Shut Up Or Ill Burn You

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She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

Miella smiled back, nodding. “Sounds like you’ve got your work cut out for you. Well, may Lady Luck bless you in your teaching.” She took a long sip of drink.

“I appreciate that. Though it’s kind of tempting to just throw them to the wolves and see if they survive.” Ormos said with a smile. “So is your place still infested with insects?”

Miella grinned. “Not anymore! Turns out the Golgari are better at getting rid of insects than one would imagine.”

“The Golgari are surprising at most things, I’ve found.” Ormos said, pouring a drink from a nearby guest a drink. “I told you about the alcohol we get from them, last time.”

Miella nodded. “I remember, given how I tried it last time I was here.” She soon finished her drink. “Thank you for that.”

“You’re very Welcome. You seemed to like it last time, so I made one when I saw you over the crowd.” Ormos cleared the glass out, but waited on getting her anything else until she asked. “So you’ve been here a couple times now, what draws you back? A gay bar doesn’t seem like the place a classy lady such as yourself would come to, honestly. You seem more the lounge type.” He said curiously as he was drying off the glass.

“Lounges don’t exactly interest me, Ormos. I much prefer the atmosphere of a gay bar than a pompous atmosphere of an Orzhov lounge. Besides…” Miella smiled a little. “You’re fun to talk with.” She fluttered her wings a little.

“I can agree with you on that. They’re usually super stuffy and unbearable. And No one ever takes their clothes off randomly. Where’s the fun in that?” Ormos said with a laugh.

Miella laughed, grinning. “I’m in complete agreement with you there! So many prudes in those kinds of places. Too boring for my liking. What’s the point of going if everything fun in the world is against the rules?”

“Rules Are more guidelines outside of New Prahv. I mean, there are almost always Azorius law keepers here to unwind. And I’ll let you in on a secret...” Ormos said, leaning forward with a grin. “The orzhov have the most kinks of anyone I’ve seen in these halls.”

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

Miella smiled back, nodding. “Sounds like you’ve got your work cut out for you. Well, may Lady Luck bless you in your teaching.” She took a long sip of drink.

“I appreciate that. Though it’s kind of tempting to just throw them to the wolves and see if they survive.” Ormos said with a smile. “So is your place still infested with insects?”

Miella grinned. “Not anymore! Turns out the Golgari are better at getting rid of insects than one would imagine.”

“The Golgari are surprising at most things, I’ve found.” Ormos said, pouring a drink from a nearby guest a drink. “I told you about the alcohol we get from them, last time.”

Miella nodded. “I remember, given how I tried it last time I was here.” She soon finished her drink. “Thank you for that.”

“You’re very Welcome. You seemed to like it last time, so I made one when I saw you over the crowd.” Ormos cleared the glass out, but waited on getting her anything else until she asked. “So you’ve been here a couple times now, what draws you back? A gay bar doesn’t seem like the place a classy lady such as yourself would come to, honestly. You seem more the lounge type.” He said curiously as he was drying off the glass.

“Lounges don’t exactly interest me, Ormos. I much prefer the atmosphere of a gay bar than a pompous atmosphere of an Orzhov lounge. Besides…” Miella smiled a little. “You’re fun to talk with.” She fluttered her wings a little.

“I can agree with you on that. They’re usually super stuffy and unbearable. And No one ever takes their clothes off randomly. Where’s the fun in that?” Ormos said with a laugh.

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

Miella smiled back, nodding. “Sounds like you’ve got your work cut out for you. Well, may Lady Luck bless you in your teaching.” She took a long sip of drink.

“I appreciate that. Though it’s kind of tempting to just throw them to the wolves and see if they survive.” Ormos said with a smile. “So is your place still infested with insects?”

Miella grinned. “Not anymore! Turns out the Golgari are better at getting rid of insects than one would imagine.”

“The Golgari are surprising at most things, I’ve found.” Ormos said, pouring a drink from a nearby guest a drink. “I told you about the alcohol we get from them, last time.”

Miella nodded. “I remember, given how I tried it last time I was here.” She soon finished her drink. “Thank you for that.”

“You’re very Welcome. You seemed to like it last time, so I made one when I saw you over the crowd.” Ormos cleared the glass out, but waited on getting her anything else until she asked. “So you’ve been here a couple times now, what draws you back? A gay bar doesn’t seem like the place a classy lady such as yourself would come to, honestly. You seem more the lounge type.” He said curiously as he was drying off the glass.

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

Miella smiled back, nodding. “Sounds like you’ve got your work cut out for you. Well, may Lady Luck bless you in your teaching.” She took a long sip of drink.

“I appreciate that. Though it’s kind of tempting to just throw them to the wolves and see if they survive.” Ormos said with a smile. “So is your place still infested with insects?”

Miella grinned. “Not anymore! Turns out the Golgari are better at getting rid of insects than one would imagine.”

“The Golgari are surprising at most things, I’ve found.” Ormos said, pouring a drink from a nearby guest a drink. “I told you about the alcohol we get from them, last time.”

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

Miella smiled back, nodding. “Sounds like you’ve got your work cut out for you. Well, may Lady Luck bless you in your teaching.” She took a long sip of drink.

“I appreciate that. Though it’s kind of tempting to just throw them to the wolves and see if they survive.” Ormos said with a smile. “So is your place still infested with insects?”

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

Miella smiled, paying for the drink. “Well, Ormos, it’s certainly nice to see you again. How have you been?”

In a flash, the demon’s tail swept the coins into a bucket under the counter as he smiled to Miella. “I’ve been alright, just busy. Got some new employees to train and everything. Get them used to everything around here.” He said, brushing a stray hair back into place at his forehead.

She nodded, stretching her wings a little. “Yeah, that’s right. How’ve you been… Oh my… I didn’t ask you for your name last time, I don’t think.”

“Ormos.” The devil said with a smile, Leaving a drink on the counter in front of Miella.

“I went through harder challenges, this cant be hard”

“It’s a different kind of hard. To… ensure you can deliver.” Ormos said with a smile.

“I like where this is going” he awnsered with a grin “got any private quarter?”

Ormos scoffed at the question. “Of course I do. We have rooms to rent for casual ..encounters.” He said, leaning against the counter. “But like I said, I can’t leave the bar to do anything.”

“I went through harder challenges, this cant be hard”

“It’s a different kind of hard. To... ensure you can deliver.” Ormos said with a smile.

I am looking for employment. *the vampire said before getting behind ormos in a flash* I think here seems to be a perfect place for me!

That had ormos’ eyebrows raised. He lost track of the man for a second before he reappeared behind Ormos, causing him to jump up on the bar in surprise, his hands igniting in black flames. “Who the hell do you think you are coming behind my bar.” He said with a growl.

Just a humble vampire, looking to partake the vanities of life *he said calmly, slowing closing the distance between the two of them* My name is Emilio Rosas, may i get the honor of hearing yours?

At this point, there were a few patrons looking over confused, but Ormos wasn’t looking at them. He held a flaming hand in front of himself as the vampire stepped forward. “If you don’t get out from behind my bar, you’ll not be hearing much of anything. Ever.”

Please apologize my rude behavior.*the vampire slowing walks out from behind and sits rather elegantly on a stool* i didn’t realized this was a zone barred from access.

As the vampire walked from behind the bar, Ormos relaxed a bit, the flames fizzling out as he slid off the bar. “Most bar owners don’t let guests behind their bar. Too much can go wrong.” He said bluntly, straightening his vest out slightly.

That is understandable. Now, shall we talk employment?

“Again, what makes you think you’d be a good fit?” Ormos said, crossing his arms over his chest defensively.

I am not entirely too sure, i thought only confidence would be necessary. What skill must one possess to work in this establishment?

“Confidence is important. But do you know how to make drinks? How to work a pole?” He said with a raised eyebrow.

“Never done it before, but I’m a quick learner and beside, only one man so far as resisted my charms” he says with a grin and a wink

Ormos scoffed a bit at the charms comment and relaxed a bit. “Charming them is half the battle. You also have to deliver.”

“I am certain we both know what happens when a man falls under charm” emilio says grinning more, revealing a pointy fang.“And when it comes to that, how shall we say? I am quite versed at it”

Ormos bit his lip in contemplation. “Well, If you’re willing to learn, I guess. But potential employees must also pass a test, and I can’t afford to step away from the bar for it at the moment.” Ormos said thoughtfully. Despite the fact that it was slow, there were still enough people that he couldn’t just leave the bar.

I am looking for employment. *the vampire said before getting behind ormos in a flash* I think here seems to be a perfect place for me!

That had ormos’ eyebrows raised. He lost track of the man for a second before he reappeared behind Ormos, causing him to jump up on the bar in surprise, his hands igniting in black flames. “Who the hell do you think you are coming behind my bar.” He said with a growl.

Just a humble vampire, looking to partake the vanities of life *he said calmly, slowing closing the distance between the two of them* My name is Emilio Rosas, may i get the honor of hearing yours?

At this point, there were a few patrons looking over confused, but Ormos wasn’t looking at them. He held a flaming hand in front of himself as the vampire stepped forward. “If you don’t get out from behind my bar, you’ll not be hearing much of anything. Ever.”

Please apologize my rude behavior.*the vampire slowing walks out from behind and sits rather elegantly on a stool* i didn’t realized this was a zone barred from access.

As the vampire walked from behind the bar, Ormos relaxed a bit, the flames fizzling out as he slid off the bar. “Most bar owners don’t let guests behind their bar. Too much can go wrong.” He said bluntly, straightening his vest out slightly.

That is understandable. Now, shall we talk employment?

“Again, what makes you think you’d be a good fit?” Ormos said, crossing his arms over his chest defensively.

I am not entirely too sure, i thought only confidence would be necessary. What skill must one possess to work in this establishment?

“Confidence is important. But do you know how to make drinks? How to work a pole?” He said with a raised eyebrow.

“Never done it before, but I’m a quick learner and beside, only one man so far as resisted my charms” he says with a grin and a wink

Ormos scoffed a bit at the charms comment and relaxed a bit. “Charming them is half the battle. You also have to deliver.”

I am looking for employment. *the vampire said before getting behind ormos in a flash* I think here seems to be a perfect place for me!

That had ormos’ eyebrows raised. He lost track of the man for a second before he reappeared behind Ormos, causing him to jump up on the bar in surprise, his hands igniting in black flames. “Who the hell do you think you are coming behind my bar.” He said with a growl.

Just a humble vampire, looking to partake the vanities of life *he said calmly, slowing closing the distance between the two of them* My name is Emilio Rosas, may i get the honor of hearing yours?

At this point, there were a few patrons looking over confused, but Ormos wasn’t looking at them. He held a flaming hand in front of himself as the vampire stepped forward. “If you don’t get out from behind my bar, you’ll not be hearing much of anything. Ever.”

Please apologize my rude behavior.*the vampire slowing walks out from behind and sits rather elegantly on a stool* i didn’t realized this was a zone barred from access.

As the vampire walked from behind the bar, Ormos relaxed a bit, the flames fizzling out as he slid off the bar. “Most bar owners don’t let guests behind their bar. Too much can go wrong.” He said bluntly, straightening his vest out slightly.

That is understandable. Now, shall we talk employment?

“Again, what makes you think you’d be a good fit?” Ormos said, crossing his arms over his chest defensively.

I am not entirely too sure, i thought only confidence would be necessary. What skill must one possess to work in this establishment?

“Confidence is important. But do you know how to make drinks? How to work a pole?” He said with a raised eyebrow.

I am looking for employment. *the vampire said before getting behind ormos in a flash* I think here seems to be a perfect place for me!

That had ormos’ eyebrows raised. He lost track of the man for a second before he reappeared behind Ormos, causing him to jump up on the bar in surprise, his hands igniting in black flames. “Who the hell do you think you are coming behind my bar.” He said with a growl.

Just a humble vampire, looking to partake the vanities of life *he said calmly, slowing closing the distance between the two of them* My name is Emilio Rosas, may i get the honor of hearing yours?

At this point, there were a few patrons looking over confused, but Ormos wasn’t looking at them. He held a flaming hand in front of himself as the vampire stepped forward. “If you don’t get out from behind my bar, you’ll not be hearing much of anything. Ever.”

Please apologize my rude behavior.*the vampire slowing walks out from behind and sits rather elegantly on a stool* i didn’t realized this was a zone barred from access.

As the vampire walked from behind the bar, Ormos relaxed a bit, the flames fizzling out as he slid off the bar. “Most bar owners don’t let guests behind their bar. Too much can go wrong.” He said bluntly, straightening his vest out slightly.

That is understandable. Now, shall we talk employment?

“Again, what makes you think you’d be a good fit?” Ormos said, crossing his arms over his chest defensively.

I am looking for employment. *the vampire said before getting behind ormos in a flash* I think here seems to be a perfect place for me!

That had ormos’ eyebrows raised. He lost track of the man for a second before he reappeared behind Ormos, causing him to jump up on the bar in surprise, his hands igniting in black flames. “Who the hell do you think you are coming behind my bar.” He said with a growl.

Just a humble vampire, looking to partake the vanities of life *he said calmly, slowing closing the distance between the two of them* My name is Emilio Rosas, may i get the honor of hearing yours?

At this point, there were a few patrons looking over confused, but Ormos wasn’t looking at them. He held a flaming hand in front of himself as the vampire stepped forward. “If you don’t get out from behind my bar, you’ll not be hearing much of anything. Ever.”

Please apologize my rude behavior.*the vampire slowing walks out from behind and sits rather elegantly on a stool* i didn’t realized this was a zone barred from access.

As the vampire walked from behind the bar, Ormos relaxed a bit, the flames fizzling out as he slid off the bar. “Most bar owners don’t let guests behind their bar. Too much can go wrong.” He said bluntly, straightening his vest out slightly.