"And today at Gernis Memorial Hospital a local man was emitted after being brutally attacked by an enraged werewolf! He- "
Gin glanced away from the TV in the corner coffee shop, looking down to his old, beaten up wallet on the tiny round table he sat at. It was his usual seat, far off in a corner near the large windows that exposed the world outside of the tranquil little shop. Though it was normally sunny outside, today there was quite a bit of dark cloud cover, the air felt a bit heavier than usual too. Not that Gin could just go blabbering about it to anyone, most humans couldn't notice the heavy change in the air or the slight unnatural tingle of magic that often hit their noses. A bit of a sigh escapes him as he tilts his head a bit, reaching a hand up to tug off his reading glasses and set them on the table beside his wallet.
Lazily he gazes out of the window, watching as people pass by in a hurry, some with weapons, others with children, and some without nothing. It wasn't a really troublesome thing, but Gin found it to be. He liked humans, he liked his kin, he liked everyone. It was amazing what could happen in just a matter of a few years, how fast things could get out of hand... Thankfully though, the battle had not fully reached this area. There were attacks here or there, but mostly it was kept safe by the government working with countless Magic officials.
Slowly his gaze turns towards the dark sky that was holding promise of rain. Normally Gin would stay home while it rained, or at a friends. It was one of the few times he actually sat still and wasn't drunk off his ass or running on some kind of high. The rain was calming and soothing, enchanting if anything, it made him sleepy. But today he had dragged himself from his friends apartment to come have coffee. He actually wasn't too fond of the usually bitter drink, but a few people he knew liked it, so he drank it willingly.
And today was no different. Aside that he had arrived a bit early and was now stuck waiting, it seemed.
Gin glanced away from the TV in the corner coffee shop, looking down to his old, beaten up wallet on the tiny round table he sat at. It was his usual seat, far off in a corner near the large windows that exposed the world outside of the tranquil little shop. Though it was normally sunny outside, today there was quite a bit of dark cloud cover, the air felt a bit heavier than usual too. Not that Gin could just go blabbering about it to anyone, most humans couldn't notice the heavy change in the air or the slight unnatural tingle of magic that often hit their noses. A bit of a sigh escapes him as he tilts his head a bit, reaching a hand up to tug off his reading glasses and set them on the table beside his wallet.
Lazily he gazes out of the window, watching as people pass by in a hurry, some with weapons, others with children, and some without nothing. It wasn't a really troublesome thing, but Gin found it to be. He liked humans, he liked his kin, he liked everyone. It was amazing what could happen in just a matter of a few years, how fast things could get out of hand... Thankfully though, the battle had not fully reached this area. There were attacks here or there, but mostly it was kept safe by the government working with countless Magic officials.
Slowly his gaze turns towards the dark sky that was holding promise of rain. Normally Gin would stay home while it rained, or at a friends. It was one of the few times he actually sat still and wasn't drunk off his ass or running on some kind of high. The rain was calming and soothing, enchanting if anything, it made him sleepy. But today he had dragged himself from his friends apartment to come have coffee. He actually wasn't too fond of the usually bitter drink, but a few people he knew liked it, so he drank it willingly.
And today was no different. Aside that he had arrived a bit early and was now stuck waiting, it seemed.