Jokas_Wild
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(Closed for Nina and I. Please do read though and feel free to send comments. Thanks for your interest!)
Name: Templeton Gault
Race: Caucasian
Apperance Age: Late 20's
Actual Age: Around 200
Hair: Brown, worn short & spikey
Eyes: Dark Blue
Height: 5'10"
Body Type: Lean
"Ain't no love in the heart of the city, ain't no love in the heart of town...."
Templeton softly sang under his breath, trying to distract himself from the biting chill that tinged the November winds. His ultimate destination was finally in sight, The Gas Lamp, one of many art galleries that now littered SoHo in similar fashion to the old porno shops whom used to hold domain over Times Square. Tonight was the opening of a new collection from assorted graffitti artists, not just any old tagger but really those who were redefining street art. Such luminaries as Space Invader, Banksy, Buff Monster, Sheppard Fairy and Mr. Brainwash all had work on display. Not that any of them would actually attending the opening, especially with an artist like Banksy to whom his anonimity is key.
Tonight's opening scheduled to run till about 1am and that was perfect for Templeton, it easily ate up at least half his evening and there was always the inevitable after hours post-party. This was one of the reasons that Temple had chosen the New York to become his city of residence for the last 50 years, lots of night life to occupy those whom can only have a night life. Not that being a vampire was all that bad of a deal really, especially after making peace with the whole "never walking in the sun again" aspect of the package.
Humans didn't realize Vampires were actually real and that was thanks to a brilliant disinformation campaign launched by a group of vampires back in the middle ages. It was a wonderful mixture of some fact (No sun, drinking blood, immortality, stake to the heart) stirred with an epic amount of tabloid bullshit that was bought hook, line and sinker! Vampire's can't turn into animals, do have reflections, still experience both hot & cold and depending on personal taste, some rather enjoy garlic. In fact, most commonly held beliefs about supernatural things were false and this allowed several races to exist undetected.
Upon entering the gallery's front door, Templeton was greeted with passing tray of champagne flutes and the din of fellow patron's chatter. His eyes skipped from face to face quickly, neither recognition nor interest registering as he did a sort of mental inventory of those present. Just because vampire existence wasn't common knowledge didn't make day to day survival still priority number one. But there was no reason to feel any sort of concern and Temple took a sip from his glass, enjoying the bubbly liquid sliding down his throat. Good champagne, great work from artists whom fascinated him and a likely snack sometime before sunrise all led Templeton to smile to himself. There certainly worse things then an eternity in NYC...
Name: Templeton Gault
Race: Caucasian
Apperance Age: Late 20's
Actual Age: Around 200
Hair: Brown, worn short & spikey
Eyes: Dark Blue
Height: 5'10"
Body Type: Lean
"Ain't no love in the heart of the city, ain't no love in the heart of town...."
Templeton softly sang under his breath, trying to distract himself from the biting chill that tinged the November winds. His ultimate destination was finally in sight, The Gas Lamp, one of many art galleries that now littered SoHo in similar fashion to the old porno shops whom used to hold domain over Times Square. Tonight was the opening of a new collection from assorted graffitti artists, not just any old tagger but really those who were redefining street art. Such luminaries as Space Invader, Banksy, Buff Monster, Sheppard Fairy and Mr. Brainwash all had work on display. Not that any of them would actually attending the opening, especially with an artist like Banksy to whom his anonimity is key.
Tonight's opening scheduled to run till about 1am and that was perfect for Templeton, it easily ate up at least half his evening and there was always the inevitable after hours post-party. This was one of the reasons that Temple had chosen the New York to become his city of residence for the last 50 years, lots of night life to occupy those whom can only have a night life. Not that being a vampire was all that bad of a deal really, especially after making peace with the whole "never walking in the sun again" aspect of the package.
Humans didn't realize Vampires were actually real and that was thanks to a brilliant disinformation campaign launched by a group of vampires back in the middle ages. It was a wonderful mixture of some fact (No sun, drinking blood, immortality, stake to the heart) stirred with an epic amount of tabloid bullshit that was bought hook, line and sinker! Vampire's can't turn into animals, do have reflections, still experience both hot & cold and depending on personal taste, some rather enjoy garlic. In fact, most commonly held beliefs about supernatural things were false and this allowed several races to exist undetected.
Upon entering the gallery's front door, Templeton was greeted with passing tray of champagne flutes and the din of fellow patron's chatter. His eyes skipped from face to face quickly, neither recognition nor interest registering as he did a sort of mental inventory of those present. Just because vampire existence wasn't common knowledge didn't make day to day survival still priority number one. But there was no reason to feel any sort of concern and Temple took a sip from his glass, enjoying the bubbly liquid sliding down his throat. Good champagne, great work from artists whom fascinated him and a likely snack sometime before sunrise all led Templeton to smile to himself. There certainly worse things then an eternity in NYC...
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