Christos La Krail (
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knightsoflegend2013-05-07 04:13 pm
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nevada ♔ tie your own rope

WHO || Faye, Tybalt, Miles, Jaina, Solace, and Christos
WHAT || The Knights investigate the neighborhood where the disappearances have been occurring
WHERE || Nevada
WHEN || April 17th [backdated]
HOW || Actionspam
There's nothing sinister whatsoever about Oak Street, as Christos steers the rented van onto the street and parks against a curb. Well watered and neatly trimmed lawns frame cheerful suburban houses, a paper boy rides past on a bike, a couple strolls by hand in hand eating dripping ice cream cones. Down the block, children are visible hooting and whooping as they swing from monkey bars on a small playground while mothers wait on benches and chat politely, happy to soak up the sun and get off their feet for a moment.
Christos frowns heavily through the window, as if the sight of all this contentedness is more unwelcome than an army of invading monsters would have been.
Solace speaks up first, from his place in the front passenger seat. "It may be prudent to split our group to cover more ground. At least one of the homes should be re-examined, and we ought to ask some of the locals for their take on the situation." He unbuckles his belt. "I mean to investigate the area for evil auras."
Christos nods, turning off the engine. "The sun will be down in an hour. I'll scout around the houses for access points. No point in breaking in before then."

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[He asks it both gently and with genuine interest. Definitely not trying to be intimidating at this point. Just the nice guy who's trying to help. (Gather info(?) 16)]
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"They've been making deals with some of the kids on the street," he says quietly, staring off down the road. "And then their families go away."
jaina exchanges a Look with miles, concern and a little horror on her face. ] "They"?
[ he looks down again, and then points slowly up the road.
"The kids who don't go to school." ]
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They hang out that way?
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jaina's frown deepens but she tries to keep from looking like she's going to rat the kid out. ] No grown-ups? They don't have parents?
[ he hesitates a little more, but nods. "They do whatever they want to all day." it's hard to miss the wistful note in his voice. "The grown ups don't know about them." ]
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Sounds like something we should check out, huh?
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the kid hesitates a little more than shakes his head. "You shouldn't go there." ]
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Why's that?
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"Because grown ups don't come back from there." ]
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No worries then, kiddo. I've always been a kid at heart.
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I've got his back. No worries. [ she gestures miles off to the side out of earshot and waits for him there ]
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[Even if it...totally wasn't.
Then he nods to Jaina, moving away to rejoin her, speaking quietly just to make sure no one else hears.]
I don't think that story could have been creepier. Sounds like a good lead as any, though.
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[He smirks and gestures down the road, and then starts walking to the house the kid indicated for them.]
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Hey, you kids -- [ but jaina hardly gets a word out before they turn and retreat inside the house, as the sun sinks beyond the roof. jaina frowns as she gives the house a once-over. ] What a dump. [ craning her neck to the side, she gestures at the driveway. ] No vehicles.
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[Of course they'd arrive as it's getting dark. Seriously, the sun must know when to set for perfect creepy settings.
His eyes take a quick scan of the oustide of the house as they approach (spot 20 total) before he glances at Jaina as they get close.]
Wanna try the front door first?
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I'm gonna go ahead and suggest we don't split up.
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[Because in horror movies, that's how everyone gets murdered. And this feels like something straight out of one.
He heads left first, assuming Jaina will follow him.]
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But we saw those kids outside, right? They must be here somewhere.
[He doesn't stick around to examine anything too closely, and keeps moving through the room instead, heading into the next.]
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"Grown ups," he says, filling the word with quite a bit of derision. "You don't belong here." ]
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Hey kid, we're not here to cause trouble, promise. We just want to know how you're all holding up.
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