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[stillwhining]

"Well, I do not know," he huffs a little, frowning at the ignition himself. "I have never had much reason to drive one of these." He had always preferred walking, or perhaps hiring a carriage when the time was right and it was convenient.

"You try something, you likely know this better than I do."

[angelo]

"I? But you are more modern than I, Louis."

He reminded, lower lip jutting just slightly, as what still came to him by natural instinct; to remind one that he was older, while looking younger almost emphatically.

Besides, loathe as he was to admit it, dear Louis had Lestat ever at his heels... and if ever there was a vampire who tried to be modern at every turn, growing more curiously tacky generation by generation, it was he.

"Why do we not take one that is already on? There are plenty on the road already." All it took was a whisper into a mortal ear for them to 'gift' it to them. Surely it would not be missed.

[stillwhining]

"I am, but these did not come until the 20th century at least," Louis replied, turning a somewhat fond smile on Armand.

So he did, but that does not mean he gets along with Lestat at each and every turn; and as he said, he generally prefers to walk when out and about.

"I suppose it could not hurt," somewhat doubtfully. "It would certainly save us quite a lot of bother."

[angelo]

A slow, but steady grin. Impressive really, over his face of all faces, impish for sure at the edges, and stretched wide with mirth.

Louis, actually going along with such a plan? He had always found the young immortal fun, and not seen any truth in Lestat's complains of him, as he saw little truth in Lestat's complaints of anything.

This merely proved it.

"Come, then." Opening the door with almost a little too much force, he was around at Louis' side and getting his own door, offering a hand in a flash. "Come, let's find a carriage that is already saddled."