Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 1:40 am
Tenele woke the next morning, combed her hair, made herself presentable... and left the inn before Crackers was awake.
She walked down the city streets, noticing the women that were stand, sitting, and lying around a building. They had barely nothing on, and Tenele already could guess what they were. Poor women. How many were forced there and how many worked there freely?
She made her way to the male brothel, opening up the door and stepping into the common room. She closed the door behind her and looked around, noting that it had grown somewhat more quiet in the common room when she stepped in.
But, then as soon as it had gotten quiet it was loud again. A few men standing casually in the corner were staring at her and talking amongst themselves.
She knew she didn't look like the type that would usually come into one of these places, so they were probably wondering what sort of man she was interested in. There was a man standing by the door she had come in. He appeared to be a receptionist of sorts.
She walked towards him and looked over his table. "I'm here to see a vampire that was brought in yesterday. Strickly business, no pleasure. I'm here to check on how he's doing."
The man nodded to one of those standing in the corner. "Take this lady up to room 50," he told the man who only wore a pair of pants.
The man smiled and looked at Tenele. "Follow me," he said casually, turning to go up a staircase.
Tenele followed behind him, taking in every detail of the place. She looked up and down the halls as she passed them, looking for a place that would look to be an office. Somewhere the owner might be staying.
"You like vampires?" the man asked, stopping just short of Vlad's door, which was marked with the number 50.
"You can say that," Tenele said, reaching for the door. The man casually stepped into the way. In fact, Tenele noticed, everything he did seemed to be casual, no effort at all.
"I can please you to," he said, grinning down at her. "Trust me..." His hand reached around her back, slidding up slowly and running his hand through her silver hair.
"I'm not here for that reason," she said and opened up the door. "THank you for your help." She stepped in and closed it behind her, taking a deep even breath.
She walked down the city streets, noticing the women that were stand, sitting, and lying around a building. They had barely nothing on, and Tenele already could guess what they were. Poor women. How many were forced there and how many worked there freely?
She made her way to the male brothel, opening up the door and stepping into the common room. She closed the door behind her and looked around, noting that it had grown somewhat more quiet in the common room when she stepped in.
But, then as soon as it had gotten quiet it was loud again. A few men standing casually in the corner were staring at her and talking amongst themselves.
She knew she didn't look like the type that would usually come into one of these places, so they were probably wondering what sort of man she was interested in. There was a man standing by the door she had come in. He appeared to be a receptionist of sorts.
She walked towards him and looked over his table. "I'm here to see a vampire that was brought in yesterday. Strickly business, no pleasure. I'm here to check on how he's doing."
The man nodded to one of those standing in the corner. "Take this lady up to room 50," he told the man who only wore a pair of pants.
The man smiled and looked at Tenele. "Follow me," he said casually, turning to go up a staircase.
Tenele followed behind him, taking in every detail of the place. She looked up and down the halls as she passed them, looking for a place that would look to be an office. Somewhere the owner might be staying.
"You like vampires?" the man asked, stopping just short of Vlad's door, which was marked with the number 50.
"You can say that," Tenele said, reaching for the door. The man casually stepped into the way. In fact, Tenele noticed, everything he did seemed to be casual, no effort at all.
"I can please you to," he said, grinning down at her. "Trust me..." His hand reached around her back, slidding up slowly and running his hand through her silver hair.
"I'm not here for that reason," she said and opened up the door. "THank you for your help." She stepped in and closed it behind her, taking a deep even breath.