Sydney Bristow (
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knightsoflegend2015-05-28 05:06 pm
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london ♔ tonight darkness will shadow the light

WHO || Sydney, Sark, Francesca, Will, Sam, Lydia, Cora [Closed]
WHAT || The Knights follow a possible lead into the ritual that cult leader Nicholas St. Andrew is attempting
WHERE ||London, England
WHEN || Feb 26th, evening [back dated]
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread.
The Children of Chaos may not be what they appeared to be. According to intelligence provided by Julian Sark, a previous employee of the cult's leader, Nicholas St. Andrew, the cult was founded merely as a way for St. Andrew to dupe his 'followers' into completing several objectives for him. Including the theft and activation of two ancient idols, which, when coupled with some horrible ritual that seems to involve the removal of human hearts, might just grant St. Andrew some kind of supernatural power.
Naturally, this is precisely the sort of thing the Knights are interested in stopping. After pow-wowing with all those who had confronted the cult over the last couple years, Wynn's team heads out to investigate the most recent attack, which took place in an alleyway at night. Jared O'Keefe is on hand when they arrive at the scene, and greets them with what information they've discovered.
"The victim was a white male in his early twenties, named Philip Juneau. He worked as a lineman for the phone company and was responding to a report of intermittent service outages at the time of his death, according to his service log with the company." He points to the nearby entrance. "Our killer must have been waiting for him. He didn't get his work done this time, however, thanks to the pizza delivery man's timely arrival."

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Definitely went through the sewers.
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I suppose that's what I get for wearing five hundred dollar shoes.
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[ She lifts bends her knee to lift her heel, revealing a red Louboutin sole. Goddamn. Did they just bond? Now maybe she approves of Sydney's suitor. ]
We don't all have to follow, do we?
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[ cora, meanwhile, finds some footprints in the puddled mud, leading further down the alley... ]
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[He'd rather it be his shoes than, you know, himself. Also he's gonna follow Sydney-senpai wherever she will go. just like that song.]
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[ BELABORED SIGH. ]
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There are tracks going this way.
[She's going to follow them, obviously, but the last time she was on a mission involving the Children of Chaos she got yelled at when she wandered off alone.]
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I know what happened.
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What are you, clairvoyant?
[ Don't mind Lydia drawing hearts around his name in her mental notebook. She's dead-people-psychic too, Will. MFEO. ]
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[He's not trying to be an ass, really. Someone had to say it, at least he was nice about it?]
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The victim was heading down the alley. Nicholas St. Andrew snuck up on him, distracted him. While they were talking, another figure came up behind him. The uh, creature. Whatever it is. [will starts pantomiming how st. andrew would have done these movements to the air, ftr.] Then St. Andrew injected him with sodium penethol, laid him down, and started his ritual. Carving the symbols on his chest, cutting him open, doing the incantation, taking out his heart, and then ...
[he shakes his head.] I don't know after that.
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[ She shakes it off like wow Will you are fucked up minus 15 points nvm. She turns away, looking to Cora. ]
You said you knew where he'd gone?
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Tracks head this way. I'm willing to bet the sewer entrance we're looking for is in that direction.
[Will's graphic retelling of the crime also doesn't really seem to bother her, but that's mostly because he's Will the Dog Whisperer and she's already determined him to be good people.]
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Then we should hurry, while time is still on our side.
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And she stops, nose crinkling with distaste at the sight of the manhole. The smell doesn't get to her, but the fact that it's a sewer still doesn't thrill her (fort 18). She sucks it up and moves to climb down behind Sydney because ain't nobody else peeking up her skirt. ]
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[Maybe that's giving the were too much credit, but ... it's what she would do if she didn't want to be found.]
The smells of the sewer covers their scent - makes them harder to track.
[More fun information from your friendly neighborhood werewolf.]
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No, really, he wants to talk to her, as he glances over at Cora and Lydia] Wynnfalshond seems to start them young, doesn't he?
[It's a sort of jab at the pair of them. He knows how young he started and he's certainly heard certain things about Sydney, herself. It's fascinating.]
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I don't think that's relevant to the mission, do you?
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there's no expansive metal tubes down in these sewers, rather it's a series of numerous interconnecting brick and cement passages. some that they pass are filled with several feet of fetid water carrying all manner of waste and garbage, while a few look dryer. pipes above bring fresh water up to buildings, and dump waste water onto the tunnel floors. doors, garage-style gates, and portcullises lead into what are probably building basements, access hallways, and storage spaces, and it doesn't take them long to realize how maze-like it is down here.
cora feels pretty confident about which way to lead them, and they walk along the little rim beside the stream of sewer water, sydney maintaining perfect nat 20 balance as it narrows out, relieving of her of anyone walking right next to her. she ignores both of them, sticking to the subject at hand, nodding ahead. ] Someone's up there.
[ indeed, a light shines from just ahead, illuminating a group of youths dressed in identical jackets. most are sitting on the floor around a coleman lantern, but a few are standing, lounging against the tunnel walls. the smell of cigarette smoke cuts through the odor of sewer. there look to be ten of them total. ]
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