A silver Honda Shadow cruised slowly in front of the Avalon nightclub, casing out the place before its pilot would stop. Looking over its front, checking the sightlines and escape routes, James Calloway decided the place was safe. At least, as safe as any vampire bar can get... His rational mind was reasonably certain that he would be in and out just fine, but suspicion always nipped at the Gangrel's heels like a constant, albeit annoying, companion. It was the yappy little chihuahua in his mind, always present, dogging his heels, always screaming, IT'S A TRAP like some kind of very persistent internal Admiral Ackbar.
James had come to the conclusion he ought to talk to a professional about it long ago.
He wore his sharpest clothes, noting that the Domain presentation was something very important for the future of any Kindred. He ought to know; this was his seventh in the last fourty years. Working his way up and down the coast from Vancouver to Los Angeles and back, he had decided it was time to go somewhere new after being in the wrong place at the wrong time in June of 2011. His Haven had been near the Vancouver Art Gallery during the Stanley Cup Riots. Fires all around, vampire just waking up; needless to say, it was a bad scene. Making his way down the coast again, he had found his way to Sacremento. It was somewhere new, somewhere he could make a new (un)life for himself.
So tonight, it was time to do what had to be done: he would present himself to the Herald, hoping for acknowledgement.
He parked the Shadow by the curb a block down from the club, and strolled in, dusting himself off slightly. He wore a half-decent pair of denim Levi's, and a comfortable form-fitting black dress shirt, and a pair of black leather dress shoes. It wasn't much, but it was what the Gangrel had right now.
Strolling toward the doors and keeping an eye out for trouble with an easy smile on his face, he entered the Avalon. He had no idea what to expect, but one thing was for certain: it was sure to be fun. His Beast kicked into overdrive in its cage, the Savage within shoulder-checking the bars as his Discipline kicked in. There was no Beast that could cow his own. The Beast within him was a foaming, rampaging rhinoceros with rocket launchers on its shoulders.
He surveyed the scene with a small smile on belied the aforementioned combat rhinoceros inside of him. It was time to meet the Herald.