The man shamelessly pockets Lucifer's bill, smiling as though he's done her a service by taking it. "Apology accepted. I'll make sure to give the boss your number, too.
The drug that isn't a drug takes very little time to affect Lucifer's system. Her pupils draw to pinpoints as a pleasurable rush of power creeps up her spine. It it Fear: incarnate. But she is its master. The possibilities and applications swim across her imagination...
Even as the psychosis takes root. The hooded man's grin only widens.
Lucifer gains the benefit of an additional dot of Wyrd for the duration of the scene. In addition,
Cayce
must select a minor derangement of her choosing to reflect the mind-twisting nature of the fruit. This, also, lasts until the end of the scene.
As may have been expected, the man only glimpses in Circe's direction with a curious look when she pipes off in Italian. And Penance earns a shrug. "People want what they want. At the end of the day, it don't matter what uniform you wear."
It's only when Nana expounds her suggestion that the man's sharkish grin shrinks down. He shakes his head lightly. "There's protocols to follow. I'm glad you're all enthusiastic about the product and whatnot... but snorting coke doesn't earn you a ticket to meet the cartel. I can't just waltz up to the big brass with four random customers in tow. You understand..." He doesn't seem the least bit put off, despite his reservations.
ST hint: whip out them persuasion dice and turn a crazy demand into a sensible offer! Discuss among yourselves who the main negotiator will be, the rest can add cooperative rolls. One single roll (around an hour) can be devoted for this purpose, to be contested by the dealer.