Be it The Theatre Royal, The Ceryneian Theatre, or any of the smaller establishments serving to entertain the good people of Bath, here lies the feeling of sanctuary - of focus - and a tremble in the ether as the curtains rise, the music begins. Women touch themselves up - cosmetically - and their features glow and gleam: mouths like scimitars in claret, plum, sienna, smokily shadowed eyes with diamond hints and sapphire glints. Candle flames paint flickering reflections across the crystal chandeliers. Inside a Theatre is something pure, something beyond the Beast, immortalised in story and dance, the hard-won result of all the satirically polite personas, the rehearsals, the strict agents, the money and fame, the spotlights, the sweat, the pain and the blisters, the heartache and a final real catch-of-breath victory. Here is the playground of the performers.
by Regulus Grey » Wed Oct 11, 2017 9:06 pm
His jaws snap down, long ivory canines that should have clamped down on the pale flesh of the Malkavian's hip bite nothing but air. DAMN HIM! The Elder dances away, and he feels useless. The Venturue, even the Tremere are showing him up. Damn them....
Regulus blinks, he sits in the crowd amidst the low hum of the audience as the performance goes on. He barely remembers entering and taking his seat. The music washes over him as he is once more drawn back into one of his recent memories.
A loud snarl erupts from his mouth, black lips peel away from fangs. He leaps forward but the fist of Christe connects with his chest and he is knocked off course, his own momentum carries him crashing into the edge of the bed. A brief snarl at the ghoul who whimpers before turning and launching himself back towards the swirling melee...
Focus. You will do better when fighting against the Sabbat, they don't have as much experience fighting wolves. The performance ends, the human's file out. He sits for several long moments, he will leave when the last of the mortal's are gone.
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