Tristus_- fatum
These sounds are the silent cries of the recently deceased
Location: The Little Bean (A Cafe)XXXxxXXxCompany: HimselfXXXxxXXxThoughts: Damn this place is empty
XXXXXXXThere is always a sense of eeriness to an empty building that is supposed to be full of life. Tristus seemed to be aware of this concept for what seems like years. Speaking of years, how long had it been since he was last here? Since he was last near his first home after his parent's execution? He was curious on who was still around. Sure, Wolfe doesn't die, but what about the rest of them? Immortality is a real b***h when you have no one to really share it with.
Ding! The washer shut off behind the counter as the mugs finished cleaning themselves. He pulled open the door and started pulling mug after mug off the rack and started hand drying each of them with a towel. He placed them on a mug holder that hung over the counter.
The Little Bean was a cozy coffee shop that was inspired by the Bloodlust. It was a non-alcoholic environment with a wafting smell of several different coffee beans. He looked happy being able to run the little shop in this chaotic city. The Coffee shop itself was always free of destruction since people admired the culture of the room. The soft color of the wooden floors and tables coupled themselves with the dark blue of the walls. The serenity made even the most angry and violent feel relaxed and ready to buy a coffee. Conversation was always something he'd enjoyed as well. Being the only person to work in this shop, he never had to worry about paying others, but money was no object to him other than to purchase his beans, both imported and homegrown. The beans ranged to nearly six hundred different types, each one with a unique flavor. To top it off, he had over sixteen different kinds of mineral waters to create a new and more delicious flavor with each coffee bean. The classic brewing style and homely form of the coffee shop is what gave it it's name.
Tristus sighed as he pulled himself some Catura Coffee beans off the shelf and poured a few in a bean crusher. He grounded the beans and cupped the dirt-looking substance into a funnel. He placed the funnel over the top of an open glass pot and started to pour some Smart Mineral water into a heater. He pulled the boiled water off the heater and started to slowly drain the water out over the top of the beans, the dark liquid seeping out into the glass container just beneath the funnel. The smell was intoxicating. Coupling the rich flavor with the caffeine kick, he was able to really enjoy this coffee the most. He pulled the funnel off the top of the pot and tossed the beans in a trash can beneath the counter top. He then grabbed hold of the pot and poured the liquid into a Mug with "#1 Dad" written on the side. He smiled as he took in the smell. Pouring a bit of sugar into the coffee, he stepped out from behind the counter, grabbing a book titled "Breaker's Ties by Fatum" off the counter as he did so, and seated himself comfortably in one of the arm-chairs he used to read in while waiting for customers. He popped open the book and started to read the book. The way his eyes started to scan the pages, it was like he was reciting memories. Now, he was waiting for a customer in the city that one of his old friends took control of.