Sir Hasmed (
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knightsoflegend2017-09-23 09:19 am
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- caitlin snow,
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- derek hale,
- deryn argall,
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- hasmed,
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- jeanne gar,
- jordan reeves,
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- katniss everdeen,
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- mabel pines,
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- marcus andres,
- mars dacey,
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- rose hathaway,
- sam winchester,
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- thea queen,
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chapter five ♔ it'll be a day like this one when the sky falls down

the blues - switchfoot
WHO || The Knights
WHAT || Failboat returns from the disaster in LA as the Knighthood goes on lockdown
WHERE || The castle, London
WHEN || Directly after this, Fall 2017
HOW || Actionspam
Hasmed's announcement does not brook any rebuttal: all Knights are recalled to the Castle, where they must remain until the Section Heads and Jack Chessing have spoken about the events in Los Angeles that have left the Knighthood without their usual leader.
The entire Los Angeles area is now covered with a dark miasma that has interfered with any signals that might be sent out from phones, etc., leaving the whole world wondering what exactly is happening down there. Final images showed horrendous monsters, a panic of citizens, looting and violence from humans and Shadowkind alike.
Hasmed has warned of extra magical wards on the castle, and anyone arriving will immediately take notice of one very prominent one: above the entire roof of the excessively large building hovers a black and red sigil in the air, a pentagram in a circle surrounded by runes or words in an unknown language, stretching for miles.
[ This is the social log for post-LA lockdown. Failboat must complete the top log before being allowed to tag outside of it. ]

thea queen ➙ open
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He's lost at least one parent that he knows of, and there have been so many people he hasn't been able to save. Death is a part of life, and as much as he consciously knows that, it doesn't really make grief any easier in the long run.
He takes the phone from her without a word, speaking to the person on the other side as succinctly as he can, but the news about Oliver and Felicity hits him square in the chest. Not as hard as Thea, he would never claim to be feeling this grief more than her, but Oliver and Felicity were his friends too. And the idea that they're gone and there's nothing they can do is a punch to the gut.
He talks through the rest of the information with the man on the phone, using his own to take notes of the important information, before saying his goodbyes and hanging up.
After that, it's only two steps before he's moving to pull Thea into his arms, willing to offer her whatever comfort he can, even if he knows it isn't much. He'll have to tell Cisco, let the section heads know, but for right now, Thea needs him here.]
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the hozen feels cold against her chest.
she hadn't known the others, only in passing, so the concert itself was a tragedy in an abstract sense. a tragedy happening to someone else. but now it's happening to her and thea can't cope. ]
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eventually, thea stops crying, but she doesn't move, head pressed against barry's chest, silent. what is she supposed to say? ]
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I told the cops that we were overseas and wouldn't be able to make arrangements right away, and they gave me all their contact info to deal with that whenever you're ready. Want me to get you anything, or tell anyone? Whatever you need me to do, I'll take care of it.
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Can you get me french fries?
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Want one? Or twenty?
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Do you have any batter left?
[ straight up, uncooked, salmonella warning be damned. thea just wants to mainline a bowl of batter. ]
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Check the blue bowl? I think there's something with lemon zest still there.
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Thanks.
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No problem. I'm just trying to keep busy. You're welcome to any of it, by the way. Call your friends. I definitely can't eat all of this on my own.
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[ that sounds like a fact, not a hyperbole. ]
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He's not good at being a sympathetic ear. He never knows the right things to say, or how to help. Pain usually gets funneled into anger with Derek, and he will end up working out on the very edge of the castle's perimeter where he hopes he won't be disturbed.
Until he is almost mowed over by a running Thea, that is]
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[ thea blurts out the apology while she's busy yanking her earbuds out, cord already tangling around her arm and itself. ]
I didn't see you. [ or hear him. nor was she even paying attention to where she was going so she's honestly lucky she almost plowed into derek instead of say a tree or directly into the lake. ]
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It's okay. I was trying not to be seen, so I guess that is on me.
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ring ring ring. oliver queen calling. flexible timing.
He'd been to the flat in London. Seen the operation. It wasn't as small as he'd thought it would be. It was elaborate, but it also seemed to be out of use. The only evidence that someone had even been there within the last few months was a few receipts. The computers though, he already took those and handed them off to have someone to take a look at those. He recalls a few scattered maps, but it seemed more like someone was looking for someone -- not taking over their life. Which, they hadn't really done. His life was fine. All of his assets secure. A little light on the bank balance, but he wasn't hurting for it.
He just wanted to know why. Why and how far it went.
The answer could be on this slip of paper. Both of them had the same emergency contact and he didn't feel like it was a coincidence that her name ended in Queen, too. He wasn't able to find much on her -- or him. The last letter could be an O or an A. Penmanship is a dying art.
He waits. Probably too long, but he wants to wait to make the call until he's sure that he's at a dead end. But, dead ends are a long ways off and he just wants to talk to this person.
So he calls. Late at night. After a long day of trying to make sense of what has started going on in the world. He has ice on his shoulder and a bandage on his left side. It had been a long night, too.
He dials the number and it rings... which is a start.]
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except he is. oliver is dead and she's all alone again and he isn't going to swoop back into her life with a souvenir of the mysterious island he spent five years on trying to become a superhero without so much as a collect call to his family. ollie isn't coming back this time and thea doesn't know what to do with herself.
she's in bed when the phone rings, watching reruns of some terrible british soap opera on her phone, cut off when an unknown number pops up. she doesn't want to talk to anyone, but she answers anyway. ]
Hello?
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Hi. Sorry. I -- I didn't expect a real person to answer. Is this Thea Queen?
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[ look. telemarketers are weird. ]
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No, no. I mean, that'd be weird. I mean, I own a company that is working on a new solar cell structure for solar panels, but -- I don't need to sell them.
I was calling because you're -- [The sentence halts. Clearly a real person got the call about those deaths. He can't just ask her if she's aware of the identity theft.]
This is going to sound insane -- but you have the same last name as me and for the past few years, someone has been skimming from my company. Back door hacking, a little here -- a lot there. Well, not the past few years. It got better. Which is a weird thing to say about identity theft, but I was still looking.
I was trying to find the source and then recently I had an interesting discussion with my legal team about a plane crash. They needed to verify that I didn't... that I was still alive.
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[ plane crash, she knows he means the plane crash, but she doesn't understand what he is trying to tell her. someone stole her identity? there's honestly too much going on for her to suss out the point. ]
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