Tokyo Girl

[Rezantis]

"No, thank you," Nathan puts his hands behind his back, "We'll just wait."

[Brian]

Nodding, the woman walks in short, sashaying steps to one of the side-doors, which she opens noiselessly before vanishing through.

Once she's gone, the room is eerily quiet and still.  Even with the door open, and the driver standing outside, the place feels very empty.

[Bjorn]

Bjorn's earlier good humour in the car seems to have vanished again.  "I don't like this," he half-mutters, half-growls.  "Enough with the games."

[Rezantis]

"Give it time," Nathan shrugs, "if he, or whoever, wants to make an entrance let them.  We've made enough of a mess already."

[Carthrat]

"Classy place. I think I like the staff," reflects Tom, strolling over and eyeing the valuable-looking valuables.

[Rezantis]

"Larceny isn't polite, you know."

[Carthrat]

"Neither is *shooting fiery arrows*."

[Rezantis]

"That's part of diplomacy.  Larceny isn't."

[Carthrat]

"You'd make a lousy politician."

[Rezantis]

"I'd make an efficient politician."

[Carthrat]

"At alienating all possible allies? Even HITLER had allies."

[Rezantis]

Nathan gives Tom a dark look.  "We can have this discussion later.  For now, I'm going to invoke Godwin's Law."

Nathan turns back to watching the double doors.

[Brian]

This thread now moves to Sympathy for the Devil.