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 Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 7:51 pm
On a flyer handed to you by a teenager, you read:
'Situated underneath the Terim Hotel, The Club boasts adequate dining
facilities, and for those who enjoy a more lively atmosphere, at 7pm
Monday to Saturday, the club gets new hosts, Bartenders, Bouncers and
other staff, who make the club a whole different place. Bands such as the
Kaiser Chiefs, The Automatic, Fall Out Boy, and even Disturbed have
performed there.'
Looking at the building, it looks civilized enough. Not to suit a club. Peering
inside, you see a foyer, nothing unusual about a posh foyer, apart from a
dark corner to the right, past the reception desk, down some stairs. You
follow them down to a giant hall, with a low ceiling, black tiles lined the
floor, a performance area with enough equipment to cater for The Who, or
anyone else for that matter. To the left is a long Oak surface lined with
glasses of all shapes and sizes, and a few Beer pumps. Tables on the right
are small, but big enough for four people to sit round, in front of you lie a
huge expanse, lit by lasers, strobe lights, Disco balls and black light.
If anyone interested in working at Hell's Club, fill out an application and post it name:
position applying for:
why you want it: Positions:
waiters/waitresses
1.Light_Warrior_35_53
2.
3.
4.
bartenders
1. Darkblood92
2. Bunny Sky
3.
bands
(if anyone has a gaia band let us know)
dancers
1.
2.
3.
bouncers
1. Eike Sky
2. Musa Atlental
ok have fun
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Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 8:54 am
Eike stamped his ticket through through a machine at the entrance to the club. He'd just got used to the company in this place; a cheerful lot, a bit unpredictable at times, they were also very low in numbers, 'but heck,' he would think, 'at least I'm getting paid for this.' His RX-7 purred to the top floor of the club car park. He got out and had a look over the view that engulfed him. Even after a month of working there, it still amazed him how beautiful it was. Looking back at his car, the blue bodywork glistened in the low moonlight. Sighing, he pressed the button on his key fob to lock the beaut. Donning his Leather trenchcoat he paced to the lift to the ground floor to check in.
Arriving in the lobby, a grand entrance hall that you would not place in a club, he made his way across the desolated red carpet to the other ticket machine. Looking at his watch, he tutted, "Thirty minutes early... again." Swiping his employee card, he went through to the bar and poured himself a drink. Tonight was going to be a long one, it was Friday, not the best day to work as a bouncer. Most people were wasted before they even got to the club. Leaving the money on the bar, he sat down at a table and let his head fall against the wall.
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Light_Warrior_35_53 Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2006 11:25 pm
Light walked out of the Female Bathroom. She had been preparing for her shift, and was looking pretty snazzy. Of course, Light wasn't her real name, but she used it instead of hers. It was safer this way. Looking over, she saw a figure with his head against the wall. Knowing who it was, she smiled and walked over.
"Early again, I see." She commented lightly. She had been working in the bar for 3 months before Eike had arrived, even though she was barely old enough for the job.
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:18 am
"One must make a good impression, you know." Eike said, in a slightly strained voice as the wall was at the awkward distance so that it hurt to talk. He brought his head back on top of his shoulders. Looking at Light, he Lent over his drink, "You know, I could take you someplace when we've got a night off, nothing romantic, just something like... Have you heard of the Downtown Races at all? I'm the fourth best at the circuit, and it's 'bring a friend' night on Saturday. Fancy coming in the car when I take my next win?"
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Light_Warrior_35_53 Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:31 am
Light looked at him with a shy smile on her face. "This isn't just another ploy to learn my name, is it?" She asked with a grin. She seated herself behind him, and rested her chin in her right hand, thinking about how awesome it would be to go. "I'll make you a deal, Eike. You win, I'll tell you my real name."
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:34 am
"You might as well tell me your name now then," Eike chuckled, "have you seen my car? Just out of interest?"
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Light_Warrior_35_53 Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:50 am
"I don't believe I have." She said, and turned her eyes to him. "And it wouldn't be fair telling you my name now, because then you wouldn't need to win." She giggled softly, and realised that she didn't even know how old Eike was.
"Totally off subject, but how old ARE you?" she asked, cocking an eye brow at him.
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:49 am
"Oh, I'm 19, well, I'll be 20 in the new year, but I'm 19 at the moment." Eike took another sip from his drink. "Man, this stuff gets weaker each time you drink it, ah well."
"How old are you then, Light?" he asked inquisitively.
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Light_Warrior_35_53 Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:52 am
Light grinned, in the weird, demented way of a teenager defying their parents. "I just turned 18, a few days after I joined here." She resumed looking at the table. "If anyone then had known how old I really was, I wouldn't be here now."
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:53 am
"Well, Light, it's a good thing you did, otherwise, I'd have no company tonight... or on Saturday, for that fact." He looked her her, squinting slightly: "Why are you looking at the table, here, let me look," he leant over and looked at where Light was looking, "Nope, nothing, you know for a moment there, I thought you'd found the meaning of life inscribed on a table, no really, look up, let everyone see that face of yours."
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