Post by MARCUS AJAX SANTIAGO on Jul 29, 2013 1:52:06 GMT
[style=width: 390px; height: 200px; text-align: justify; background-image: url(http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk301/FadedReality_88/Marcus/marcus99_zps28312ec2.jpg); border: #d6d6d6 5px solid;]
[/style][style=width: 390px; height: 250px; background-color: #d6d6d6; font-family: arial; font-size: 11px; color: #000000; line-height: 115%; padding: 5px; overflow: auto; text-align: justify; opacity: .5;]Marcus wasn't often one to frequent bars or clubs for either the alcohol or the social scene. Seeing as he couldn't get drunk even if he wished too, which he did not, there was no point in attempting to forget life for a bit that way. And as far as making his rounds about the room and chatting up the various other club goers, well he wasn't exactly the sort who went searching for a conversation with a stranger. Not that he wouldn't gladly converse with someone if they engaged him in such but he wasn't actively looking for it. Tonight, however, he hadn't felt like returning to his apartment, the large and empty space seeming less than inviting just now. It had been almost two weeks since the winter ball and thoughts of Eleyna were still swirling through his head. The inward debate as to whether initiating contact was really a good idea. It had been such a long time after all. She might simply considered him a fond memory by this point but nothing more.
So here he was, seated at the bar of The Black Rose a newer establishment but decorated to appear as if from a much older time period. They got most of the details right he had noted though there were a few little things that were not quite accurate but overall it was a welcoming place. Tables were scattered across the large main room and there was a long bar with individual stools if you were simply here for a drink. It was where Marcus had taken up residence upon arriving a half hour or so ago. Still dressed in a rather sharp looking suit from work he'd unbuttoned the jacket and loosened his tie a bit before ordering a scotch on the rocks. He might not be able to get drunk from the liquid but the burn of the alcohol as it went down his throat was still satisfying in its own way.
Two stools down a woman sat with her own drink in hand, appearing to be alone. They'd exchanged the normal glance you gave a person nearby as you sat down, each happy to keep to their own devices. It hadn't taken long though for someone else to catch sight of her solitary state and without waiting for so much as an invitation or even an acknowledgement of his presence a rather confident gentleman took posession of the stool beside her. "This seat taken?" He questioned with a cocky grin not obviously caring if she gave him a yes or no. "How about I buy you a drink?" The woman gave a half smile as she shook her head no and tried to refuse obviously not interested in the unwanted attention. "C'mon, sweetheart, just lemme buy you a drink, c'mon just one..." Ignoring her repeated refusals the man reached out and grabbed a hold of her arm then which brought a stern, "Let go of me!" from the girl, which he responded to with a laugh clearly finding this whole thing to be some sort of game.
"I believe the lady asked you to remove your hand," Giving a cursory glance over his shoulder at the sound of a new voice the fellow sneered. "Bug off!" He shot back his head already turning back around towards the woman until the sneer was transformed into a grimace. Placing a rather firm grip on the man's shoulder Marcus took advantage of his kind's abilities to manipulate minds until the man had to look him in the eye. "I think it would be wise if you left. Now." His voice was calm as could be and to anyone around it would have hardly seemed they were having anything more than a normal conversation. Without another word the man nodded dumbly and stood up to walk quickly towards the exit and disappeared. Having turned to watch his departure, Marcus refocused his attention back to the woman on the stool, her features looking a bit shaken after the encounter. "Are you alright?" He questioned politely, not sure if she would care that he'd intervened or not but not regretting the action either way.
[/style]So here he was, seated at the bar of The Black Rose a newer establishment but decorated to appear as if from a much older time period. They got most of the details right he had noted though there were a few little things that were not quite accurate but overall it was a welcoming place. Tables were scattered across the large main room and there was a long bar with individual stools if you were simply here for a drink. It was where Marcus had taken up residence upon arriving a half hour or so ago. Still dressed in a rather sharp looking suit from work he'd unbuttoned the jacket and loosened his tie a bit before ordering a scotch on the rocks. He might not be able to get drunk from the liquid but the burn of the alcohol as it went down his throat was still satisfying in its own way.
Two stools down a woman sat with her own drink in hand, appearing to be alone. They'd exchanged the normal glance you gave a person nearby as you sat down, each happy to keep to their own devices. It hadn't taken long though for someone else to catch sight of her solitary state and without waiting for so much as an invitation or even an acknowledgement of his presence a rather confident gentleman took posession of the stool beside her. "This seat taken?" He questioned with a cocky grin not obviously caring if she gave him a yes or no. "How about I buy you a drink?" The woman gave a half smile as she shook her head no and tried to refuse obviously not interested in the unwanted attention. "C'mon, sweetheart, just lemme buy you a drink, c'mon just one..." Ignoring her repeated refusals the man reached out and grabbed a hold of her arm then which brought a stern, "Let go of me!" from the girl, which he responded to with a laugh clearly finding this whole thing to be some sort of game.
"I believe the lady asked you to remove your hand," Giving a cursory glance over his shoulder at the sound of a new voice the fellow sneered. "Bug off!" He shot back his head already turning back around towards the woman until the sneer was transformed into a grimace. Placing a rather firm grip on the man's shoulder Marcus took advantage of his kind's abilities to manipulate minds until the man had to look him in the eye. "I think it would be wise if you left. Now." His voice was calm as could be and to anyone around it would have hardly seemed they were having anything more than a normal conversation. Without another word the man nodded dumbly and stood up to walk quickly towards the exit and disappeared. Having turned to watch his departure, Marcus refocused his attention back to the woman on the stool, her features looking a bit shaken after the encounter. "Are you alright?" He questioned politely, not sure if she would care that he'd intervened or not but not regretting the action either way.
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