"Latte, please," she asked. As the barista started to move about, Lavinia let her eyes slide to the two men in the back. The punk from before wasn't staring at her wide-eyed anymore. Yet, she still felt a feeling of urgency. A feeling she only got when she felt threatened. She immediately dropped her gaze when she caught the punk's companion eyes. Both of them seemed to be watching. Her body tensed and she brought her hands together. A trailed of red traveled over her wrist, jumping into her clasped hands. A small ball of flickering flames started to form, taking form of a small fire salamander. The creature swirled around her hands, impatient and poised to fight.
"Your latte," the barista suddenly said. Lavinia quickly looked up, her face relaxing as she smiled at the barista. The fire salamander closed its amber eyes, slowly disappearing. With the creature gone, she took the cup of latte, thanked the employee, and took a seat near the door - making sure to place herself so she faced the men. Were they perhaps from the Addarios? She certainly didn't recognize both of them. So if they were Addarios, they were from the lower ranks. Ah. Now to mention it... Wasn't this coffee shop currently in Addario territory? Lavinia took a sip from her cup, thoughtfully thinking back. This was her favorite coffee shop and it was in the Campione's hands until about a month ago.
She couldn't help but let out a small sigh. No wonder Drake had called her. The little prick was watching her go straight into Addario territory without telling her; instead, he just told her to call him if she needed help. "I'm going to kill him," she hissed under her breath, her hands wrapped around the cup. However, she was more mad at herself. A capo blindly going in her enemies territory without realizing it; how stupid could she be? But now, she needed to move. Lavinia took one last sip, her eyes glaring at the punk and his companion. When the cup left her lips, she cracked a smile.
In a swift movement, Lavinia left her seat, stepping out of the shop. She quickly walked towards her territory, taking a sharp right into an isolated beaten down path. Fire trailed down her arms and onto the ground as she continued walking. The kindling flames jumped into each other, swarming into two, three feet salamanders. If they wanted to fight, they would get one.