Miz
Level 20 Mizard
@Kagura
An array of colored lights flashed throughout the bar. It was a busy night and the place was crowded. The music playing was a remix of songs from the 1970's and 80's. The women who danced on the club's floor seemed to know the lyrics very well. At least that was the case for those still sober.
Julian and Webster were bar hopping. It was still fairly early into the night but this was their third attempt at trying a new place. The first joint they went into wasn't entirely what Webster expected: it was a gay bar. The place was named "Club Pavo". It was a fairly well-lit place but it was decorated in rainbows and men wearing tight outfits. Webster wanted to leave the moment they entered and finding out that "Pavo" meant "Peacock" didn't help sustain his interest in the place. The second joint didn't fair much better, the place was a named "Speakeasy's" and was based around a 1920's theme. There the waitresses and bartenders wore flappers and everything seemed like it came right off the movie set of The Glorious Gabe.
For their third and final attempt, Julian took Webster to a modern place. They were supposed to end their night here. The bar was more of a club than a bar, but it served alcohol and the placed appeared packed with women from the outside. It was a fairly new establishment and its interior was sheik and modern. Behind the bartender who had a pixie hair-cut was a bright display of hundreds of different liquor bottles.
Taking a seat at a bar table, Julian hadn't realized probably what Webster had immediately seen. These women weren't exactly the youngest. Most had fancy purses and walked uncomfortably in high-heels. To Julian nothing really stood out but it was obvious this wasn't the usual traffic one would expect inside a hip new bar. "So what do you think?" Julian asked Webster as they took a seat down. Surrounding them were many guys who were being talked to and approached by women. "Its different right?" Some guys even had two ladies talking to them at once. This placed was definitely a departure from the Salty Licker.
An array of colored lights flashed throughout the bar. It was a busy night and the place was crowded. The music playing was a remix of songs from the 1970's and 80's. The women who danced on the club's floor seemed to know the lyrics very well. At least that was the case for those still sober.
Julian and Webster were bar hopping. It was still fairly early into the night but this was their third attempt at trying a new place. The first joint they went into wasn't entirely what Webster expected: it was a gay bar. The place was named "Club Pavo". It was a fairly well-lit place but it was decorated in rainbows and men wearing tight outfits. Webster wanted to leave the moment they entered and finding out that "Pavo" meant "Peacock" didn't help sustain his interest in the place. The second joint didn't fair much better, the place was a named "Speakeasy's" and was based around a 1920's theme. There the waitresses and bartenders wore flappers and everything seemed like it came right off the movie set of The Glorious Gabe.
For their third and final attempt, Julian took Webster to a modern place. They were supposed to end their night here. The bar was more of a club than a bar, but it served alcohol and the placed appeared packed with women from the outside. It was a fairly new establishment and its interior was sheik and modern. Behind the bartender who had a pixie hair-cut was a bright display of hundreds of different liquor bottles.
Taking a seat at a bar table, Julian hadn't realized probably what Webster had immediately seen. These women weren't exactly the youngest. Most had fancy purses and walked uncomfortably in high-heels. To Julian nothing really stood out but it was obvious this wasn't the usual traffic one would expect inside a hip new bar. "So what do you think?" Julian asked Webster as they took a seat down. Surrounding them were many guys who were being talked to and approached by women. "Its different right?" Some guys even had two ladies talking to them at once. This placed was definitely a departure from the Salty Licker.