Post by forsaken on Nov 11, 2009 18:07:11 GMT -7
Certain Death, that's what this was. As much as he despised bloodthirsty werewolves this place must surely be their haven. Rats as large as house cats scurrying over the ruins, the stench of dead bodies filling his nose. This could be the capital for murderous wolves. Yet, here he was waltzing in like as if he owned the place. Technically, he probably could. By the crappy houses lined along the blocks, Azazel guessed that he could probably buy the place from the city for a little over half his fortune.
The Australian Werewolf had little interest in staying here long, let alone buying the whole section of town. He'd already decided he wasn't going to stay past dusk. No need to get into a brawl his first night here. Of course, the first place he was attracted to in this hole was a local bar. It appeared more of a hovel than a bar, small, low roof, but the inside was packed with round wood table and a very small counter where a large red-head woman was cleaning glasses.
Well, maybe good 'Ol England isn't all that different from Austalia afterall, Azazel mused.
He walked over cooly, his slick brown hair beat against his cheek with every step. He pulled up a stool, and looked intently at the back of the bartender, who was still cleaning the glass.
Casually, he allowed his dark brown eyes to sweep over the room. it was about 5 PM and the bar wasn't all that crowded. The people looked norrmal, depressed, and dirty. None looked too talkative.How was he supposed to get any information from this energetic bunch?
"Hey, lady!" Azazel said, loud and already annoyed that he may have wasted his time. "Get me a Foster, cold."
The Australian Werewolf had little interest in staying here long, let alone buying the whole section of town. He'd already decided he wasn't going to stay past dusk. No need to get into a brawl his first night here. Of course, the first place he was attracted to in this hole was a local bar. It appeared more of a hovel than a bar, small, low roof, but the inside was packed with round wood table and a very small counter where a large red-head woman was cleaning glasses.
Well, maybe good 'Ol England isn't all that different from Austalia afterall, Azazel mused.
He walked over cooly, his slick brown hair beat against his cheek with every step. He pulled up a stool, and looked intently at the back of the bartender, who was still cleaning the glass.
Casually, he allowed his dark brown eyes to sweep over the room. it was about 5 PM and the bar wasn't all that crowded. The people looked norrmal, depressed, and dirty. None looked too talkative.How was he supposed to get any information from this energetic bunch?
"Hey, lady!" Azazel said, loud and already annoyed that he may have wasted his time. "Get me a Foster, cold."