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Location: The Eclipse • Time: DUSK
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"Welcome back you lovely denizens of the night to 'Stroke of Midnight'! I'm your hostess, the beautiful and talented Isabella St.Claire." The enchanting voice came from vampire woman sitting on a black, leather lounge chair. Her illustrious blonde hair was done in several large curls that flowed down her back. A figure-hugging red dress show off her curves adorned with a cropped leather jacket that was purposefully kept open. Isabella's lips shined in a glossy, crimson red that matched her nails.
She had her legs currently crossed as her eyes quickly shifted over the guest sitting across from her, showing no shame in expressing her interest in the man. "Now, I believe we were just getting to talking about your latest production, Hearts of Darkness: Volume 2, before we cut to break. I must say..." Isabella looked at him with a hint of hunger as she licked the underside of her lips to avoid messing with her lipstick. "...what an experience it was. First question I have to ask, what makes you make such media for the citizens of Halcyon?" The sultry tones that had underlined her speech faded as the question was made.
Voflango sat across from the hostess wearing a simple black v-neck shirt with gray, stone-washed jeans. Both were tailored to his exact profile. A warm, inviting smile drew those watching his chiseled features and brilliant eyes. "Volfango thanks you for such a wonderful introduction to the question. He had not realized with such beauty before him that a break had even occurred." The words rolled off his tongue, carried with the clear diction of a performer. "The answer is quite simple, no? Volfango does it to connect to the hearts of his people and give them a story that is theirs." Volfango leaned forward from his perfectly upright posture.
"Love between a Lycan and a vampire. A taboo to some but in the darkness of the theatre it. is. hope." Volfango punctuated the last three words, his expression serious as he continued. "Hope that a special kind love one searches eternity might be out there, no matter the odds or challenges. A story that only the good people of Halycon can understand and appreciate its truth." He leaned back against the somewhat stiff back of the chair. Never once did his eyes leave Isabella's.
A faint blush was clear on the vampire's cheeks as the camera shifted towards her. "Speaking of love, my viewers would burn me on a stake for not asking if there wasn't some special someone for Volfango?" The shift of her weight suggested the statement was not entirely truthful.
Volfango let out a deep chuckle flashing his perfectly white teeth. "Volfango is quite generous and he has yet to find one that can handle all his charity." He finished the statement with a not-so-subtle wink at Isabella.
She blinked once at his flirtatious gesture and coughed softly into her hand "I see. Well, since our time is coming to end I have a few questions from our viewers. The first one comes from Saul Petrand and he asks..."
Volfango had come to Eclipse for one purpose alone and likely so did the various other patrons that crowded the space. A glamour of his own creation prevented those who gave him passing glances not to recognize him. It would slowly come undone faced with a lingering gaze and close proximity but that was by design rather than a flaw of the magic itself. Volfango needed to unwind and let himself loose after months of filming and a interview that ended in a particularly heated way. The best way one might even say.
The Fae flowed amidst the dancers on the floor. His hand resting on one hip only to shift with the beat to another, pressing himself against their back as the music carried the energy of the night. Graceful and fluid as his movements were, they belonged to a hunter in search of suitable prey. Volfango had been on his way to the bar for a drink and had nearly gotten to the bar when the most tantalizing of accents was carried to his ear on the wings of fairies.
Volfango had barely budged when the small woman crashed into him and he smiled brightly down a her letting a small laugh of his own. "Oh, Volfango needs no such convincing when he has eyes. The question, he thinks, is how many bad choices should we make?" His Italian roots made it easy to rolls the words into one sensual wave of suggestion.