As Elysium begins to wind down, and gradually kindred begin to leave for their havens or for other tasks that have yet to be completed tonight, Monica Black reenters the main room from the side room that she used to speak with Altagracia. She rejoins the Harpies' table briefly, then the remaining Harpies rise and go their separate ways.<br/><br/>It's currently around midnight, and though there are still around six hours of darkness left for the evening, Elysium usually doesn't last for more than a few hours as many kindred are eager to get about their business rather than what some may consider wasting an entire night of their unlives on chatting with the same people once again. In an age of electronic devices, Elysium doesn't serve the purpose that it once served, connecting kindred who otherwise wouldn't have a chance to interact, and other than for the purposes of tradition or formal judiciary proceedings, some kindred are starting to believe that it is becoming obsolete.<br/><br/>Kindred begin leaving the Kennedy Center. Among the first to leave (other than Cohn Rose and Ingrid) were the bikers, who tear off into the night on loud motorcycles, heading north. Helena leaves in her black limousine, and Art Morgan makes his way out to his old green VW bus, which starts loudly and putters for a while before the engine roars to life, and he drives out of the parking lot.<br/><br/>{Feel free to leave in groups or alone. At this point, your weapons/electronics have been returned to you and Elysium is over.}<br/><br/>When Norman Black gets his phone back, he sees that he's gotten a text message.<em>Meet me in the storm drain in front of the Watergate Complex. - F</em>Norman knows that this is a short walk of less than a quarter mile from the Kennedy Center. He also recognizes the "F" as meaning Freddie, a Nosferatu programmer/hacker who has largely gone underground (metaphorically and literally) since arriving in the city. He'd run into Freddie before, usually when Freddie needs something software related.