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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"Maybe. What's it worth to you, sweetheart?" one of them calls, proceeding to make kissy noises. he's smacked in the chest by another one of the guys, who raises his chin and says: "What do you mean by weird?" ]
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Two people. One of them might not have been human looking. They probably wouldn't have stopped to talk to you unless you got in their way. One of them had blood on his hands.
[Because sedated or not, there's no way you start cutting out someone's heart without getting blood on you. That much is true.]
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the useless guy cuts him a look, before glancing back at cora, keeping his voice casual. "There's a guy who comes through here from time to time. With his beast." ]
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[Beasts are just as capable of being people. She can be pretty beastly herself.]
Did you ever get a good look at the beast? And do you know where they go?
[If they can describe it, maybe Sam or Lydia can identify it, and if they know where they go, it just saves them a lot of time of wandering through sewers.]
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[he's just gonna hold up... $20 in British money. don't ask me what that is. (Aid Another Diplomacy 22) he is a goddamed spy. do you think he's above bribes.]
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You're wearing $500 shoes and that's the best you can do?
[Really, Sark, if you're going to bribe them, then bribe them. Also, she doesn't like you.
In case you didn't get that already.]
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syd raises her eyebrows at sark like 'this is your own fault, are you gonna let pride keep us from finding st. andrew???????' ]
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"Alright, fine. We haven't given the guy any trouble when he comes through, cuz to be honest, none of us want to mess with that beast of his."
another one nods, and pipes up: "Thing looks like a big damn cat."
"He's got a hideout further down the sewers. It's good to know which way you're going, because it's easy to get lost down here. Go the wrong way, you might run into some alligators." ] And you can take us the right way?
[ they nod. "A couple of us can show you the way." ]
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Anyway, she'll take off to follow the lead of the hooligans. ] If you know where his hideout is, and you're so afraid of his animal, why haven't you told anyone? [ sense motive 17??? ]
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[Kids have way less credibility than other people, especially if they spend a lot of time where they're not supposed to be.]
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along one wall is a steel door, and a garage-style sheet-metal gate. both are covered in years worth of graffiti, but they also bear official markings. a sign on the door reads: "access 247-D: Authorized Personnel Only." the handgrip at the base of the gate is engraved with the words, "Municipal Maintenance Station 38."
"This is as far as we go," says one of the boys. sydney's eyes trace the floor, where dried blood is spattered here and there along the walkway. the trails of bloodstains lead from both directions on the pathway, but are thickest by the door. ] We appreciate your help.
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Time to see who's home ...
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