this time when he smiled it had some genuine emotion behind it. "Your very existence is based off of you harming people, and yet you are so eager not to be harmed yourself? Fine, I swear that whilst we are in this club I will not harm you." now his voice took on a business-like tone "I am Gabriel Castor, Hunter Elect of Division 21 of the Organisation, and for your information no-one gets hunted for nothing. Only the guilty are punished, and that is why I am here."
Whereas Flora smiled at onlookers, he continued to forcefully stare them down until they diverted their gaze, whilst rooting around in his pocket for something. He brought it out, and placed it on the table. It was the picture of a body, shrivelled and lifeless, seemingly devoid of all youth. Once again Gabriel's tone changed, this time to a sort of mournfulness with an undertone of anger. "One of your kind, here, in this city, killed this poor kid. Drained him dry. As you should be aware, the punishment for this crime is of course death. Now whoever did this must have gained a lot of energy, so I will ask you this one question: do you know anyone, anyone at all, who seems suddenly so full of life its like they're a whole new person?"
If she wasn't lying and said no, then this clearly wasn't the work of an individual, and if she said yes the target would be obvious. Either way he stood nothing to lose for now. He had made his move, now it was her turn...
Of course, had he known his appartment was being broken into as he spoke, he would've been furious. Not that he wouldn't be furious when he found out, but nobody can be in two places at once. Apart from inter-dimensional beings, but that wasn't the point. Luckily for him there wasn't really anything much to find in the apartment. There was the pizza box in the bin, his contacts in the bathroom, and two spare sets of identical clothes to what he was wearing now in his dresser. The only real thing of any importance, which nobody would understand who wasn't already in the business, were his orders. Located at the bottom of the top drawer of his dresser, it was a piece of paper with the ornate seal of the Organisation printed on one side, and three simple words on the other- 'Seek and destroy.'
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"It doesn't get much more serious than actually killing someone. She's a powerful Succubus, you say? That doesn't mean danger, that means a worthy opponent."
He was lost in his own thoughts for a few moments before saying "Thank you for the information. I do believe I owe you a favour. If there's anything you need, let me know." he gave a chuckle before finishing "God knows I'm not exactly hard to spot."
And with that he stood, gave Flora a simple wave, and in five paces he had disappeared into the crowd again. Sure, I can't hurt her while she's in the club, he thought to himself with a malicious grin, but if she's lying to me then as soon as she leaves I'll find out how much she really knows. It's not like she can stay here forever.
Quickly bringing himself back on task, he continued to walk amongst the crowd, observing other individuals. Sure, he had met one Succubus, but who knew how many more there were in the city? Once again he found his gaze kept drifting back to the red head at the bar, and he became more and more convinced he'd found another one. Now that he'd been confronted he wasn't really trying to hide anymore, just wander through the crowd without attracting too much attention. Was that red head wearing one of the necklaces? He couldn't make it out amidst all the different light patterns being shone out across the room...
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Daniel glanced back a bit nervous. "And?"
"They just talked, then he left." Jill sighed in response, running a hand through her short orange hair. "Honestly, that guy gives me the creeps, that girl too. You should be careful around her little Daniel."
"Sure Jill," He answered and caught sight of Flora approaching the bar. "I'll keep that in mind." he muttered to himself. When she arrived He greeted her with a smile before turning to serve a customer. "hey the doors are closing soon, so the place will start to slow down. Then I won't need to help out so much, and you can have my undivided attention." He spoke to the girl as he handed another a drink. "That is if you decide to stick around."
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"so Dani, how are the little brats doing, huh?" she asked smiling at an old friend. they had known each other a long time, and were partners in crime. Muera was able to keep up with it, even though Dani was a little more powerful than she was. Muera licked her lips. she had just finished feeding.
and how delicious too
she thought mercilessly.
next time I'm feeding, I'll come back here
"Dani, did you-" she trailed off. it was obvious to her that she had.
"nice"
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