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Star blushes, smiling wide, "My name is Kori. I just started here at the Iceberg Lounge."

Star nods, "Well, Danny, I'm just being myself. That's all."

Star responded, "Okay, is there anything else I can do for you, Danny?"

War noticed a few patrons leave when he took out one of his blades. He snickered deviously, seeming like a small child who laughed at their own mischief. Either that or a deranged pyshcopath bent on utter anihilation of all existence. He felt it was a little of both."What a bunch of cowards, this place sucks."He muttered to himself as he thought of a good place to head out to.

Danny thought for a moment, then smirked. "Hot sauce, if you have any." he replied.



Penguin carefully walked out of a room on the upper floor and out onto the balcony to look over his Lounge. The first thing that caught his attention was the large creature sitting at one of his tables. His initial reaction was to have someone throw the thing out before he lost customers. But...he really didn't want to make the thing start destroying things. He was still paying for repairs made from the last time something went down in the Lounge. He'd have a few people watch him carefully and be ready in case something did happen. Perhaps have someone tell him to at least put his weapon away. He did NOT want any trouble inside.

Danny smirked as he watched her leave again. Alright...so maybe he wouldn't let his pet out for a walk just yet. He did like this girl. Didn't want to ruin her first day on the job. And his "special" overgrown mutt definitely would. Especially since the three still hadn't gotten complete control of the whole one body thing yet.



Edel sat at her table, glass empty in front of her, staring seemingly absently at a large sapphire in her hand. This was better. At least it was a calmer place for her to think. She hadn't even noticed the Symbiote that was inside the Lounge. She was too busy deciding on what to do next. Spend the night out and about. Maybe find someone to spend the night with until the room was fixed and disinfected. THOROUGHLY. She couldn't stress that one enough.
It did seem that they had left in a hurry, and the whole broken door thing. Perhaps she should see if anything was left behind. She could use that. Oh, and she might have to open up shop again.

"Yes. Thank you." Edel replied, without looking away from the sapphire in her hand. She could use another drink or two. Alcohol really didn't effect her unless she had a decent amount of it, so three or four martini's wouldn't hurt. Probably take about that many for her to relax.