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Blood In The Water
The Shark Tank... Usually, just a casino, but flyers had been posted and handed out, all over Vegas, indicating that, for this night, gambling would be optional. That there would be a party for Hallowe'en and a themed costume contest to match. Good for publicity and, not to mention, the bar - especially with no entrance fee!
Downstairs was the gambling section. Upstairs being where the main party was being held. Only the two floors existed and it made for a nice, self-contained atmosphere.
No actual vampires or other denizens of the night, of course. At least, for the most part. They tended to find nights like this a little offensive.
Something else which would be changing later...
[OOC: Open to everyone! Make yourselves at home and things will take a change for the violent in a little while. :)]
Downstairs was the gambling section. Upstairs being where the main party was being held. Only the two floors existed and it made for a nice, self-contained atmosphere.
No actual vampires or other denizens of the night, of course. At least, for the most part. They tended to find nights like this a little offensive.
Something else which would be changing later...
[OOC: Open to everyone! Make yourselves at home and things will take a change for the violent in a little while. :)]
Re: Lucas and Open
Re: Lucas and Open
She mixed the Jack and Coke with a few cubes of ice and quoted the price. She placed a black stirrer in the tumbler, waiting for him to pass over the cash before she slid the drink to him on the napkin.
A glance was given to the cowgirl's beer.
Re: Lucas and Open
"Cheers!" he said, and pushed it across the bar to her.
Re: Lucas and Open
The hybrid finished it off with a couple of gulps, passed the mug over the bar with an expression of carefully reserved commiseration. If she put an extra buck or two in the tip jar, would that be a good gesture of female solidarity?
"I'll just have a refill, minus the familiarity."
Re: Lucas and Open
While she worked on the dwindling beer, Rhiannon scanned her surroundings. Two other staff members navigated the alley behind the bar to keep the patrons happy. Out on the dance floor, two bouncers kept an eager eye out for a drunken scuffle, something to break up the monotony, a story to later tell. If she strained her ears, Rhiannon could hear slot machine bells ringing on the first floor. Business was booming.
Just then, the DJ mixed the opening chords of ‘Beat It’ into his medley.
“Sounds like they’re playing your song,” she told the guy. Rhiannon handed the woman her second drink.
Re: Lucas and Open
Re: Lucas and Open
"When does the costume contest start?" she asked the bartender. These boots were going to have her pigeon-toed before the night was over, but she liked the way the spurs jingled. She wondered if they'd take pictures of the winner. "I'd hate to have to be the judge that needs to choose one Princess Leia over another."
Re: Lucas and Open
As for the contest question, Rhiannon had no idea, so she made something up. “Eleven.” It sounded reasonable to her. In her whirlwind of an employee training, it hadn’t come up. She opened a fresh jar of maraschino cherries to provide one for another bartender’s whisky sour. Then she turned and poured herself a glass of ice water, which she prayed would somehow trans-mutate into vodka on its way down her esophagus.
As she turned back to the counter, Rhiannon wondered where the evening might find Cian. It was a full moon, so she suspected he was out running rather than hosting a flock of trick-or-treaters at his front door. Possibly even running just to avoid a flock of trick-or-treaters.