FOR A MOMENT HE WAS TERRIFIED. How could he have overstepped so easily? Who was he to assume these dangers are what brought this person out here, especially when they never said anything in return? Kit could truly hear his friends now, reprimanding him left and right for worries most likely made of his own accord, unnecessary. Just when the booming bass grew tenfold at the drawback of a curtain dividing the balcony from a dark and smoky dance floor, he hears words far more unexpected than any response the male could’ve planned. He lets go of coarse fabric, its thickness drowning quite a bit of the ruckus inside as he turns, hesitantly enough that it takes him a moment to think over the possibilities of this question he’d been so very briefly unequipped for. Kit glances at his camera, the metallic symbol of ‘Canon’ reflecting back at him in this moonlit night, not to mention the peeking ‘STAFF’ pass tucked under the cover of his jacket, “All kinds.” He begins, stepping further out into the balcony while tucking chilled digits into warm pockets, “People, the acts, the venue — everything really. I’m here on a job, photographer for the event.”
HE WAS ITCHING FOR ANOTHER CIGARETTE. It’d be his third one since having gone out there near an hour ago, a break from mayhem much needed as this wasn’t his scene whatsoever, but work was work. No matter the headaches, and presumed worries, it might’ve cooked up for the foreigner. Kit admires the moon for a good while, unsure of where this conversation was heading exactly but he’d bite. Anything to get away from the true responsibilities that still awaited him inside, “Why do you ask?” His head cranes a bit, continuing the small pace from the middle of quite the spacious balcony to a stony edge he leans into sideways, elbow easing against the cold surface while remaining at an ample distance. After all, he was still thinking of that cigarette, and the still wind tonight wouldn’t give him enough belief that it wouldn’t head straight for the strangers face.