jaмeѕ 'logan' нowleтт - wolverιne (
notan_animal) wrote in
sixthiterationlogs2017-01-25 02:15 pm
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WHO: Logan Howlett
WHERE: Here, there and everywhere!
WHEN: Jan 25th, afternoon
OPEN TO: All!
WARNINGS: Beware of antlers and moose droppings.
STATUS: Closed
Logan was pretty good at blending into most backgrounds. If no one bothered him, he wouldn't bother them; a fact that went on for the majority of his life. Then again, if anyone didn't know that, all they had to do was see the expression on his face. That usually conveyed things well enough.
But that particular day, there was something, or someone who felt the mutant needed to be more social. Give Logan a reason to be looked at, approached and drawn attention to. And every since that morning, he felt like he was on one of those gag shows.
He'd been cutting wood and after hearing some rustling coming from the shrubs behind him, Logan took a look at saw the antlered animal staring at him. Logan stopped, lowered the ax and raised an eyebrow.
"Got nothin' for you, bub." he called out, watching the animal move a few steps closer and linger. Logan shook his head. "Not kidding. You'll have better luck in the trees."
Nothing did, the moose wasn't planning on moving. So, Logan sighed, went about finishing his cutting while it circled around and continued to watch him cut the wood. Even after disappearing into the house, it still remained close by. When he thought it was gone, he put on his jacket and headed out again, this time to make the trek to the Inn to get something to eat.
Halfway down the road, Logan heard a snort and looked over his shoulder. "You're kidding me. People are in short supply round here. You want to get shot? Don't say I didn't warn ya."
And off the two went in the direction of town.
WHERE: Here, there and everywhere!
WHEN: Jan 25th, afternoon
OPEN TO: All!
WARNINGS: Beware of antlers and moose droppings.
STATUS: Closed
Logan was pretty good at blending into most backgrounds. If no one bothered him, he wouldn't bother them; a fact that went on for the majority of his life. Then again, if anyone didn't know that, all they had to do was see the expression on his face. That usually conveyed things well enough.
But that particular day, there was something, or someone who felt the mutant needed to be more social. Give Logan a reason to be looked at, approached and drawn attention to. And every since that morning, he felt like he was on one of those gag shows.
He'd been cutting wood and after hearing some rustling coming from the shrubs behind him, Logan took a look at saw the antlered animal staring at him. Logan stopped, lowered the ax and raised an eyebrow.
"Got nothin' for you, bub." he called out, watching the animal move a few steps closer and linger. Logan shook his head. "Not kidding. You'll have better luck in the trees."
Nothing did, the moose wasn't planning on moving. So, Logan sighed, went about finishing his cutting while it circled around and continued to watch him cut the wood. Even after disappearing into the house, it still remained close by. When he thought it was gone, he put on his jacket and headed out again, this time to make the trek to the Inn to get something to eat.
Halfway down the road, Logan heard a snort and looked over his shoulder. "You're kidding me. People are in short supply round here. You want to get shot? Don't say I didn't warn ya."
And off the two went in the direction of town.

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From her perch in the tree, she can see the both of them approaching and can't help her amused, high little laugh. "If you're going to adopt an animal like that, at least have the good grace to give it a name," she drawls, trying to sound bored as she peers at him from the low branch she's holding onto.
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At the sound of the voice, he stopped and turned his head up to look at the woman in the tree, then to the moose behind him. In a tone much like hers, he gives a shake of his head.
"Not mine. But if you're the kind of person that needs to name an animal when you see it, go ahead. Naming rights go to you."
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"So what are you carrying that it wants you so badly?" she asks, circling him just the once as if she can sniff it off him if she's good enough.
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"Nothing and I'm afraid I can't let you do that." he states cooly and matter of fact, making eye contact with Johanna when she makes her way back into his periphery.
Already Logan was sizing her up and her demeanor reminded him a lot of Victor, in a way.
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The guy with the Will Riker beard is fine, she's seen him around, and people are coming out of the fountain periodically anyway. And Nerys is not the kind of person to panic about large animals, generally speaking. However. However, she has never in her life seen anything like the thing following Beard Guy.
"Holy shit," she says, jaw dropping. She's not entirely frozen in panic, she really isn't, but generally the best plan with something that size is not to move.
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Besides that, he's garnered the attention of more than one person now.
Still walking, Logan brought his gaze to the woman - someone he, too, had seen in passing - and glanced casually over his shoulder, not to completely look at the animal but enough to note how close it got in the last few minutes of walking through the corner of his eye.
"Yeah, I know." Logan remarked dryly after removing the cigar from his mouth.
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She softly clears her throat and settles her gaze at the man. "What...exactly...is that?" she asks, because she thinks it's fair to assume that if he'd never seen this kind of thing before, he'd be running away rather than sauntering down the path. Even so, he doesn't seem to want to look at it directly, either.
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"A moose." Logan stopped and looked evenly between the woman and the animal before pulling out a brand new cigar. "I take it you've never seen one before?"
A rhetorical. Obviously, or she wouldn't be asking.
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She wasn't stupid. She knew she'd lived a pretty sheltered life at school and coming here was a rude awakening in more ways than one. She didn't know how to do most of the chores, for example, so she kind of hovered around behind Logan or Erik when they chopped wood. She'd learn how to eventually, right? The moose, however, made her giggle and she hid her face with her hand in a vain attempt to muffle the sound.
"I don't think the moose is going to listen to you, Logan."
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He stopped and turned to look at the moose as it slowed to a stop, too, and then stared at him before swinging his head to look at Jean. After a second he started moving towards her.
Logan stood watching with a small smirk.
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"But I'm also a lot better looking than a moose. Maybe it's just stubborn because it's so ugly."
It was, after all, one ugly, ugly creature.
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Read: very complicated.
"That's usually how it goes with animals. And people, too."
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Sam decided Peggy outweighed his annoyance with the goat and he shouted, "Berg! Dammit! Get back here!" He knew yelling wasn't really going to get the goat to return, but it made him feel a little better as he took off after the errant goat. Berg, being the crafty goat that he was, leaped through some bushes and was doing his best to escape.
There was no telling how far he might have gotten if he hadn't cut across the path of a grumpy woodsman and his moose friend. Whether it was the sight of Logan or the moose, the goat came to a halt and bleated pathetically. It was as though it was deciding, 'Hey. Maybe the guy who took care of me the past several months wasn't so bad.' Sam stumbled through the bushes, snatching up the rope he had tied around the goat's neck, "Gotcha. That's the last time I let you out of the station for awhile." The goat bleated and Sam looked up, finally noticing the other person on the road and his...well, that certainly wasn't a goat.
"How the hell did you catch a moose?" Sam was baffled, really, because it had taken two people to catch Berg here and now there was some guy just casually strolling along with a giant animal behind him. Why was life never fair for Sam Wilson?
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When Sam came into view, Logan sighed and turned around to quietly curse the hell out of the moose he decided to call 'Bub'; a generic name that he called.. well everyone.
"Didn't." he answered simply. "I'd ask if you want him, but it looks like you got your hands full already with the goat."
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"If you didn't catch it...why is it following you like that?" He wasn't sure if that was common moose behavior, but, what did he know? He barely understood his goat problems. Sam looked down at said problem. Berg was behaving now, hiding behind Sam to avoid the moose.
"Yeah. He doesn't get out much," Sam replied, as a way of explaining the goat's behavior. He turned his attention back to the man, "I'm not sure your friend there would fit in the police station anyway."
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Sam's reaction made it to the top of the list as the best so far.
He gave a passing glance to the goat and then slowly over his shoulder to the moose, who was casually starting to make his way over to where Sam was. Logan's eyes darted back to Sam and he gave an easy shrug first before a grin teased at one corner of his mouth.
"You have a police station here? Didn't think crime would be much of a problem around here. What? The goat your deputy?"
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He likes the solitude of chopping wood, actually. He's headed in the direction of the woodpile, axe resting on his shoulder, when he comes across Logan and his companion. "Did you find yourself a bodyguard?"
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Logan simply wasn't his biggest fan. But that might've had everything to do with being used as a rebar pin cushion and getting pushed halfway across Washington DC into the Potomac.
Slowing to a stop, the moose continues and slows at the halfway mark between the two men.
Logan's face tugs in deliberation. "Come at me, see for yourself."
He flashes a quick grin.
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Unfortunately.
That doesn't mean he has to like it. (Spoiler alert: he doesn't.) Besides, he's got better things to expend his effort on. Like things that don't involve Logan.
"That would be a waste. I'd have to take time away from doing something useful." Unlike wandering through town with a moose in tow.
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He laughs soundlessly, the only show of it being in his shoulders when they bounce once. "Yeah, you keep telling yourself that. The Magneto I know doesn't know what the word 'useful' is. Or manual labor, for that matter. I'm surprised you're actually swinging that axe and not putting your power to use. Why's that?"
Oh, he knows the reason. Logan just wants to hear Erik say it aloud.
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A sharp commotion interrupted her thoughts, raising her curiosity and concern. It had become apparent that there were creatures in these woods, some more dangerous than others. Pulling her cloak tight around her, she followed the sound.
Soon enough, she found Logan chopping wood. It wasn't an unfamiliar sight, but it was the hulking moose wandering around him that made her burst into laughter. "He seems to have taken a liking to you. Do you have a new pet?"
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He gave a soundless laugh and shook his head. "I think he thinks I'm his new pet."
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Plucking a few berries from the bush, she held out her hand, palms flat. Slowly, she approached the moose, offering the berries to him. "You will have to build a house for your new neighbor."
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Logan lifted the axe, resting it against his shoulder momentarily as he arched an eyebrow in Margaery's direction with a small grin.
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