Phillip made a small chuckle and slightly shook his head as Victoria continued to talk. He turned around and waited for her to finish before starting. "It's our kind of job I assure you, don't worry about that," he stated, walking over to the counter and grabbing his silver dagger. "Body mutilated, multiple scratches, and there's no 'rampant beast' attraction there." Setting the dagger by his pistol Phillip turned back to Victoria. "And I suppose if we don't get caught as frauds or seen stabbing something or watched as we bury a body or we fail or we die then I guess we can see one show." A break would certainly be nice, if they were lucky they'd get a nice break. "Alright, go change I'll meet you by the car."
By the morning Phillip pulled up to the parking lot where the circus was nearby. After driving all night the hunter felt extremely tired but he would sleep later. Phillip took out his wallet and made sure everything was in order. "Right, let's get this over with." Phillip grabbed his pistol and tucked it underneath as an official would, then he placed his silver dagger on his belt. "You know what to look for, let's try to not make a mess like last time."
Hammond gave Blake a clean smile back, then pulled the imp's hand out of his pocket. "Right, let's see about that," Hammond noted, flicking the hand. The hand turned into an imp hand for a brief moment. Hammond let go and leaned against the wall. "See me tomorrow morning, and you best remember to come. You know you don't want me chasing you down, and Vladimir will be quite angry if someone's not keeping up with their glamour at this time." With that caring note, Hammond walked off and left the tent. After he was outside with no one around, Hammond pulled out several pouches from his coat. He chose a specific one out and set it down in the grass and then went back to his quarters. Trouble was going to stir, he had no doubt about that.
The next morning Hammond woke up plenty late. The amount of people he found that needed renewal was quite a large amount, and he still had several to do this morning. He couldn't wait until he didn't have this job anymore, but at least they payed him very well. Hammond stepped out of his tent, make a deep breath before walking around the perimeter again, expecting to run into several people that were due.