The Devil's Nest [evening]

[texted3times]

Jessica's departure had been mitigated slightly by the pleasure he'd gotten by harrassing the poor employees at Ikea for not making a bed that had been, ahem, Viking-proof.

He'd arrived at the club fashionably late, dressed in slacks and the blue sweater Jaina had gotten him for Christmas, and settled into his spot behind the velvet ropes.

There was a tasteful "help wanted" sign beside Tiny at the bar.

[OOC: Living OCD free tonight!]

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[dressedinblood]

Anna was wandering around the town probably setting up ghost stories for future generations when she saw the Devil's Nest and, wondering what kind of establishment it might be, decided to go in.

She looked down at the stamp that had been put on her hand when she couldn't produce an ID, raised one eyebrow, and watched as it disappeared.

And then she noticed Eric. She walked over to him on silent, bare feet and greeted him with, "What are you?"

[texted3times]

"Vampire," he replied promptly. "You?"

[dressedinblood]

Anna would have thought that was relatively obvious. She certainly looked the part. "Ghost," she said. She sounded a little like, 'duh,' because she was still a teenage girl in there.

"So vampires are real, too?"

[texted3times]

"Around here they are," Eric said easily. "Different people have reacted with more shock to the idea."

[dressedinblood]

One of Anna's eyebrows went up a little, and she pointed out, "I'm a ghost."

((Ugh, sorry so slow, I think I have plague.))

[texted3times]

"Perhaps not ghosts," Eric amended. "Do ghosts often come to dance clubs where you're from?"

[OOC: Ugh, I had that a few weeks back!]

[dressedinblood]

"I doubt it," Anna said dubiously. "I haven't spoken to any other ghosts, so it's hard to say." Also, there weren't really any other ghosts like Anna. "Do vampires often go to dance clubs where you're from?"

[texted3times]

"Yes," Eric said. "It's easy to find a meal around the drunk and unwary."

Thank you, Eric.

[dressedinblood]

"Well, that...makes sense," Anna said, not looking entirely happy about how much sense it made. Then she gestured to the sign on the bar and asked, "You're hiring people? Not to get rid of the bodies, I hope."