Mathers looked up at the building before him and frowned. It was one of those modern, trendy buildings with weird angles and a color scheme that was supposed to scream 'dangerous' in the light of a neon sign. In the middle of the day it just looked... normal. He checked the business card the receptionist at the civic center had given him and back up at the multistory nightclub. It seemed like a regular nightclub but he'd been warned again and again that his 'kind' wouldn't be allowed within which seemed odd given that he was about as normal as you could get. Well, at least that's what he assumed.
He approached the building and knocked sharply on the front door and asked for a Mr.... crap, what was his name again? Digging through his things he found the email printout, ah right, Gabriel Baltimore. After getting an appraising gaze from the doorman he was eventually let in and sat at one of the clubs tables and looked around with a soft whistle while the man went to find the owner. Even without the myriad of strobes flashing he could tell this place was a cut above the other clubs in the area. The decor was trendy without being gaudy, the place was pristine, and from what he could tell the bar itself was stocked with everything a customer could want.
For all of it's splendor and grandeur however, something felt off. The hairs on the back of his neck had stood up as soon as he'd entered, and the doorman himself had felt strange, almost emotionless. He shook his head and tried to relax. His superiors had joked that the island was full of demons and strange creatures of all sorts, a poor attempt at hazing the rookie he assumed. After all, there were no such thing as monsters... right?
@Poppy
He approached the building and knocked sharply on the front door and asked for a Mr.... crap, what was his name again? Digging through his things he found the email printout, ah right, Gabriel Baltimore. After getting an appraising gaze from the doorman he was eventually let in and sat at one of the clubs tables and looked around with a soft whistle while the man went to find the owner. Even without the myriad of strobes flashing he could tell this place was a cut above the other clubs in the area. The decor was trendy without being gaudy, the place was pristine, and from what he could tell the bar itself was stocked with everything a customer could want.
For all of it's splendor and grandeur however, something felt off. The hairs on the back of his neck had stood up as soon as he'd entered, and the doorman himself had felt strange, almost emotionless. He shook his head and tried to relax. His superiors had joked that the island was full of demons and strange creatures of all sorts, a poor attempt at hazing the rookie he assumed. After all, there were no such thing as monsters... right?
@Poppy