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Post by Reli Kain on May 17, 2010 0:14:21 GMT -5
The room is semi-filled with people, mostly younger people. It's covered in black, light only by various degrees of neon. The bartenders are as fast as the techno music that's being pumped out of the speakers and the designated dancefloor is the most packed part of the club. There are a few tables between the door and the 'floor, some sit and others dance - most notably two girls standing on their table dancing together. The bar itself (and stools surrounding) is the emptiest part of the club, which would be why one of the youngest girls present had five or more empty stools on either side of her. On the bar in front of her was a glass shot glass with a thin liquid film around the inside. Next to it was a quater empty bottle of vodka.
Réli sat in front of of her drink, moving slightly on her stool. Every few moments she spun on her stool (nearly falling off each time) and gazed out in wonder at the club. Her own lack of modesty as opposed to the vodka in her blood is what let her drag her eyes over the various young men dancing, giving a wolf whistle (this phrase causing her to break down laughing for five minutes once she'd thought of it) sometimes and conspiculously turning around to face her drink again. Otherwise she simply stared at the bottles lining the wall, grinning at the bartenders whenever they passed or caught her grey eyes, positivly fog from what she'd ingested.
She wasn't here to celebrate, nor to forget some pain. She was here to let go after a month of rigours training and study from her Uncle. Tonight was to let loose, to have a laugh, to have a man, to forget in the morning and not to care. Tonight was tonight and only tonight, it wasn't for commitment or something long-term. That wasn't to say she wouldn't say no to a friend if she made one - but that wasn't why she was here. There was to be no past and no future. Just the present. Only tonight.
Réli faced the bar, this time smiling at her glass as she pored herself another shot, casually tossing it back before filling it once more. But she allowed this one to stand as she laughed for a few minutes about a joke she forgot in the first 30 seconds.
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 17, 2010 14:49:38 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on May 19, 2010 9:01:53 GMT -5
Réli noticed no one else as she swung around once more to face away from the bar. She liked this club, it was dark yet light at the same time. Everything either seemed to be translucent black or some shade of neon. Though the choice wasn't always good, tonight there seemed to be a mass of good-looking bodies on the dancefloor. Réli loved dance, it always seemed to her as if it were humans becoming their base actions again, just for a few moments. Becoming the basics without having to kill someone. Dance was meant to be one of the oldest rituals for humankind, originally to worship the gods... I wonder who they worship now. She thought, though if she had the ability to still make her brain function she would've realised this obviously wasn't the reason they danced tonight. But she was about two shots too drunk for comprehensive skills of that level.
She swung back around to the bar and as she grabbed the bench in fornt of her she looked in surprise at the already poured shot there on the table. She looked to either side of her with a melodramatic look of suspicsion on her face, unconciously noting those few at the bar with her. Réli took the shot, held it at eye level, examining it for a moment, before shrugging and tossing it back. It was at the moment the vodka hit the back of her throat that she had the idea. While in reality it was a positivly stupid idea, at the time it seemed like the best idea in the world. Having at least the presense of mind to move the bottle and glass a bit more away from her, Reli gripped the bar and spun herself around. But she didn't stop after 180 degrees, nor did she stop after a full revolution. She kept grabbing at the bar and spinning herself around and around and around right up until she missed on of the grabs and the momentum bucked her off of the stool and she fell out of the air and onto the floor.
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 19, 2010 17:28:00 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on May 20, 2010 6:21:47 GMT -5
Unperturbed by her fall, Réli was soon on her two feet again. She stood, now just in front of her stool, looking about the club. The fall had knocked her a shot more sober than before, though she was far from her usual state. She watched the tables, Those girls won't give up, will they?, but her eyes were inevitably her eyes were drawn once more to the dancefloor. she gazed longingly at it for a moment before her dry mouth turned her head over her shoulder and back to her glass and bottle. Pursing her lips and letting out a sigh she stepped back to her stool (missing it the first time, only saved by grabbing both sides with her hands) and to her drink. Réli stared into its depths, before refocusing on the scenery behind it, warped by the glass and liquid in between her eyes and what she was viewing.
She picked up the bottle and poured another shot, threw it into her and refilled. She rolled the little glass between her palms, distracted by the surface. Her thoughts didn't stay long, carried out on a current of vodka. She thought of the patrons around her, of the dancers, of loosing herself. Though loosing herself was always a dangerous thought; she may be able to afford to not only live it up tonight but to also get thourghly smashed, but that didn't mean her Uncle didn't expect her home in two or three days time. Loosing herself could take weeks... Réli shook her head, physically clearing the mental, before tightening her grip on the shot glass and deciding drinking would be a better way to remember what tonight was about. Drinking the shot, the effect was instantaneous. Her head jerked up from the sombre position it had hung and her legs began kicking back and forth. Brightened and in the moment again.
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 20, 2010 16:47:28 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on May 22, 2010 20:27:04 GMT -5
A woman appeared in Réli's peripheral, shocking her enough to make her jump in her seat. The woman asked (with a definate slur) why she kept looking at the table-dancing girls and, consequently, if she were lesbian. Réli swung her head around to look upon the woman's face and drawled her response; "Oh ga-a-a-wd no." She half-hiccuped half-giggled. "Gimme a reynard any day. Or night." She hiccup-giggled again. She stumbled over her first word, "They're just... juss... funny." She grinned inanely at her conclusion. Her mind turned as she attempted to recall what she was going to ask the woman back, but the words we now lost to her.
She swung around on her stool, makeing sure to swing away from the woman so her feet didn't kick her, and let her eyes rest on the dancefloor again. She propped her elbow up on the bar between her and the woman. Her face soon lit with realisation - she could see, let alone pour, her drink from her new position. A struggle visably appeared on her face before she came to the conclusion that she couldn't be bothered finding a new position. She tossed her head to the woman, giving her another broad grin.
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 23, 2010 16:52:38 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on May 29, 2010 1:47:07 GMT -5
Réli laughed at the woman's slurred words, not quite comprehending why they were talking about cars but somehow happy with the topic. Réli tried to say how there were somethings better than sex, but the words came out in a mumble and were probably incoherent. She listened to the woman's rather violent drink order and suddenly rememebred her own drink. She spun on her stool to find her bottle and glass, thankfully, where she had left them. She considered hugging the bottle, and had just decided not to when something in the woman's tone of voice flicked a danger switch in her less-than-functioning brain. She cuddled the vodka bottle for comfort.
Her eyes stared down at the counter for the time, but her head soon shot upwards once more, her trademark grin (altered by drink) still in shakey place. The woman resumed their conversation. Turning the words over in her head, Réli attempted to come up with an appropriate response. "Where'sh he n-o-w?" she asked (refering to the car), unscrewing her bottle and dashing her glass full. She replaced the cap and the bottle on the counter and slugged the drink down. She looked at the woman, staring straight at her eyes and seemingly studying her intently. In actual fact Réli was making sure to look into the woman's eyes - but the intense scrutiny was merely Réli spacing out, her eyes periodically focusing and unfocusing.
((Sorry for being AFK - real life has a lot of work...))
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 29, 2010 2:40:27 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on May 31, 2010 6:45:36 GMT -5
She shivered from the similar look in the womans eyes before shifting her stare to just past the womans ear. She paitiently listened to the explaination, and upon the heated disgust at how much the auction house had taken from the sale, Reli contributed only "The b-bastards!", tripping up on one of the sounds. She poured slashes of vodka into the lid, pouring the full caps into the shot glass until it was full. As she did this she watched the woman out of the corner of her eye, as the otehr studied her own glasses before giving a soft exclamation and proceeding to clean them.
With a hiccup, Reli opened her mouth wide, thought better of her words and threw the shot in instead, felt the warmth run through her and opened her mouth wide a second time. "They've got ... people for that you know." The vodka was starting to really kick in, her words were slurred. "For the cleaning-ing-ness. Of the glass, cup, glassesh." She grinned, happy with her speaking ability. Her face lit with an idea and she leaned over and put a clear thumb print of the inside of one of the glasses. "Ha!" She declared, ridiculously proud of her feat.
((Argh! So many initials.)) ((Um, btw - don't expect replies straight away. I have a lot of work right now, so replies will take a few days from when I see your latest.))
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Post by Isi Runasimi on May 31, 2010 16:35:13 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on Jun 2, 2010 5:25:55 GMT -5
Reli stared into the bottle, trying to figure out how much she'd drunk that night. Too much. She waved over the bartender and pushed him the bottle, letting him take it away from her. No payment was needed: She was scammed rather profusly one time when paying while drunk. Never again, now she always remembered to pay before hand. She glanced over at who seemed to have become her drinking buddy, upset that she'd have to give up drinking for the night soon. Drinking's a pretty essential part of being a 'drinking buddy', isn't it? The glasses were on the bar again.
She spun on her stool, facing away from the bar. She almost fell again, having trouble steadying herself with nothing easy to grab after spining. She studied the crowd absently. The dancing girls had finally gone. She had enjoyed herself, is enjoying herself, but it had stayed to familar, too much of the same, for too long. She bounced in her seat for something knew. Perhaps home again, home again, jiggedy jigg. She laughed outloud at her thoughts, a little too loud, her judgement of such things faltering under her intoxication.
((Yeah, it was getting kinda stagnant. Your call though, either post a new place or PM me about it.))
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Post by Isi Runasimi on Jun 5, 2010 20:59:17 GMT -5
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Post by Reli Kain on Jun 8, 2010 6:55:11 GMT -5
Reli's eyes widened in a comical fashion, drink distorting her face. Vampires and werewolves? Her brain reeled, trying to make sense of the words. By the time she had, she had spun around and sat open mouthed and realised her companion was gone. She pouted and raked her eyes about the club, cringing away from a neon light she stared into and promptly falling off her stool. Standing up and brushing herself off, she felt a rough hand grab her upper arm. "Hey!" The bouncer pulled her over to the doorway as she feebly squirmed and protested. She didn't really care about being thrown out - but squirming and protesting was protocol in that situation.
The frosty night air hit her face hard as she half-stumbled, half-was pushed out of the club. She looked around for a moment, considering what to do. With a lift and drop of her shoulders, she turned and headed in a vague direction of home. She kept close to the walls, both away from the hazard of roads and cars and close to the support of a vertical surface. She moved her way down the foot path (sometimes literally). In her mind, she rolled the strange woman's words over in her head. “I have to be home before the vampires and werewolves come out.” She stumbled once more as she broke out giggling - a direct result of wondering where the vampires and werewolves 'go in'. She knew some humans believed in the supernatural, even without proof. Perhaps this was the case, but some humans knew, they had friends or family - or were attacked. Which one of these the woman was, Reli couldn't fathom. A thought finally made it to the fornt of her brain and reminded her that the woman may be supernatural herself.
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