Zacharyah had just finished dusting off a vampire. An underling, barely on the radar as far as undead creatures went. She hadn't even had any good information for him. At most, she had given him the name of a pub that Phineas<i>sometimes</i>haunted. She'd been pretty young, both in terms of vampire age and when she'd been turned. Sixteen, maybe seventeen. She had begged for her life. The young ones usually did, but Ryah had remained unmoved. Nothing would stand in the way of his goal, not even tears, not even the ones who reminded him of Charlotte.<br/><br/>Wiping the blood off his silver blade on her corspe, he sheathed it and concealed it and fixed his clothes, straightening them. Then, leaving her body behind a dumpster, Ryah stepped from the alley and headed towards O'Doulin's. When he arrived, he gave it a dubious once over. The outside was aged, paint peeling and windows grimy. When he stepped into it, the inside he found, matched the outside. The floor felt tacky beneath his shoes, the material of the booths cracking and the lighting dim in an attempt to hide the grunge and grime.<br/><br/>This place didn't seem nearly flashy enough for Phin. But it was Ryah's best lead at the moment. He headed up to the bar and ordered a pint, carrying it to an unoccupied booth, one that let him see the rest of the pub, one that his had back to the wall. He took a sip of his drink and surveyed the room. There weren't many patrons; it was definitely a watering hole for people who wanted drinks, not conversation.<br/><br/>The back of his neck prickled, unease crawling up his spine. Then Ryah noticed him in the corner. A vampire. Not Phineas, he was fairly certain, since he had been told Phin was a blond but perhaps this one had information for him. Carrying his drink with him, Ryah headed over and slid into the seat across from the curly-haired brunet, casually as if he knew the other patron. He didn't want to start a fight in such a public setting among so many humans but he wasn't ready to just let this one go without at least a talk.