His hair was down, phone in hand, and hips clad in tight leather. He was chatting up some local musicians that night, as he often did when he was out on the town and not out in the underground, running his business. After all, he did have other prospects when he wasn’t attempting to overthrow the government.
Coming up behind the girl in front, he shifted to sneak his arm into her own as he leaned in. “Hey, just play it cool, I can get you in.” He said, giving her a playful wink beneath his yellow tinted glasses and flashing her a toothy smile. He turned back to the bouncer and made a finger gun towards the man.
“Oh! Yamada-san! I was not aware you were coming tonight.”
“Business is business, Hiero!” He said. “Always in the mood for a celebrity, eh?”
There were worse ways of getting into clubs than friendly locals, she figured. Truth be told, Danny was the type to get swept into situations she might not have anticipated otherwise, but with a beat this dope and a party really starting to rev to life, how the hell could she say no? The others still waiting for their turn through were slightly offended, but definitely not confrontational. That she could appreciate.
“Sounds like a good deal, dude. --Er, Yamada-san?” Danny ventured with a bit of a smile as they were led through. God, for someone whose anxiety could trigger at the drop of a hat, the pulse of the club was doing practically the opposite. Besides, this guy seemed pretty damn nice, things considering. A drink wouldn’t hurt.
“You from the neighborhood?” she asked above the throbbing pulse of the bass. It was loud, but she loved it. “I’m...kinda not, but that’s probably obvious.”