razerwing
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2011
- Location
- Somewhere over the rainbow.
A small rustle of clothes signalled a presence, bringing about a very hostile reaction from Seth. Without thinking, the boy brought his two .45's to bear, the muzzle's flashing, the cracks almost deafening. When nothing showed itself, he holstered his weapons and continued down the dimly lit street. The tenseness didn't leave though. He always felt eyes on him, he'd been that way ever since his recruitment. A sigh left his lips, and he passed through a door, into a gated area. Well, he was here, at the Fairgrounds. Everything seemed normal, the press and crush of the crowds relieving his nervousness. His 5'9" inch form glided through the humans, his sharp eyes scanning the people. Even though he was supposed to be on leave from his duties, he couldn't help a need to watch for threats. It was his job anyway, supernatural or not.
He picked up on a closed door, leading into a concrete structure with no windows. On the door, it read 'Authorized Personell Only.' To say the least, curiosity got the best of him. He'd heard of a fair within the Fair, one of exoctic things, where a non-human wouldn't have to hide. He'd always wondered whether havens existed. The soldier made his way to the door and turned the knob, only to find it locked. Undeterred, he took out a knife, very skinny with no handle, and picked it. "Ugh, such a simple lock. Must be an old model." With a disapproving shake of his head, he slipped in. His eyes adjusted quickly to the lack of light, a huge contrast to the brightly lit fairgrounds. He spotted a stairwell, and jogging down, he came out in what appeared to be an underground cavern. What he saw there shocked him, and suddenly, he was glad for his training. 'Entertainers', the term suddenly popped into his head. An old fashioned immortal might call them courtesan's.
He picked up on a closed door, leading into a concrete structure with no windows. On the door, it read 'Authorized Personell Only.' To say the least, curiosity got the best of him. He'd heard of a fair within the Fair, one of exoctic things, where a non-human wouldn't have to hide. He'd always wondered whether havens existed. The soldier made his way to the door and turned the knob, only to find it locked. Undeterred, he took out a knife, very skinny with no handle, and picked it. "Ugh, such a simple lock. Must be an old model." With a disapproving shake of his head, he slipped in. His eyes adjusted quickly to the lack of light, a huge contrast to the brightly lit fairgrounds. He spotted a stairwell, and jogging down, he came out in what appeared to be an underground cavern. What he saw there shocked him, and suddenly, he was glad for his training. 'Entertainers', the term suddenly popped into his head. An old fashioned immortal might call them courtesan's.