The Lily.
Distinction and tradition distilled in its architecture, an adaptation and redecoration of a bank into an upscale cocktail and cigar bar that reminisces the gentlemen clubs of old.
Inside, the lights are dim enough to provide a private and discreet environment, the orange tips of cigars emanate long and lazy clouds of smoke that cling to the roof before dispersing into the atmosphere itself. There are six private boots inside each of the large columns and several tables in the center area. The vault in the back has been repurposed into a cocktail bar and cigar lounge, drinks are served there and cigars are on display… but nothing illegal. The Havanos rest downstairs in the humidor.
Tonight is a regular night, no crowding, just the right crowd. Sharks, all of them sniffing for blood in the water, the mere sign of weakness to strike hard at a wounded opponent, it is a deadly routine for those whose last name is probably on display in some of these city’s buildings.
Velma is revisiting the place.
Her blue eyes scan the crowd as she enters. The succubus leaves her company to attend to other businesses and moves towards the bar. With elegant steps she allows the languid eyes of some to follow the path to her destination, to drink on her shape. To Velma it’s a trade. They drink with the eyes, she drinks with her fangs.
The songstress rests her sinful shape in the counter and orders a drink, imbibing in the rich and the glitterati of Sacramento, if she could she would devour them all, just so no one else could have them for themselves.