[Maybe against better judgement, Chauncy does dip into his desk, and takes out a small glass and an unlabeled bottle with a clear, honey colored liquid. Pours some into his glass, before glancing up to Cassidy.]
[He's perking up the moment he hears the tell-tale clinking of glass coming from the desk, he's like Pavlov's dog over here, anticipating the offer before it's even there. Chauncy doesn't even need to finish his sentence.]
Fill 'er up, cheers.
[The flask once again retreats into his jacket as he sits up straighter. Apparently getting him interested in an interview only takes a bit of alcohol.]
C'mon then, boss, what's your story? Must be more to you than lookin' like some other bloke and hatin' vampires.
[A second glasses is added, filled, and slid to the edge of the desk for Cassidy.]
I was a defense attorney in New York. David Klein was a prosecutor, we often worked against each other.
[He holds his glass close, but doesn’t sip yet. A little lost in thought, about how things changed so rapidly since then.]
We’re in a relationship now, as well as business partners. He’s a little more open with this information than I am, but I might as well tell you now. We are both children of Gods. He is to Set, and I am to Loki.
[He keeps his eyes settled on Cassidy, looking for changes in expression for anything that might indicate… discomfort.]
[For once Cassidy isn't instantly downing the drink offered to him, even if his first swig of it does drain half of the glass. What he's interested in is what's being said, brows stitched in curiosity and lips slightly parted like he's doing his very best to understand even if he doesn't always get it. It takes a lot of willpower for Cass to just shut the fuck and listen, but he's trying his best.
The revelation of godhood doesn't exactly present itself as a huge surprise in Cassidy's eyes, not with the life he leads and the people he knows both here and back home. Chauncy's grand reveal gets little more than nose scrunch of 'deep' thought.]
Like. God gods? D'you know actual God? Fella's a right bleedin' arsehole, is he not?
[And for some reason, he doesn't feel like he should expect anymore of a reaction from Cassidy. He's a vampire who seems like he's already been around the block enough times to be able to walk it blind, and considering his alcohol intake, probably has.]
I haven't met the Christian God, no. Anubis, Ares, and Amaterasu to name a few. Those are the ones I mean.
[It's less of a walk and more of a stumble around the block, but it's a valid point.]
Huh, don't think I met any of them. I saw God once though. Got a bit of a latex kink, likes dog suits... does it count as a furry if it's latex? Christ, I'm not sure that's somethin' I wanna search.
Honestly, mate, neither did I but here I am, with that image burnt into me bloody skull for all eternity. I'm tellin' ya, it's not the kind of sight you ever forget. Skin tight latex on a fella with a dad bod, and he's 'sposed to be the one who formed all creation. Jaysus, no wonder humans are so screwed up as a species, eh?
[Despite his apparent trauma, he's snickering into his glass as he finishes off the last half in a few gulps. Doesn't take much to entertain Cassidy, and furry dog gods is one such thing apparently.]
[He's holding up a hand, as if trying to literally halt Cassidy's words from hitting his ears.]
I brought this up so I could be honest about who I am to you, not so I can hear about your- close encounters of the filth kind. I don't need to suffer like this.
And I'm just bein' honest about the shite I've seen in me lifetime. We all got things to share.
[You're giving this person a job, Chauncy, you have to live with this decision every day of your working life now as he discusses latex dog suits and circumcisions all day every day.]
No! Nope. This ain't a chance for you to close up, mate, I only just got you talkin'. You owe me your vampire tale one of these days, I know there's a story behind all that.
[Never gonna let Chauncy live down his vampire racism.]
Heh, fair enough. I got plenty of them sorta tales I'd rather not relive. So long as this little "poor life choice" of yours from the past won't be an issue between us.
No, my... bias is my own fault, but I still think I'm going to have to make by decisions on a vampire-by-vampire basis. Obviously, being hired means you pass.
Very grown up of you. Y'know, I know a few vampires 'round here and they're all grand fellas, honestly just who you know, eh? Arseholes in every group of folk.
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[Maybe against better judgement, Chauncy does dip into his desk, and takes out a small glass and an unlabeled bottle with a clear, honey colored liquid. Pours some into his glass, before glancing up to Cassidy.]
Would you...
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Fill 'er up, cheers.
[The flask once again retreats into his jacket as he sits up straighter. Apparently getting him interested in an interview only takes a bit of alcohol.]
C'mon then, boss, what's your story? Must be more to you than lookin' like some other bloke and hatin' vampires.
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I was a defense attorney in New York. David Klein was a prosecutor, we often worked against each other.
[He holds his glass close, but doesn’t sip yet. A little lost in thought, about how things changed so rapidly since then.]
We’re in a relationship now, as well as business partners. He’s a little more open with this information than I am, but I might as well tell you now. We are both children of Gods. He is to Set, and I am to Loki.
[He keeps his eyes settled on Cassidy, looking for changes in expression for anything that might indicate… discomfort.]
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The revelation of godhood doesn't exactly present itself as a huge surprise in Cassidy's eyes, not with the life he leads and the people he knows both here and back home. Chauncy's grand reveal gets little more than nose scrunch of 'deep' thought.]
Like. God gods? D'you know actual God? Fella's a right bleedin' arsehole, is he not?
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I haven't met the Christian God, no. Anubis, Ares, and Amaterasu to name a few. Those are the ones I mean.
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Huh, don't think I met any of them. I saw God once though. Got a bit of a latex kink, likes dog suits... does it count as a furry if it's latex? Christ, I'm not sure that's somethin' I wanna search.
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I don't want to know that.
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[Despite his apparent trauma, he's snickering into his glass as he finishes off the last half in a few gulps. Doesn't take much to entertain Cassidy, and furry dog gods is one such thing apparently.]
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[He's holding up a hand, as if trying to literally halt Cassidy's words from hitting his ears.]
I brought this up so I could be honest about who I am to you, not so I can hear about your- close encounters of the filth kind. I don't need to suffer like this.
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[You're giving this person a job, Chauncy, you have to live with this decision every day of your working life now as he discusses latex dog suits and circumcisions all day every day.]
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[Please let that be what he's saying.]
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[Never gonna let Chauncy live down his vampire racism.]
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Right, 'cause of the lawyerin'. Real smooth save there, boss man.
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thank u its very fancy
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