There were a number of night clubs in the Strip, and tonight, the duke of hell was going to visit one of the oldest.
Club Gambit. Up until this point, Mikhainon had only heard of it in the periphery. He'd been curious, of course. He'd thought it was going to be bad for business having Gomorrah built just the other side of the road from it but according to his monthly revenue, apparently not. In the short course of months his temple opened, Gomorrah boomed. And all this time, Mikhainon wondered at the back of his head, well, how did Club Gambit's owner feel about that? Mikhainon was vague on a specific plan for this visit but he knew an opportunity when he saw one.
He stepped into the establishment, handsome and formal as ever, with a bouquet of lilies, white roses, and tulips. It was a gift for Yura Bengall and, in his endless wit, simultaneously her funeral arrangements. If she had a good eye for competition, she'd expect his arrival. She wouldn't like it, but she'd expect it. Business rivals tend to always notice.
On a side note, why did some club owners make their establishments so bright? If it was to show off decorations, then that was infinitely dumb. As far as he was concerned, the demographic couldn't give a lick as long as it wasn't a complete hole. Alcohol was alcohol, and nobody wanted to look at how really ugly the person they were grinding against were.
Mikhainon walked up to one of the waitresses with a charming smile. "Hello." He offered her the bouquet. "This is for Yura Bengall. Tell her it's from Gabriel Baltimore of Gomorrah."
And with that, Mikhainon sat at the bar, ordered his usual scotch on the rocks, and waited for his new friend.
@Kathinja
Club Gambit. Up until this point, Mikhainon had only heard of it in the periphery. He'd been curious, of course. He'd thought it was going to be bad for business having Gomorrah built just the other side of the road from it but according to his monthly revenue, apparently not. In the short course of months his temple opened, Gomorrah boomed. And all this time, Mikhainon wondered at the back of his head, well, how did Club Gambit's owner feel about that? Mikhainon was vague on a specific plan for this visit but he knew an opportunity when he saw one.
He stepped into the establishment, handsome and formal as ever, with a bouquet of lilies, white roses, and tulips. It was a gift for Yura Bengall and, in his endless wit, simultaneously her funeral arrangements. If she had a good eye for competition, she'd expect his arrival. She wouldn't like it, but she'd expect it. Business rivals tend to always notice.
On a side note, why did some club owners make their establishments so bright? If it was to show off decorations, then that was infinitely dumb. As far as he was concerned, the demographic couldn't give a lick as long as it wasn't a complete hole. Alcohol was alcohol, and nobody wanted to look at how really ugly the person they were grinding against were.
Mikhainon walked up to one of the waitresses with a charming smile. "Hello." He offered her the bouquet. "This is for Yura Bengall. Tell her it's from Gabriel Baltimore of Gomorrah."
And with that, Mikhainon sat at the bar, ordered his usual scotch on the rocks, and waited for his new friend.
@Kathinja