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wynn) wrote in
knightsoflegend2015-06-05 07:45 pm
after-party ♔ april

♬ Jeux d'eau - Ravel
WHO || Wynn, any and all Knights not currently on missions (if you are uncertain if your character would be at the castle for this, ask!)ooc; also if your Knight wants to get all gussied up, you can make a Disguise (Cha) check for how good they were at hair/makeup/stylin', etc! This goes for... any time.
WHAT || Squiring Ceremony Afterparty
WHERE || Knights Headquarters, the Ballroom
WHEN || April 1st, 2015, 6:00PM [backdated]
HOW || Prose OR Actionspam
The "afterparty" is rumored to be the real main event of the night. A black-tie affair in the lavish, opulent ballroom, it is every new Knight's chance to mingle and meet some of their new brothers in arms. Of course, a couple hours are provided following the ceremony for everyone to change, do hair and makeup, and choose from the vast array of formal attire in the closets of the balcony "dressing rooms" located at the top of spiraled staircases on either side of the ballroom. A separate dressing room exists for men and women, and they include full bathrooms (with, thankfully, very modern plumbing).
The squires are usually among the last to arrive, and the ballroom is full to the brim with a fancy array of people, of all shapes, sizes and species.
Hope you aren't shy. They're all here to meet you.
Feel free to make your own open threads for people to come congratulate your newly pledged knight.

Abbie Mills | OTA
She's glad not to be in the spotlight like she was during the last one of these, and she knows a lot of people skip-- but she figures it's better to make an appearance, throw her support in with the newest squires and make sure they don't feel like they're the only new kids in town. Besides, she knows one of the new additions personally-- she has to make sure he behaves himself, if nothing else.]
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Sir Mills.
[He still likes putting a "sir" in front of everyone's name. It makes them sound so fancy.]
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Evening, Sir Spencer.
[She kind of likes the sound of it too, even if there's a slight mocking edge to it when she says it.]
Enjoying yourself? Nice to be the gawkers instead of the gawkees this time around.
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[Speaking of, he has a plate full of them and will offer them over to see if she wants to partake herself.]
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[She grins as she helps herself. She knew she liked you, Shawn-- anyone who comes prepared with snacks is okay in her book.]
Speaking of performing-- that mean you're not giving us an encore this time around?
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I've decided to only save it for really important occasions. I wouldn't want to get too played out like Katy Perry, or that song about waking up in the morning feeling like Bo Diddley.
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Bo Diddley--
[Squint.]
Do you mean P. Diddy?
[Ke$ha's not her favorite, either, but come on.]
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I've heard it both ways.
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[She smirks, amused.]
Ke$ha, by the way. Don't think you're in danger of getting that played out, but I can respect you saving yourself for special occasions. I'll just have to look forward to the next one, then-- you put on quite a show.
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[In fact, it's almost always distract.]
Though I've been told by my mentor if I ever do it on a mission, he will never promote me.
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Hey. Sir Mills, is it?
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[She's not facing him when he approaches, responding before she manages to fully turn around. She freezes before she quite makes it, eyebrows knitting together as she quickly takes a half a step back, tension singing through her as she gets a look at exactly who it is that's approached her.
She'd missed him at the last party, had no way of telling whether or not he was new, but only one name comes to mind.]
Andy?
[Jesus.]
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Gus, actually. Not Andy. And, might I add, racism, we don't all look alike.
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Not racism.
[She corrects him sharply, pressing her lips together.]
Sorry, you just look-- exactly like someone I used to know. Uncanny, really. Didn't mean to start us off on the wrong foot.
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It's fine, I've heard worse shit. You're one of the veil transplants, then.
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[She smiles grimly. Talk about Americanized-- but mostly it helps her to make light of the situation, helps her ignore how fast her heart had been racing when she'd turned and thought she'd seen her former colleague.]
But yeah, I am. Turned up a couple of months ago, got squired last month, still trying to find my feet. Abbie is fine.
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it's wynn.) ]
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Nice to meet you, Gus. Sorry again. Andy and I didn't part on great terms.
[He was a reanimated corpse at the time, on top of stalking her. It was complicated.]
Just a little spooked, that's all.
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But at some point in the evening, Natasha finds herself standing around in Abbie's general direction, so she starts off by introducing herself to the other woman: ]
Hi. [A beat.] I'm Natasha. Or, Sir Romanoff, if we're going for formalities. [She offers a small smile.] Are you one of the newer squires?
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Sir Mills, if you think we need the titles, but 'Abbie' will do just fine.
[She offers her free hand to shake, as she's done with just about every knight she's met so far. She likes shaking hands-- it's a great way to help you get a good read on someone right away, something Sheriff Corbin taught her early on.]
I was squired last month, settled into the castle a couple of weeks before that. Still fairly new blood, but I'd like to think I'm adjusting well enough.
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[Which means they have a lot in common, something Abbie appreciates.]
She's the knight who brought me in, too. Happened to bump into her while stumbling into a ghoul's nest.
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Where were you a cop before?
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[It's an easy fit, if you're a good cop. There are always a handful of crooked ones out there.]
Sleepy Hollow, over in New York, right off the Hudson River.