Post by Erik Kincaid on May 18, 2011 13:42:17 GMT -6
I wanna do it till the sun comes up
Till we're both so good and sweaty that we can't stand up
I wanna do it till we're both about to drop
As long as we got it together
Then we're never gonna stop
There was nothing like a packed bar on a Saturday night to get the blood pumping. Nothing like the feel of a hot spotlight and the thump of a good base to make a man feel alive. Nothing like the bone jottling thud of an amp to make every note pound through your blood.
Nothing like knowing that somewhere in the crowd lurked the object of your desires and it never got dull. Damn, sometimes it was really good to be a man.
From his stop on top of the stage, Erik Kincaid belted out the lyrics of one of his favorite Nickelback tunes as he stared out over the writhing mass of bodies on the dance floor. From his position, he could make out individuals perfectly but none of them held his attention for long. Instead, his bright blue gaze moved over the throng without even the slightest pause.
There was simply nothing there that interested him.
After nearly a thousand years of being a lone wolf, the celt no longer felt that hopeless yearning. In hindsight, he could see so much clearer the half life he'd been living and he wondered how he'd ever exisited. Having given up on the hope of ever finding his soulmate, he'd merely been treading water through the years.
All that had changed though in the last year. A year filled with more emotion than he'd felt in the many centuries he'd existed. So much emotion that sometimes it scared the hell out of him for fear that he be cast back into the dark pits he'd lived in before.
But since he refused to live in fear and he'd never been a coward... He took each day as a blessing and made sure that his light never had reason to fade. Damn, if someone had told him a few years or centuries back that he'd be waxing poetic like some furry Shakespeare.. He'd have ripped their head right off their shoulders.
Erik just knew he could hear those fickle fates laughing their asses off at hims somewhere... But as long as they left well enough alone? They were welcome to their amusement.
For once, the Celt was at peace with the world and suspected that was the cause of many a perplexed look sent in his direction. Even Tyreese, his closest ally and long standing best friend, had seemed puzzled when Erik didn't automatically rise to any bait he put forth. For the ancient Celt... It was definitely a turn around from his darker broodiness.
Wrenching his thoughts away from those pansy ass musings, Erik grinned to himself as he finished up the song and then announced a break. Wiping his tawny locks back from his face, he set his guitar down and nodded to the rest of the "boys" in the band.
Exiting the stage the back way, he participated in some good natured ribbing from some of the guys and then headed out to talk to Wulf. He needed to tell him that a few of the amps were acting up and it might be time to buy a few new ones. The viking was going to just LOVE him for that.
Just the thought of making his old friend spend a bit of money had Erik smirking but since it was a packed place and he didn't feel like dealing with the groupies that seemed to hang about, he instead headed towards the back VIP section. He needed to check his cell phone and it was in his jacket back there.