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Tweak says, "Get a new travel agent."

Oz (monkeypants) wrote in colligo_threads,
@ 2009-07-30 15:33:00

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!open, morgana

Who: Oz and OPEN
What: Out looking for a good lockdown spot for when the full moon comes back around.
When: Thursday afternoon
Where: Around Colligo

Oz wasn't entirely sure what sort of building he was looking for, not off the top of his head, anyway. But if there was one thing he knew, it was that he would know the building when he saw it. And hopefully, it would be abandoned for one reason or another.

Okay, so maybe he did have some criteria he was following for himself aside from the abandoned part. He was also looking for something that wasn't all that close to the residential area, just in case. Having it too close, that was just a recipe for disaster when it came right down to it. He'd gotten out of his cage before and that had almost led to disaster. No, Oz didn't want that to happen again. And if he had been the only wolf in town he would have just headed to a graveyard, if there was one in this weird city, and found a crypt. Or, at least all the graveyards they had back on his Earth had crypts. Some even had mansion-sized crypts. But with more than one were here? He knew better than to suggest everyone stay in one cage.

He made his way slowly down the street in what seemed to be the business district, thinking that if he got lucky, there would be a warehouse district somewhere nearby. A warehouse would be great. Sturdy buildings that you could easily build cages in. His eyes carefully roamed all the buildings he passed, checking for signs of use (which there seemed to always be) instead of closely paying attention to the people he was walking past.

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future_seer
2009-07-30 08:17 pm UTC (link)

Morgana wasn't one to let the fact that she had just arrived to this strange new city the previous night stop her from getting up early morning to explore this future city she had managed to find herself in. She created a sort of trail, by commiting one stand out object about each of the buildings that she passed by. She planned on visiting Gwen, Arthur, and Merlin this evening or at least speaking with each of them at an acceptable hour the PDA contraption, so it wouldn't do to become lost

Something she quickly discovered was easier said and done with the twists and turns, signs and designs of this large place. No matter. She had managed to find someone kind enough to explain certain things to her, though to her frustration, said person refused to elaborate on exactly where this future location was and how/why she'd been brought to it; with the strange future money, she had herself a little adventure.

With a ... corndog, in one hand and a little bag that contained the most adorable little shirt, Morgana walked down the road, eyes taking in everything.

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monkeypants
2009-07-30 08:27 pm UTC (link)

You know, most of the time Oz could pride himself in the fact that he was pretty good at doing things like not walking into other people. But it seemed that today wasn't going to be one of those prideful days, because while distracted by a building that he wasn't so sure about, he ended up bumping into someone. Granted, he could always use the excuse that in Tibet, there aren't quite so many people that you have to watch for when out walking around, but hey. Oz never really made excuses for himself. Usually he just accepted it and moved on.

"Sorry," he said simply, his eyes quickly moving to check the person he'd bumped into, hoping they weren't going to be too angry or anything. Because if they tried to start a fight or something, Oz may be pretty mild mannered most of the time, but he did have a certain breaking point, and that breaking point was what would set off his shifting. No one wanted that to happen, especially not on a busy street like this. "Wasn't watching where I was going. You alright?"

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future_seer
2009-07-30 08:45 pm UTC (link)

Morgana nearly dropped her corndog when someone bumped into her. Usually she was much more of her aware of the area around her, however,this entire place was so loud and so new. Before she could properly get a look at the person, he was speaking out an apology. An action that easily dictated her own response. She wasn't a hostile person and if he had been hostile, she would have let it go .. or well, perhaps, with a sharp remark. And then she would have walked away. She was a person who could and would answer in kind, his apology and his eyes searching to see if she was alright, pulled a small smile from her.

"It's quite alright." She answered, because in truth she was fine and to be fair she hadn't been looking where she'd been going either. "Neither was. But I'm fine. Thank you for your concern."

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monkeypants
2009-07-30 08:56 pm UTC (link)

Oz gave her a small smile then, accompanied by a quick shrug, glad that she didn't seem too bothered by him just up and walking into her like that.

And then he thought of something. She'd been walking the opposite way that he had, maybe she'd seen what he was looking for. "You didn't happen to see any empty buildings that way, did you?" he asked simply. He wasn't exactly a babbler when it came to his speech patterns. He'd left that to his friends back in Sunnydale. The Tibetans weren't big on the whole talking thing, either. At least not at length, and not at the monistary where he'd spent the last few years. But hey, at least he got to the point quick when he had one, instead of talking his way around it.

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future_seer
2009-08-04 04:47 pm UTC (link)

Morgana frowned slightly in thought of his questions. She remembered seeing something, "There was a building. Not too far from here." She turned from him, point a little way off the left. "I recall it having a sign saying, 'For Rent'. It didn't seem to be in service." All the lights were off and it had been a little more rundown that the other buildings. Perhaps that would be satisfactory for what he was looking for. "Is it something like that, that you're searching for?" If it wasn't she was sure she recall something else.

Morgana wasn't at all bothered by his direct manner of speaking, typically prefering saying what needed to be said rather pussyfooting around a subject. Nothing ever got done in the latter way.

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