Ragoza
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March 7th 2016
Dry tonight, looks like it was a sunny day. Wonder how that feels. Sun sets around seven pm, and the All Night Society wakes up.
Dry tonight, looks like it was a sunny day. Wonder how that feels. Sun sets around seven pm, and the All Night Society wakes up.
You dreamed about her again. Pathetic. You need to be better than this, or you'll never deserve her.
The apartment is little more than a den but it suits you. Five foot square kitchen (unused), equally tiny bathroom (unused), battered guitar propped up in the corner(heavily used), calendar with today's date ringed red. Shit, there's a ceremony tonight.
Week two of your life as an abomination. You wake up FUCKING STARVING, and it takes all your restraint to not lunge at the ghoul Maeve left watching you. He rises slowly, a 6 foot slab of dreadlocks and meat, and dutifully opens a vein on his arm for you to feed from. You instinctively strain against the chains binding you to the stone slab, but the Queen herself restrained you last night. He moves over for you to feed.
"Your paper, boss?"
William has learned this ritual by rote. Today's paper, correspondences from London and cup of Earl Grey (strictly for the smell), brought to you on tray while some soothing music plays. Vivaldi's Spring, this evening. Undeath is no excuse to be uncivilised. The paper is uninteresting, inane drivel about the centenary of their little rebellion. You don't remember it as anything to be celebrated. A letter sits beside, bearing the seal of that tedious local "kogaion". They were made of sterner stuff in your day.
You wake up in a rush, oversleeping is too similar to torpor. When the Circle found you after all those years of hibernation, claiming to have traced you through Golden dawn archives, the high priestess herself brought you to this musty barrow and gave you this room. It's fascinating from an archeological viewpoint, having apparently been scratched out of the rock with claws centuries past, but in terms of living space it's spartan, just a rough cot, a stack of books and a thick wooden door. You've been here at least a week now, probably longer, reading and shaking off the cobwebs of centuries. Perhaps it's time to have a look outside that door.
What the hell are you meant to do with a night off? Herself is elbow deep in an essay, barely even acknowledges you when you come downstairs. You go through the rigmarole of heating up food, just to keep up appearances.
"There's post for you, Dermot. I left it on the table."
How lovely, more bills. Except that's no bill. That's the Renfield's seal on the envelope. Well shit, good thing you have the night off.
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