The newly furnished Reeve's office is filled with the soft sounds of Queen, this evening. Dillon doesn't play the music loudly, because the door is open. A silent invitation to whomever is in the area that decides they would like a word with him.
He isn't sitting behind the large, dark-stained oak desk at the moment, but in one of a pair of squashy leather couches. Dillon's tastes aren't particularly refined, but they are old-fashioned sometimes. Feet clad in dress boots are propped on a black coffee table, while he leafs through an old American military manual. Several of such are stacked on the table by his feet... old and modern, English and German.
Dillon seems to be comparing and cross referencing the lot of them; a much-used notebook sits on the cushion beside him, and all of the books have tabbed bookmarks sticking out everywhere. Though he is completely focused on what he is doing, he can be heard quietly humming along with the music. Even subconsciously making the words with his lips.
Though he is tie-less, and in a suit, the Gangrel's Beast eliminates any doubt to the nature of the predator. It is bored, and anxious. Pacing around Dillon's psyche, ever growling with all three voices, dripping strings of hot saliva hissing on the red coals at its feat. It isn't terribly hard for Dillon to picture the thing striding in slow, deliberate circles around the perimeter of the couches.
In fact, picturing it in this way helps him separate the hellhound from his thoughts to some degree.
And most importantly, ignore it.
His hand is on the leash, but that is it.