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sixthiterationlogs2018-07-16 12:34 pm
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WHO: The Iron Bull and Open
WHERE: Fountain and Inn
WHEN: July 16th
OPEN TO: OTA. Please only one person for the fountain, then everyone for the inn
WARNINGS: Flirting, swearing, spoilers for Dragon Age Inquisition/Trespasser
Fountain Early Morning July 16th
It had been a day. A few days really. He had had had a bad feeling when they had gone to the Darvaarad. He knew they would be meeting other Ben-Hassrath but not that he would be offered a place back with the Qunari. Not that it had been a choice. The Qunari had tossed him aside, put a bounty on his head and tried to kill him. Fair enough that he had broken one of their core tenants but that sort of treatment wasn't going to have him coming back like a loyal dog. That didn't mean he was all happy now, there was an uneasiness in his guts that he decided to settle with booze and lots of it.
He isn't sure how long he'd been out when cold water wakes him roughly. Cold water all around him, crushing against him. He has to fight the urge to gasp for air as he opens his eyes and sees that he is underwater, there is a faint light above him and he swims for it instinctively. The horns make swimming hard for Qunari but now he is functioning more on instinct than anything else. He breaks the surface at the same time as a mighty lighting cracks overhead and for a second he can see the walls of the fountain clearly as well as the village around it. He makes for the edge of the fountain and the thunder hides his grunts as he manages to pull himself out.
He needs a few moments to catch himself, laying on the cold wet but thankfully solid ground, coughing up water and thanking the stars he is alive. Then he laughs, adrenaline making him giddy for having survived that.
Inn Evening July 16th
After getting inside the inn, getting dried off and out of his wet clothes (how did they manage to get scrubs over his horns?) and a bit of a nap to sleep of the worst of the hangover he staggers downstairs to find out what kind of place this is and what sort of people are here. He isn't wearing a shirt because he isn't going to fight those again, but pants and boots. He looks around the inn and finally settles by the fire, talking to anyone who seems interested in a chat.

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She spends a minute wringing her hair out, then tucks it into a loose knot — it won't stay without an elastic or anything to hold it in place, but it keeps her wet hair out of her face for now. At the same time, she's scanning the faces in the inn common room, recognizing a few familiar ones—
—and one not so familiar. Now, Stella has been in the village long enough that she's seen a few unusual things — and especially since they all came through the fountain the second time and a few people ended up looking, or being, not quite as human as they first appeared. Combine that with the strange powers they've all experienced off and on here, and the alien flora and fauna, and things here are quite a lot more complicated than what she'd been used to at home.
She can almost take it in stride now. Tall — extremely tall — built, one-eyed man. Grey skin. Horns.
Right.
"Have you just got here?" she asks, as she approaches the fire in an attempt to dry herself out. She's assuming the answer is yes. Surely Stella, with her trained observational skills, would have noticed an enormous horned man before. Surely.
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"It's been raining like this all month," she says, "and you've just missed the earthquakes. I suppose the observers thought we needed a bit more excitement."
Stella unwinds her hair eventually, carding her fingers through it, looking over at the man speculatively. She's interested in him — she just hasn't yet decided how much, or in what way.
"Stella Gibson," she introduces herself, holding out a hand, intensely conscious in that moment of how much larger he is than she. Not that she feels threatened; she's actually quite calm, in control. "Has someone told you what to expect here?"
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It's mostly a rhetorical question; she doesn't expect to receive an answer she understands. He's picked up on a lot, for someone who just got here, and she adds that to the mental list of notes she's already making on him; he's observant, pays attention to his surroundings.
"The observers are the people keeping us here — or we've assumed they're people; we've never actually seen them. As far as anyone can tell, this is all some sort of experiment for their personal amusement," she says with obvious distaste. Stella is a lot of things, but someone's toy isn't one of them.
"As for the clothing, we've yet to figure out precisely what the colors mean or why each of us arrived here wearing the colors we did." There seem to be some commonalities, and perhaps certain traits or powers associated with each color, but they've so little data in that regard that Stella isn't comfortable making assumptions.
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"Any chance of changing the colour? What happens if you switch clothes with someone else?"
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"I'm not sure that anyone's tried — but there are quite a lot of people here who have different clothing than what they arrived in, and it hasn't seemed to matter." She herself, quite obviously, is not wearing scrubs, but dark blue trousers and a light blue button-down blouse. Her scrubs are blue, it's true, but she has other garments that aren't, and it hasn't seemed to make any difference to anything.
"I suspect it's less the clothes themselves and more some quality that's intrinsic to each of us —" She pauses briefly, a verbal shrug. "Again, we haven't enough information, which is unfortunately a permanent problem here. We're told only what they want us to know, it seems."
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Inn
"You're new." So smooth Danny. "I'm pretty sure I would have remembered seeing you before."
"Hi. I'm Danny." He ran his palm along the dark green of his scrubs before offering his hand to the small giant sitting in front of the fire.
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He grabbed one of the chairs and pulled it next to the fire and took a seat on it. Danny would have sat on the floor but he didn't want to crane his neck through the entirety of the conversation. Not that Danny was particularly short, he reached six feet tall but the Ironbull had at least another foot on top of that.
His brows furrowed curiously together. "Is that a title or a name?" It sounded very similar to the Ironfist which was a title that Danny had earned through trial. Danny Rand was his name though at some points they felt like two distinctive people with roles that he stumbled to fulfill.
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He wasn't sure how to explain the distinction. He probably shouldn't be using his birth name, he was the Ironfist, but Danny Rand wasn't dead, not really.
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"Most humans do introduce themselves with names yeah. You're raised differently."
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Inn
Pausing at the bottom of the stairs, unlit cigarette dangling from his lips, Sirius openly stares across the room to the clearly non-human, shirtless, horned man lounging by the fire as if that were all perfectly normal.
Then again, perhaps for this bloke it is.
Sirius plucks the cigarette from his lips and wanders closer, canting his head, focus still fixed. "Those have got to be a pain in the arse around here," he says, motioning to the horns with the cigarette poised between his fingers. "Did you come in shirtless?"
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"Nah, somehow they'd gotten one of those shirts on me, same colour as this." He motions to the dark green pants. "Had to cut it to get it off. It's a Qunari thing. Shirts are a challenge."
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"Buttons," he adds, pointing again with the unlit cigarette as he settles properly back in the chair. "That's your answer."
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"Not a drop, to my constant dismay," he answers of the ale with a slow shake of his head. "Got a big box of smokes my second day in, but apparently libations are too much to ask for."
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Fountain
He's in time to witness the horns breach the water's surface, illuminated by the lightning. That sight has him stopping in his tracks. His first thought, if more animals are coming through, he's going to need help and equipment and he silently curses the observers for sending them through now. What he sees next however has him stationary for a whole different reason. The... creature moves to the edge and pulls himself out. On his own. And while there are horns on it's head, it's wearing scrubs. Green ones. Not human but evolved enough to be trapped here too?
It's the coughing that gets Steve moving again, only to slow once more to a stop as it starts to laugh. A safe couple feet away, he bites on his lower lip a moment as he tilts his head.
"Something funny?"
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"Quite the way to arrive, isn't it? We all came in that way." He tilts his head slightly and offers an apologetic shrug. "You likely won't be so relieved to find out your trapped here."
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There's more, so much more, but he pauses to allow Bull the chance to absorb and ask questions before he continues.
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