#vertis

[roetrolls]

STOP WHAT YOURE DOING!!!!!

LADY LYCAONS! @sasster

[sasster]

I see, are you the methodical type of laughsassin then?

>Vertis takes a sip from her coffee, watching you with a disinterested front that instead suggests actually that she would like to know more about you. Where did you come from? So curious.

>She sets the cup back on the table and leans back, eyes snapping to trail after someone who you must assume is her mark as they exit the cafe.

"A laughsassin that isn't methodical is just a a pretentious clown."

[elladastinkardiamou]

Νίκος Βέρτης - Ήρθες

[glamzery]

[sasster]

I would like to meet the lady laughssassin very much please

>The Lady Laughssassin? You must mean Vertis Lycaon.

>She snaps out of her focus, hand cupped loosely around a coffee she’d been nursing the entire time she’d watched her mark. Vertis makes a face at the distraction, but doesn’t seem too disappointed.

“Can I help you?”

[elladastinkardiamou]

Nikos Vertis - Thelo na me nioseis

[elladastinkardiamou]

Greek Song Gets More than 100 Million Views on YouTube (video)

A song by Greek performer Nikos Vertis has reached almost 100,200,000 views on YouTube since its release in 2014, and is now believed to be the most popular Greek song ever.

Thelo na me nioseis (I Want You to Feel Me) is the most successful track from Vertis’ 2013 Protaseis (“Suggestions”) album.

The forty-three-year-old Vertis was born Nikolaos Vertis Arvanitidis in Gorinchem, the Netherlands, but his origin is from Galipsos, Kavala. To date, the singer has released five studio albums along with one CD single, and two special edition CD/DVD albums.

[sasster]

Sorry to interrupt miss Vertis 👉👈 are you on a stake out? Or are you trying to do a murder?

"Just watching for now."

>She looks you up and down and decides that for now you don't really pose any threat to her.

"What do you need?"