Dumage Moulet (
postergirl) wrote in
knightsoflegend2012-06-02 01:44 am
new orleans ♔ you ain't been to heaven til you been down there

♬ New Orleans - Louisiana Gator Boys
WHO || Mark, Dumage, Kat, Gar, Buffy, Spike, Myri, Martha, Arthur, Finnick, Des [closed]
WHAT || All work and no play make Knights stir crazy. Various downtime shenanigans.
WHERE || The hotel / all around New Orleans / at the bar / in an alleyway / ETC
WHEN || Various dates during the course of May
HOW || w/e you want, bb
[ This log covers any non-work related shenanigans the Knights have while staying in New Orleans. Because we haven't finished out the other two logs yet, assume some time has passed since then, in case anyone was injured, so that they've had sufficient time to get better.
As for work stuff, you can assume they've been busy with establishing Finnick's fake rock star cred, and investigating some of the intel they'll uncover in those other logs that we haven't quite gotten to yet. JUST DON'T TALK ABOUT WORK and all will be well.
Make your own threads, don't fuss about tag order, feel free to threadjack multiple people into one thread for hang-outs, ask me if you want a certain scene with an NPC, etc. forever whatever.]

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It takes Buffy a moment with that spot check to realize she's not alone in the alley anymore
not counting the passed out hobo. It isn't as if the guy suddenly sneaks in behind her so much as it feels like he was always standing there, and she somehow didn't notice until now. It's an unsettling feeling, particularly given that he's standing several yards away from her, one hand casually in the pocket of his crisp suit jacket, not looking at all put out by what just occurred. In fact, his expression is remarkably neutral - casually interested, curious maybe, but not surprised in the least. And he's definitely watching her, sparing not even a glance at the trash can and the creature that might still be banging around beneath it.The man is of slender build, with features that make it difficult to pinpoint his age. There is something remarkably youthful about his face, but at the same time, there's a weight in his eyes that seems to speak of long experience.
As strangely innocuous as his first sudden appearance was, his presence seems to cast something of a large, indefinable shadow. When he finally speaks, his tone seems to be of no accent in particular, without being American either. The miracles of writing, I can say things that don't seem to make any sense and force you to come to grips with them.
Anyways. ]
Surely, you don't intend to leave it there.
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Surely you don't expect me to tell you what I am gonna do with it. [ her eyebrow arches. ] Who're you? Pest control? 'Cause if so, something tells me you've been slacking. [ while she snarks, she sizes him up. he doesn't look like much, but at the same time, she doesn't trust that. he's way too calm in way too shady of a place being way too lurky to not be somebody. ]
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So that's good.
The man in the suit just watches her with an inscrutable expression, before saying simply: ] Pest control is not my job, no. [ There's something significant in the way he says it, as if it's someone else's job, very specifically. ]
I suppose you may call me Mr. Gray.
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Buffy. Now that we're all properly introduced, maybe you could tell me what you want. [ because she was going to call gar but N O P E. not with him right here. not when shady mcshaderson is up in her biznass. ]
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This is about your... potential, shall we say.
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Unless my "potential" is the potential to win the Publisher's Clearing House grand prize and you're here to bring me a big fat check, I think you've got the wrong girl. But, thanks for stopping by.
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Who are you? [ a beat. her brow furrows. ] I don't mean your name. I mean who are you, and how do you know about me?
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There are those, Miss Summers, who are granted the honor of greater purpose in this world - in any world, as the case may be. They carry this seed of something more inside of them, waiting for the day it might take root in their soul and allow them to flourish into that which they are destined to be.
[ A beat. ] But for any seed to grow, it must be nourished. And granted light to guide its way.
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To see you learn to follow your instincts.
[ he takes a small step backwards, spreading both his hands, palms up. ] But my work here is already done.
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You will see many things, things that your fellow soldiers remain blind to, and you will feel sometimes that you are cursed for having sight of them.
But you will see more deeply into the truth of things than they can ever hope to. And the change that you might enact will be more radical than what they could ever aspire to.
[ A tiny flicker of amusement flashes up his lip ] You might call it pest control.
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For now, it's enough to know that your eyes have been opened, and to learn to look with them.
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