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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 3965752" data-attributes="member: 3087">Diego's Intro[sblock=Notes]Only,You have a bit of weird begining point. I'd appreciate it if you'd try to run with it "in character". I think that as the game progresses it will make a lot more sense than it does now.[/sblock]Diego almost lost his seat as the cab hit another pothole.  His cabbie, a wary looking African, had assured him that this was the spot; he seemed to be spending more time watching the trees around him than the road.As he watched another cab grinding his way down the driveway he could see why he'd been reluctant to go further.It had been a strange few months since he had met Eustace Vanderchild. Or rather, since  Vanderchild had offered him 100 dollars to "interview him". Ostensibly it had been to discuss prision life. Having blown off Boggs' offer to join his gang he'd been at ends while he was thinking about his next step.Of course the old man hadn't interviewed him at all really. Mostly he'd just waved the tarot card in front of him and said "you're the theif!". And then he'd sucked his blood out and woken him up.The next few months hadn't progressed any more easily. Vanderchild was apparently pretty much crazy and convinced that there was some sort of cosmic conflict that Diego, as "the theif" was supposed to participate in.Deigo was still processing what being a Vampire, or Kindred, or Damned or whatever he was supposed to be meant to him. But apparently this meeting that he was supposed to be going to was "important to his destiny". Going to this gathering, whatever it was, seemed to be a small price to pay for getting a night on his own, away from the crazy old coot.The sound of the taxi hitting a particularly large pothole, and leaving something behind in it, brought Deigo back to the present.</blockquote>

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