((Goddamnit man, I'm realizing how little detail I put in my posts! Also, I have no idea, I wasn't thinking of a specific place. I don't live anywhere near a city. My knowladge of cities comes from movies and TVs and my very rare visits. Just Bullshit the locations. XD))<br/><br/>Lazarus tried to imagine the look of surprise on her face when she realized he drove away. The car was a nice, not a sports car, just something simple, in a dark blue with leather seats and very nice detailed interior. He wasn't update to date with all of the terms that came with cars or technology, but he knew enough that this was a was good car and it would get him places. It made him realize just how old he was. He could remember when they were little more than boxes on wheels and they made more sound than a cannon shot; they also didn't anywhere near as fast as these ones could go.<br/><br/>He had another little party to attend. This time he was going to be guaranteed a meal instead of chancing a hallway snack. He licked his lips in anticipation. He was headed to a gather of the local vampires, the elders had called it, but it was nothing more than a social event to see who's still in the city, who's alive and who's been slain. Nothing more. There was always humans milling about though, the ones that stumble upon their race and wanted to be one of them. He would never have the patience to teach one of them how they live, but it would be far easier to satisfy his thirst whenever he needed it; since being a walking buffet was the payment for their turning.<br/><br/>He turned onto the road leading to the high end mansions of the cities. Expensive waterfront property, with pruned gardens and outdoor pools the size of a small lake. Some might even be lakes; he could never be sure. He pulled up to one of the houses a security guard asked for his invitation and he handed it over. He was let through without a question and he pulled up next to the three story building with the creeping ivy going up the sides. He parked it in what little space was left. There was a large turn out, far larger than expected. Perhaps he wasn't the only new one to the city.<br/><br/>Lazarus walked inside, right into the party itself. The entire foyer had been done over for the event and there plenty of new faces in the crowd. The Elders were milling in the groups that had formed and before Lazarus could blend into one of them, Elder Serah walked over to him. "I thought for sure you wouldn't come!" she said, in a sickly sweet voice. "I lost a hundred bucks the moment you stepped in the room..."