Colin Banks (
diplomatics) wrote in
knightsoflegend2014-09-18 05:02 pm
andres ♔ lining up for the grand illusion

♬ we are - ana johansson
WHO || Colin Banks, Emma Frost, Lissa Dragomir, Alex Karamazov, Cordelia Chase, Zoe Weiss, Adam Weiss, Leia Organa, Nessa Harvey, Alisha Daniels
WHAT || A team of Knights is tasked to rally the human populace of the Isle, gather them in a safe place, and keep Dimitris' supporters from causing trouble.
WHERE || Andres Isle
WHEN || September 19th, 2014
HOW || Actionspam
[ Meanwhile, a group of ten lands on... the roof of a building in the upscale sector of town. The half-moon lights the sky around them enough for any of them to get a good glance at what surrounds them. In the distance, moonlight plays across the river dividing the city, and the roofs of the Shadow village homes can be barely made out. But here, there are opulent old-money homes scattered here and there, and a number of commercial buildings coursing up and down the main thoroughfare. Colin doublechecks the location on the phone, which lights up his face eerily as he checks the screen, and then he slides it into his pocket, turning to nod the others. ]
We find ourselves on scenic Andres Isle, atop the historic Grand Hotel. The very heart of the Island, ladies and gentlemen. Advising caution seems unnecessary.

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You as well, circumstances notwithstanding. [ she looks around as they walk in. looks like home, basically, so she loses interest in a matter of seconds the way that rich people do when they walk into another rich person's home. oh, just more tiffany lamps, w/e, i have one in the bathroom. ] This certainly looks like it will be comfortable while we wait for the all clear.
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not day
for one.
let's not even touch the rest. ]
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You know, she may be right. [ red letter day, it will never happen again. ] Maybe you could show me some of the rooms where the townspeople can... relax.
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If we need someone to watch the front and actually defend our position, if trouble shows up at the door looking for a seaweed wrap... I can take that on. [Because, Zoe is actually pretty good at defensive/offensive things -- oh and she has a gun. Which would be a really easy thing to hear to signal that yep - things are approaching.]
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[ Emma rolls up with the others. ]
The police should have the locals gathered here in no time.
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[Which might be some variation of "What now, losers" except ... you know, with the added bonus of being a Ke$ha lyric.]
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one of the first to arrive is an exceedingly well dressed man with slick-backed hair and a beautiful wife at his side, who seems to have broken out the expensive jewels even for a midnight evacuation. a spot check of 15+ may notice their serpentine slitted eyes, the only markers visible of snakeblood heritage, which stands out amid the sea of humans making their way in. he's audibly complaining in a bored, affected tone as he comes through the doors, followed by various other nobles. ]
That this should become a large enough problem to affect the entire neighborhood before it was caught seems very strange to me. What am I paying these people for, precisssely? [ his hint of a french accent is tinged with the occasional sibilant snake-like slip as well, and he looks across the knights with thinly veiled disdain ] And who is here to greet us?
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Rest assured, all will be explained once we've all gathered. For the time being, try to make yourselves comfortable here.
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[ behind him, a dark haired woman enters, speaking to what appears to be her husband and a curly haired blue eyed man, sounding slightly distressed, wringing her hands as she says: "Some... friend of hers, I've no idea where they went. Her name was Mary or-- or Miri, I don't know. She could be anywhere." ]
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Rene Slinn. And my lovely wife, the love of my life. [ he puts a hand on her back, but doesn't even... offer her name, before turning back to lara's mom. ] Some trouble, Countess?
[ she casts him a bit of a dark look, and it's clear there's little love lost between the tamons and the slinns.
"My daughter, Lara, can't be found. I should go look for her," she says, shaking her head. ]
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cleric, yo, she head myri's name and it seems like too big of a coincidence. ]
I'm sure it's nothing to worry about, but we can have someone sent out to look for her, if you'd like. [ diplomacy 28 ]
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"I'll go along. My wife should stay here, however."
The Countess looks hopeful, eyes widening. "Oh, would you, Jaron?"
Another nervous-looking man comes up, wiping his face with a handkerchief and peers at the countess.
"You said Lara's missing? I can't find Dana either. And has anyone seen the Collins boy?" he asks.
The Tamons look around, clearly failing to sight the named young people in the crowd. Dana's father looks particularly fretful.
"Oh dear, oh dear," he stammers. "Denton?" John C. Reilly, who must be Denton, shakes his head as well, apologetically.
Slinn can't seem to help himself from piping up. ] Oh my. Children are such slippery things, are they not? Always so easily misplaced. [ This draws a chuckle from another man and woman nearby, who exchange amused glances at the joke, not seeming overly concerned about those reported missing.
"They're not children," says Denton, who puts a hand on the Countess' arm and says quietly: "I'm sure they're all alright. They're probably together somewhere. She'll be safe with Michael." ]
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[ Emma steps in, calm and cold as ice. ] Lara, Michael, and ... Dana, was it? And if we find more reason for concern, you're welcome to accompany one of our team members to search for them. [ She nods to Lara's father. ]
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