GP: Saturnalia Grand Opening

[goodfellow]

It had taken considerably longer than Robin anticipated, thanks to some building code issues that had pushed back his renovations by months, but following the thrown together "preview" on New Year's Eve (that had gone very well if he did say so himself), Saturnalia was finally officially open for business.

The inside of the club looked somewhat different than it had in January: more polished now, better decorations, furniture, lighting. There was still Greek inspiration, particularly in the murals on the walls - modern, graffiti-inspired versions of Greek art and myths, bright colors splashed amidst chrome industrial decor. Most of the employees (bartenders, dancers) were wearing togas.

The grand opening was a hot ticket, but Robin had sent out invitations generously, and instructed the bouncers at the door to let in the beautiful people as usual, yes, but to be rather random about it as well. After all, what was the fun in only the rich and beautiful?

Alcohol was free flowing, and the music was hot, spun by a DJ on a stage who seemed to have the perfect sense of the crowd. He may have even had a little help by magic. Because why leave these things to chance?

Comments

[thenorthman]

"Not particularly," Eric answered. The only Fae around, while not afraid of vampires (his funeral), had too much attitude for Eric. Alcuin was here, but accompanied. There were other options, but none that particularly appealed. He would see where the evening took him. But he was curious. "Robin said you fed from him once."

[kersen]

Kersen frowned a little. "I wouldn't exactly call it that," he said. "He pricked his finger and I had a taste. He was trying to tempt me." He rolled his eyes. "And trying, I came to find out later, to make Felix Harrowgate jealous. Or something. I don't know. Regardless, I won't deny it was tempting. Not quite like a fae, but... I don't know. Something else."

[thenorthman]

Eric nodded as he took that in; as he thought. And Felix in the middle of this. Unsurprising, really. "If there are going to be many Sidhe in this bar, we're going to have to make sure none of us cross the line," he added after a few seconds.

[kersen]

Kersen arched a brow. "What, killing one of them? Yes, I would say it's important no one crosses that line."

[thenorthman]

"Even just feeding on one of them against their will," Eric replied. "The young have terrible control."