“Mind if I watch?”
Ji-Su’s smile widened. “I’d love if you stayed to watch.”
While Ji-Su turned back to his game, Raul went and took a seat in one of the extra gaming chairs. As he watched, he wasimpressed at the way Ji-Su managed to stay focused on the game play at the same time he made frequent checks to read and respond to the comments flashing by at lightning speed in the chat window. He was clearly comfortable multi-tasking, his voice relaxed and bright whenever he spoke.
Raul knew enough by now to recognize that Ji-Su was playing a stealth action game. He moved through the shadows, evading the figure on screen trying to capture him, while low but intense music played in the background. The music suddenly ramped up in volume. Ji-Su grabbed a briefcase and slipped out of an open window. The music changed again and a congratulations message popped up on the screen.
Once Ji-Su cleared the level, he threw his arms up in victory. And then came that adorable voice that Raul remembered from their trip to the electronics store. Everything about Ji-Su turned him on, so it was no surprise his cock started to harden listening to his high, soft voice and watching him cutely wave and giggle at the web cam.
“I won and beat my own high score. My visitor today must have given me good luck,” Ji-Su said with a cheeky wink at Raul.
Since he was sitting off camera Ji-Su’s audience couldn’t see him. But he could see the comments that popped up at the mention of a visitor.
Is the visitor your blood patron?
Can we see him today?
I’m still waiting find out if he has a single brother.
Ji-Su shook his head to answer the last question. “Not today, guys. We have an appointment to get to. It’s for a surprise I’m working on that I think you all will like. I’ll tell you more about it as soon as I can. See you next time!” Then, with a final goodbye to his followers, Ji-Su ended the stream.
“Ready?” he asked as he took off his headphones.
Raul nodded and rose from his seat.
Ji-Su got up from his gaming chair and headed from the room completely unaware of the way he’d so easily turned Raul on. After taking a moment to adjust himself in his pants, Raul followed after him.
JI-SU WALKED INTO RAUL’Sspacious office with Raul just behind him. A woman was there already. She studied the recent addition to the decor, a large oil painting of Ace, Raul’s favorite stallion while she waited. She was average height, with a full figure, and long, wavy blonde hair dyed pink on the tips. She wore a fashionable brown tweed suit with geometric leather inserts on the skirt and jacket. When she turned to face him, Ji-Su wondered if she was human or vampire. Most of Raul’s associates he’d met so far had been vampire, but her skin didn’t have that tell-tale golden vampire glow.
“Ji-Su, this is Elaine, the event planner for the Grand Colorado Casino.”
“Hello, Elaine. It’s nice to meet you,” Ji-Su politely greeted her.
Elaine smiled, revealing pearly white teeth sans fangs. She was human.
“It’s nice to meet you as well.” She looked back at the painting. “Gorgeous painting of a gorgeous horse.”
“Thank you,” Raul said with a proud smile.
“Do you ride, Ji-Su?” Elaine asked.
Ji-Su shook his head. “Only in video games.”
“That’s fair,” Elaine said with a laugh. “I hear you gave Mr. Raul the fantastic idea of hosting a video game tournament at our casino.”
“I may have inspired him but the idea was Raul’s,” Ji-Su bashfully protested.
“He’s being modest,” Raul said. “I would never have considered the idea if he didn’t share his passion and knowledge about gaming with me.”
“It’s a fantastic idea. A tournament like this can bring in an entirely new demographic to our casino. Let’s pick your brains and come up with the best way to pull it off.”
Raul waved them over to the sitting area where two love seats faced each other across a petrified wood coffee table with a shiny resin coated top. Raul sat next to Ji-Su on one love seat and Elaine settled on the other. She pulled out a dark rose leather portfolio and gold pen. Flipping the portfolio open to the legal pad inside, she clicked her pen and prepared to take notes.
After Ji-Su gave a brief description of how gaming tournaments usually went, they got to work discussing what they would need to host the event. Sponsors, equipment, streaming servers, and permissions from the game companies were at the top of the list. Ji-Su also explained about entry requirements and having separate brackets for different levels.
“Prize money is no problem of course,” Raul said. “But other big-ticket prizes would also be good.”
Elaine’s pen flew across the page as she wrote everything down.