So much for having a little fun.  She felt uncomfortable here... it was so... creepy.  She looked around, noting how everyone was watching her, undressing her with their eyes, and she suppressed a shiver.  Be professional, she told herself.  It was hard, though.  Here, she didn't have her badge and uniform to protect her.  But she had her wits.  That would be enough.  She took a deep breath, unaware of what it did to her bosom, and steeled herself.<br/><br/>Glancing over at her bar companions, she put on a friendly smile, despite the fact that she felt anything but friendly, Dimitri's voice sending chills down her spine.  It sounded... inhuman was the word that came to mind.  Sort of like something from some art-vid or sci-fi movie.  Something in her gut told her that it wasn't make-up, though.  She thought back to the cab drive, of what the cabbie had said.  Techheads.  Modifications.  People disappearing...  her instinct told her that these two would more then likley know something.  But she had to be careful, not seem to curious.  She almost laughed at that.  Even had she not been on assignment, she couldn't help but be curious about these... freaks.<br/><br/>She watched Dimitri's eyes drink her in.  Seemed that he was curious too.  Good.  That would make it easier, she hoped.<br/><br/>"Rebecca."  she said, trying not to flinch as the girls touch.  "And yes, I'd love a drink.  Red wine."  It seemed fitting in this atmosphere.  "It's a pleasure to meet you."  she put on what she hoped was a flirtaceous smile.<br/><br/>"This is my first time here... I guess it's pretty obvious..."<br/><br/>