Seeing The Sights [Catherine, Sumana]

Going about her way, her eyes were between the notepad in her hand, and to her surroundings. She earnestly had never been to a resort this secluded and intricate - sure she's gotten invites from uncomfortably friendly rich clients, but she hadn't seen many places that measured up to what she saw before her. She quickly got the indications from her surroundings that there was always some manner of distraction - places to shop here, a bar there, the living space itself, among other locales; it kept people preoccupied and draining their wallets in some way shape or form.

Quite the den of sin it was, she earnestly had to give kudos to the designer. Lure people in with it's beauty and keep them hooked on various stimuli til they either pull out or sink in it. She'd seen similar design styles in other places, it was marketing without needing to say a single thing out loud.

She had taken to observing a particular piece, what looked to be a casino, drawing and taking vigorous notes. Her fingers were smudged with graphite and her attentions were laser focused on her activity, disregarding the confused looks of passerbys.

Her ears burned and nerves zapped with the sound of familiarity, jumping less at what she had implied and more at who she thought was walking up to her.. But her appearance didn't fit the picture in her mind. Her stormy eyes, colored a bluish green in the brilliant sunlight, had looked upon the woman who approached her - dressed well, didn't look too familiar in some parts but oddly so in others...

"Please, only an idiot would try to rob this place. It's too well designed against that;" Was spoken with a sigh, "Place is massive, teeming with patrons, laid out with staff, and not to mention there isn't a single secure place in immediate sight. You couldn't do anything without at least, mm, what, five people? seeing you."

She looked upon the building again, quietly determining a few things, "Maybe seven, actually. It sure is one of the most complex casinos i've seen in my travels so far; perfect to reel in unsuspecting wallets with no impulse control, even during the daytime when you don't have lighting or ambiance to do the carrying. Whoever designed it knew what they were doing."

Her eyes rested on the definite stranger, "..Feel like we've met before?"