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Entry tags:
- !mingle,
- !ota,
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[MINGLE] Wendi-go-go to the inn
WHERE: 6I Village and Inn
WHEN: 27-31 July
OPEN TO: ALL - Mingle
NOTES: The Wendigo threatening the village will be killed mid 28 July, with a Blue Lily, per these threads. Plot details here. Note: The final fight is close enough to be seen from the upstairs inn windows.
WARNINGS: Wendigo attack mingle, please warn in comment headers if discussing violence, gore, or related trauma. Possible mentions of character death.
WHEN: 27-31 July
OPEN TO: ALL - Mingle
NOTES: The Wendigo threatening the village will be killed mid 28 July, with a Blue Lily, per these threads. Plot details here. Note: The final fight is close enough to be seen from the upstairs inn windows.
WARNINGS: Wendigo attack mingle, please warn in comment headers if discussing violence, gore, or related trauma. Possible mentions of character death.
The urgent warnings come from villagers returning south from the lake: a creature twice the size of a man, antlered and voracious. Larger than any they've seen on the plains, stalking its way to the main village. Some might have their own names for this hunger in a skin of shadow; others might remember that it was the first to claim a life, in their village's short history.
Whatever context one has for it, best to secure all pets and loved ones before it arrives. With weapons and food stores at the inn, the call goes out to gather — And to bring back any tools, because there's no telling what doors and windows can do to stop such a creature.
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“You know I’m not really going to go around punching people, right? For one thing I doubt anybody is going to ask. For another, I’m pretty sure the answer is plenty punishment for anyone who does.”
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“So how did you die? Fair’s fair.”
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"I was murdered, by the person I loved most." A true note of pain in his voice, as he looked at his nails again, tugging at a hangnail... his hands used to be so perfectly soft, hangnails weren't fair.
"We had a disagreement, and it escalated until I was stabbed in the heart."
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"I'm sorry," she offered, condolence and not pity. She was from Gotham. Murder by a loved one just wasn't that uncommon.
"Was it about your revolution, or just personal?"
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He offered a shrug of those wide shoulders before sighing again. "Thank you. And yes and no, both at once yet neither. We overthrew and slayed the demon king, we set our world free, but unfortunetly, we didn't see eye to eye and it simply got out of hand." He explained with a wave of his hand.
"No where near as exciting as local sadist."
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“Yeah... it’s always sad when that kind of thing happens.” She couldn’t offer much more than that.
“Bored sadist in the middle of a gang war,” she corrected, half bragging. She regretted it immediately. She didn’t want to explain why the gang war happened, what she was doing out during it, even how bad it got.
“Exciting is overrated,” she went on quickly, hoping the strain in her voice was a clear enough sign not to ask questions.
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"Every great revolutionary dies young, otherwise they grow to be a villain." He offered with another shrug, sad fact was he knew he was already the villain in someones story, but that hurt. "We are meant to live fast, die young and leave a beautiful corpse, while our murderers pretend to weep at our funerals."
He's a little depressing at times. He shook his head some.
"You'd think he'd be out torturing gang members? Seems like the best time to be a bored sadist. A gangwar though, you must be quite the fighter." His blue eyes shifted to her. What was this woman? "Tell me about yourself Steph, you sound like you've seen much."
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"I'm from Gotham," she said instead, as though this explained everything. "Of course I've seen a lot. I can name five classmates I know of who were killed when we were in school together, and twenty more whose family members did. We had an earthquake once and the government declared us 'not worth the trouble'. Surviving is a matter of luck or money, and we never had much money."
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He nodded as he listened. "That sounds horrible, how old were you when it happened? And, no, I do not know a Gotham." He admitted as he listened. "But it sounds a lot like Limbo... without as much death. There is a lot but it's usually swept under the rug." He propped his arm on his knee resting a hand in his hair before a flake of dried blood flaked free like disgusting dandruff. How the high have fallen.
"I had money, a lot of it. I always have, that's how I funded the Order. Learning to live here is a challenge to say the least."
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But this was a much more comfortable subject to talk about, so she turns to raise an amused eyebrow at him.
“That explains more than it doesn’t. Definitely the penchant for drama.”
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"What? What does that mean?" He scrunched his brows a bit, "Money does not make one dramatic."
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She snorted a laugh.
“Yeah, it really does.”
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"Pray tell, what makes you feel this way?"
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"Just something I've noticed, from what few rich people I know. Maybe it's the lack of financial stress. You have all this extra energy to waste pretending you're Hamlet, or Jay Gatsby, or... I dunno, the guy from Wuthering Heights?" She hadn't read that one, but she was familiar with the idea.
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He chuckled at that. "Okay, maybe, I give you that. I am vastly different from my brother and money is the deciding factor, aside form intelligence. I am much smarter." That was pure ego. "I would take Jay Gabsy over Heathcliff anything, thank you. I'm not into necrophilia."
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"Yeah, you're a real Gatsby alright. End up shot to death in a swimming pool because you couldn't keep it in your pants."
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"If only, dying not keeping it in ones pants sounds classier..." He made a face showing he was kidding. "Still, Gatsby is still good."
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"Gatsby's alright. Not my favorite, but it's very much about rich people being rich. Kind of boring, even, aside from the 20s culture and history stuff."
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"Honestly, I would take Great Expectations over it, but you didn't mention Pip."
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"I'm staying out here. You don't need to leave the window open. I'll see you around." She wouldn't be coming back in the window, like as not.
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