Shuichi-kun
Planetoid
- Joined
- Feb 2, 2009
* Das Spiel ist aus = 'the jig is up'.
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The soft sound of a bell going off was the only thing to announce that the little shop was no longer so empty. Varick stepped over the threshold and glanced around. Taking in his surroundings with a keen sort of interest. He noticed it appeared to be a fine establishment. Though admittedly on the small side, the furnishings and decorations were tasteful, and the walls had been painted a pleasantly warm color. By just looking, there was no way to guess that this was a slave house -- but it was.
Moving forward he started toward the counter but noticed it empty. Evidently, someone is on their break, he thought, wryly, smiling to himself. It didn't matter. He didn't need an escort, perfectly capable of walking around to browse the stock without any help. Sales men were an inconvience, at any rate. They tried to be helpful but there was no doubt they had one thing in mind -- and that was the profits that could be made.
And so, Varick began to roam, walking down the aisles at an unhurried pace. He would stop occasionally to look into the cages he passed. They housed all different manner of humanoid hybrids. There were sirens who had been bound and gagged, there were nagas who hissed threateningly, there were catgirls who upon seeing the handsome new customer each thrust out their ample bosoms and batted their eyelashes in a sickeningly desperate fashion. After only seconds of consideration, the blond haired visitor passed them all.
He even started to feel disappointed. The girls were interesting enough, but they were superficial creatures, none of them willing to show their true selves, and none of them catching his interest. He sighed. And that was when he turned the corner, on his way back toward the entrance of the shop. That was when he came across another cage -- this one housing a teenaged boy. Among all the exotics, Varick noticed this one could at a first glance look out of place, but without a hat or similar article there wasn't a way to hide his ears...and his presence in the shop couldn't be under any question.
Varick smiled, and murmured, "Guten Abend, little one. How are you?"
* Guten Abend - good evening.
***
The soft sound of a bell going off was the only thing to announce that the little shop was no longer so empty. Varick stepped over the threshold and glanced around. Taking in his surroundings with a keen sort of interest. He noticed it appeared to be a fine establishment. Though admittedly on the small side, the furnishings and decorations were tasteful, and the walls had been painted a pleasantly warm color. By just looking, there was no way to guess that this was a slave house -- but it was.
Moving forward he started toward the counter but noticed it empty. Evidently, someone is on their break, he thought, wryly, smiling to himself. It didn't matter. He didn't need an escort, perfectly capable of walking around to browse the stock without any help. Sales men were an inconvience, at any rate. They tried to be helpful but there was no doubt they had one thing in mind -- and that was the profits that could be made.
And so, Varick began to roam, walking down the aisles at an unhurried pace. He would stop occasionally to look into the cages he passed. They housed all different manner of humanoid hybrids. There were sirens who had been bound and gagged, there were nagas who hissed threateningly, there were catgirls who upon seeing the handsome new customer each thrust out their ample bosoms and batted their eyelashes in a sickeningly desperate fashion. After only seconds of consideration, the blond haired visitor passed them all.
He even started to feel disappointed. The girls were interesting enough, but they were superficial creatures, none of them willing to show their true selves, and none of them catching his interest. He sighed. And that was when he turned the corner, on his way back toward the entrance of the shop. That was when he came across another cage -- this one housing a teenaged boy. Among all the exotics, Varick noticed this one could at a first glance look out of place, but without a hat or similar article there wasn't a way to hide his ears...and his presence in the shop couldn't be under any question.
Varick smiled, and murmured, "Guten Abend, little one. How are you?"
* Guten Abend - good evening.