Knock on Any Door

[Parable]

"No, ma'am, The information you and Mr. Ducard have provided covers all the essentials. It has been most useful and enlightening. Thank you," Gilroy said. He'd still be looking at the Elysium posting before he left to ensure he got all official information. Most other things he was pretty sure he could ask latter or find out for himself.

Kenneth gave a momentary odd look to the stinking corpse of a man. Were favors for Acknowledgement a thing? Admittedly Gilroy had offered service already but that was more because as Pricus it was his place to offer it. He accepted the off-white card and pocketed it before giving out his own number when possible. He didn't have cards of his own, though he really did need to get some, so he simply relayed his contact information verbally.

[Cameron]

"I'm sure we can arrange something - I'm quite happy to introduce you to the Reeve at the next formal gathering, and I'll let you know if we have any open ceremonies or rituals in the not-so-distant future." He stated cheerfully - he didn't have a clear count on the number of kindred in the Domain, and he'd rather not hazard a guess.

"Mr Durand" corrected the Whip, an amused smile on his lips. Unless there was a hidden clause somewhere in his contract, the relationship between Priscus and Whip was not necessarily 'till death do we part'.

Beyond that quip, he remained silent, taking the offered card and pocketing it.

[Kenneth Gilroy]

Gilroy scolded himself mentally for his mistake with the Whip. That was what happened when you depended on rote courtesy while thinking about other things. It would probably still be a while before he got all the names down. He might even have to start calling him Jullian in less formal occasions to prevent a repeat of the mistake.

"Sorry," he said sheepishly and his shoulders seemed to hunch a little further.

"And thank you Pricus, for everything," he said accepting her card.

His business and purpose complete Kenneth prepared to leave. There were still somethings he had to do before the night was over.