Grand Theatre - Déambulatoire Idle

Carrion followed Griffin's lead not needing much prompting to leave the others. She scooped an ashtray off the table as she went. Silently she placed it at a table close to them and began rolling cigarettes as he spoke, handing him one she looked at whom he gestured to.

Ah..

Was all that she could muster as a response to him pointing out the Toreador, she collected herself quickly not particularly wanting to go to the stranger at the moment.

That's quite a broad range of books any particular favorites?

She lit her cigarette watching him as he thought of a response.

William snorted at Miriel's comment. Once the Tremere and Nosferatu left the table and retreated to their own private corner, William glanced up to Rufus and then at Miriel."Maybe I should make a Rufette for our old stony fellow here. Ain't a party till there be two. Maybe the scout type, where Rufus has reach, she'd have flexibility... And now the idea of making my own Gargoyle has peaked my interests...".

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The Tremere Harpy refuses the cigarette with a slight hand move.
(Jean-Pierre) I am enjoying Green Rider for now. A Song of Ice and Fire is entertaining as well.

He used the English titles of the books. He shrugs a little and indicates her bag.
(Jean-Pierre) What about you, apart from those?

Griffin could see a smile pull at her lips when he mentioned A song of Ice and Fire. The Nosferatu had obviously heard or read that one. She thought for a moment before replying to his question.

Mogworld was quite good, it was a bit of a piss take on D&D games about a mage who is brought back to life and people now can't die. I can't say much more without ruining the plot though.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is another I read recently it had a neat twisting of the Mythology as well but set in modern times, I quite liked Charon having a designer suit addiction...Generally it depends on my mood been going through a comedy phase lately.