august-ulrichâ:
His shift starts before the festival even begins, and shows no sign of relenting as people stream inside, one person after another. Itâs a relief to switch from watching the entrance to walking around in what feels like more of a show of force than a genuine patrol. âFelix,â he greets, stepping into the space beside him, leaning his elbows on the railing and sighing as he cracks his neck. âI did not say anything you did anything yet, but if you have a guilty conscience, you are welcome to confess and save me the trouble.â August shifts back, to at least look like heâs working a little bit, even if this is a well-deserved break for someone who has been moving nonstop since early this morning. Lamia need little to no sleep, but damn does it sound pleasant today. He sighs, and says without prompting. âI am surprised anyone showed up to this today, it does not seem like weâve had luck with events in the past. What brings you here? I hope not just for the drinks, they have better ones at your usual haunts.â
Felix gulps down his beer, not bothering to count how many he had so far. âYet. And you and I both know Iâm not into confessions.â He chuckles, crushing the can in his hand. He makes a shot with it at the trash can. It misses by a great margin. He pulls out a new can from the plastic bag and offers it to Gus, opening another one for himself. âGuess they didnât learn any lesson then.â He shrugs, raising his can. âAnd I like drinking outside, and watching people fall down on the ice is fun.â He doesnât care what people say about indecency, but he does enjoy outdoor drinking. Fresh air is better than the stench of spilled drinks and piss. Bonus point, he doesnât get cold even if itâs the winter, but beers do. âOh, wait, are you working? That sucks, manâÂ
















