#ccstart

Where: Town Square Open to all @crestlestart

“Here, here, I’ve got one for you. Okay,” he pretended to clear his throat as he prepared to tell his joke. “The past, the present and the future all walked into a bar. It was tense,” the male grinned, hitting his hands against the table.

“You don’t know anyone who wants a bar job do you?” the wolf half laughed, rubbing his head.

“If there’s one good thing about this weekend. I barely feel a thing.” She lifted her glass of wine and took a long sip. “I can keep going all day and not a thing... Trust me nothing will knock this wolf out before the full moon. I’ve tried.” 

Bradley wasn’t particularly thrilled about being back in Crestle Cove. He’d left for a reason. He’d always felt out of place here. He wasn’t a wolf... he wasn’t considered a full witch either... maybe they were just jealous of his magic. He laughed out loud before realising he had done so. “I’m not this weird all the time, I promise,” he looked up, giving a smile to the stranger. “You don’t happen to know of any work going for this weird guy, do you?”

Beth sat, biting her lip. “It’s weird. I... I don’t remember but I know I saw it. I keep trying to remember their faces. But I can’t remember.” She looked up at them. “Do you think... I dream like this?”

The crowd had encompassed the library, that was now in deep flames. He looked up at the smoke, he could feel it in his lungs. He couldn’t held but feel like something or someone was trying to stop his research. He put his hand out. “I wouldn’t get any closer mate. If the flames get any larger...I’m sure they’ll get them in hand soon.” He glanced up, twisting his wrist slowly to pull the fire under control. 

Tomas did his best not to look directly at the sunrise, but even now he struggled. After hundreds of years... Many believed vampires were tied to the sun, the ex Henrikson had a whole other theory. One he had little interest in sharing with other vampires. “Tell me, how can something so definite be so beautiful? I have watched a thousand sunrises and yet they still captivate me.”