Who: Dracula and Open
What: Left without any resources, Dracula turns to vigilantism and robbery to line his pockets. Come help him spend his ill gotten gains!
When: Second night of port
Where: Montmartre and THE MOULIN ROUGE
Warnings: NPC violence, can-can dancers, flirting
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Wherein Dracula backslides brilliantly to avoid homelessness.... )
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He didn't know why at first. Maybe it was because for a second he imagined that one of his lovers or female friends was back there. But he let out a soft growl, turned on his heel, and stalked into the alley.
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And a great big head of steam, with no conscious idea of its source. He didn't question his outrage, just let it take him into the alleyway on an arrow straight path to the struggling figures at its back. The man, huge and heavyset, had a hand clamped over a slight woman's mouth and was rummaging at her clothes. Perhaps looking for jewels or money, or perhaps--
--He didn't wait and watch to find out. Instead he waded in, an outraged roar escaping him.
They left me to rot in this damned city--they took my woman away--now I can't protect her--
The lout in the sweatsuit looked up in amazement just as Dracula's charge slammed him right into his side.
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He took a half step forward, then hesitated. He wanted to do something but was neither keen to fight side-by-side with a vampire, nor to help a would-be mugger or rapist, even if Dracula was going to kill the man. But there was also a third actor in the scene, the woman. So Narvin darted forward and pulled her out of the way of the fight. That bought Narvin a few more seconds delay to decide which side he'd be on if push comes to shove.
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...twenty minutes later he was staring at the stage wide-eyed with an untouched drink in front of him, deciding that he loved this place.
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He reached for his drink absently and came back with a full one, and that meant it wasn't his. "Sorry," he whispered, and put it back. For a moment he frowned, the man in the shadows looking familiar--an inmate, if he recalled. Well, he wasn't here to police anyone. He looked back at the show.
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He was much more inclined to accept the offered drink with a salute, watch companionably, and--when a particularly neat bit of choreography had gone down-- cheer along with the crowd.
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Given that Alex wasn't the most social of creatures, he hadn't been able to identify who belonged on the ship, or who was a city resident, but when he caught sense of something inhuman amongst the crowd of small party goers, Alex turned his gaze toward the people. Although his powers weren't as powerful back home, and his assumption of something blending in with humans could very well be wrong, Alex still sought out that individual.
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"Hello. May I help you?"
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He didn't need any special powers to know this fact; just the way the dark man carried himself told Alex. Then again, that small trace of blood that lingered on his clothes was a dead giveaway.
"You already have," Alex replied.
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