@Remipa Awesome@legion-114@the grey dust
It wasn't long before Hank came over to talk. Mithias tried to keep his judgements and concerns to himself and leaned back on the ledge, folding his arms. He looked at Hank as he spoke. It was nice to hear Hank sound just like his former self for a moment, stumbling over words and wonderously reflecting on the intricacies of his present reality. The good part was that he didn't appear upset in the least. Hank seemed to be free of his depression. Even his voice was lighter.
Before he answered, Mithias pushed off the ledge and walked over. His thoughts only revealed by his actions, Mithias put his arms around Hank and held him for a moment. "We will see, Hank. We will see." He let go. "I will go to the hotel, but I am going now. I don't see a reason to wait until daylight. Most of Gabriel's likely guests would likely be vampires... or harlots, both of which do their work in the late hours. The night is young. Let us go. I will be with you."
Mithias grabbed a hat and the two went outside, leaving Chantelle. The wait staff took care of the broken glass. Mithias knew there was a reason his father had mentioned his 'cheerful old friend.' He intended for Hank and Mithias to go there. Whatever his reasons, Mithias knew better than to ask. Then could be no better way of knowing than to go.
Het hotel
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Two vampires walked into the lobby with pretty much no human batting an eye. Mithias kept his head down and hands in his pockets reflexively. Hundreds of years had conditioned him to avoid human attention, and walking into an expensive hotel lobby at a vacation resort was like spitting into the public eye. But it seemed to be no big deal.
Scanning the atrium, he discerned the voices. Far back and alone in a quiet corner were two vampires that appeared to be having a discussion over cups of tea. As Hank and Mithias got closer, walking up together, Hank somewhat nervous, and Mithias floating beside him like a hitman, they took notice. One, Mithias recognized right away as Adam, whos rich blood had so recently bonded him with familiarity and shared memory. He knew Adam's motives fairly well after that. The other, was a youthful vampire in another fine suit with white hair. The sight struck Mithias like a hot needle, for not a night went by that he didn't recall a similar figure with such a complexion, such posture... Mithias stopped in his tracks.
It wasn't long before Hank came over to talk. Mithias tried to keep his judgements and concerns to himself and leaned back on the ledge, folding his arms. He looked at Hank as he spoke. It was nice to hear Hank sound just like his former self for a moment, stumbling over words and wonderously reflecting on the intricacies of his present reality. The good part was that he didn't appear upset in the least. Hank seemed to be free of his depression. Even his voice was lighter.
Before he answered, Mithias pushed off the ledge and walked over. His thoughts only revealed by his actions, Mithias put his arms around Hank and held him for a moment. "We will see, Hank. We will see." He let go. "I will go to the hotel, but I am going now. I don't see a reason to wait until daylight. Most of Gabriel's likely guests would likely be vampires... or harlots, both of which do their work in the late hours. The night is young. Let us go. I will be with you."
Mithias grabbed a hat and the two went outside, leaving Chantelle. The wait staff took care of the broken glass. Mithias knew there was a reason his father had mentioned his 'cheerful old friend.' He intended for Hank and Mithias to go there. Whatever his reasons, Mithias knew better than to ask. Then could be no better way of knowing than to go.
Het hotel
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Two vampires walked into the lobby with pretty much no human batting an eye. Mithias kept his head down and hands in his pockets reflexively. Hundreds of years had conditioned him to avoid human attention, and walking into an expensive hotel lobby at a vacation resort was like spitting into the public eye. But it seemed to be no big deal.
Scanning the atrium, he discerned the voices. Far back and alone in a quiet corner were two vampires that appeared to be having a discussion over cups of tea. As Hank and Mithias got closer, walking up together, Hank somewhat nervous, and Mithias floating beside him like a hitman, they took notice. One, Mithias recognized right away as Adam, whos rich blood had so recently bonded him with familiarity and shared memory. He knew Adam's motives fairly well after that. The other, was a youthful vampire in another fine suit with white hair. The sight struck Mithias like a hot needle, for not a night went by that he didn't recall a similar figure with such a complexion, such posture... Mithias stopped in his tracks.