#elysiumstarter

Three years. Three years without clients, three years without any guests. It’s finally time to open the doors to Elysium. The old name, Grand Greece removed and Elysium having taken its place over the doors, and it is easy to tell it’s been done work. The marble shining white in the fall dark, the lamps shining brights to bring attention to the building. 

Smiling half-amusedly and half-awkwardly, Faith couldn’t wait to exit out of the elevator as soon as possible. Her face was still flushed red from when they had offered her to join them, but she had politely and gently declined their seemingly friendly and generous offer. Heck yeah, she was more than willing and was extremely open nowadays to trying and learning all sorts of new things and experiences, but for a slightly shy and nervous new rookie like her, she did think that making out and touching each other, as a threesome in a public elevator, was just too fast and deep into a dive for her at the moment. She wasn’t exactly ready for that just yet. Smaller steps first, and then medium ones like their was, and then maybe bigger steps later on. Oh god, some articles of clothing were already coming off. She shouldn’t have tried peeking at them again. Her bad.

Gabriel walked into the Hotel, unsure what to expect but he was excited to see it for himself. Bags in hand he went to the front desk and rang the bell, trying to figure out where to go from there. He waited for some assistance as he watched the people in the lobby. 

Harmony walked up to the bar. “ One coke with rum please.” She asked as she sat down at the bar. She was looking forward to check out her new home later. Hopefully with a friend.

Pretty sure yer shit’s broke.

Nari was so deep in thoughts about her dream the previous night that she did not notice herself growing closer to the person before her. Soon the contents in her hands flew out and onto the other’s clothes. “Oh God, I’m so sorry!” Nari’s eyes grew with despair.

“Mutants deserve equal treatment. No person is better than another regardless of a DNA mishap – which is what we are, technically.”