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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 3945065" data-attributes="member: 3087">Cole's Prelude[sblock] Chasity, Reggie casually informs you is not the Sheriff. The tall woman would properly be closer in position to Seneschal in a more organized city.Reggie proves completely useless in terms of anything related to finance, and, almost equally useless with regard to the mortal world. When not summoned by LB, or visiting by Cole he seems to sit quietly in his room studying books in French, Latin and other languages that Cole can't easily identify. When he departs by himself it seems to be only to the library or to feed. Cole's never encountered him on the reserve, or traveled with him.On the question of recovering his finances he quietly suggests that "You might consider taking opportunities afforded you to reevaluate your interests. Perhaps you might find that things that interested you during your mortal years do not hold the same appeal as they once did."But see below.I'll address this in my next post.You've also met at least one more kindred who gives you a hint about your "old finances". (will post about this next).[/sblock]Despite her ghouls socializing with Giselle is easily accomplished. She passes down the long corridor from the elevator to LB's office frequently. She seems happy to "talk" though she speaks infrequently at best. But her half smile invites conversation and as she periodically makes visits Cole develops some idea of what her shrugs and gestures represent. Giselle's wardrobe seems completely defined by the words "slinky" and "green". This along with his long "dry spell" probably explains the very vivid thoughts of Giselle sensuously drinking his blood that Cole often experiences upon waking each evening.</blockquote>

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