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Tweak says, "500 DOLLAH!!!"

Rainbow Bridge Mod (prismatic_mod) wrote in prismaticrpg,
@ 2024-11-28 09:49:00

Current mood:	productive
Entry tags:	eliot 'eli' ever, eliot waugh, frieren, geralt of rivia, goro akechi, himmel the hero, jaskier, jayce talis, johann, kim secretan, lestat de lioncourt, louis de pointe du lac, mokona, victor vale, viktor

at night, everywhere || de noche, en todos lados
[Tonight, you might've been already asleep, comfortable in your own bed (or coffin - we don't judge). Or maybe you were staying up late, busy with various things or simply hanging out for a while. Either way, you'll now find yourself asleep, in a bed. A bed that might not be your own. It might be an abandoned bed in one of the many empty hotel rooms, varying in comfort levels, or even in a room at the Crimson Keep, if you're unlucky enough.

And of course, you'll have company. People will pair up in beds across the world, to wake up next to friends and strangers alike. A perfect way to start up a conversation, wouldn't you say? Which you'll have to do, as the world's magic won't let either of you leave the bed until you've at least chatted for a while. It's all about interactions here, and you can't just leave your bed companion to be bored during the time spent with you. It's simple manners, okay. And to help things along, you might find that bowls with snacks appear, ready to be shared by the two people in the bed. It's like your own mini pijama party of two.]

[[Bed ninja event! Pair up and be as awkward or as flirty as you'd like. || EN ESPAÑOL. ¡Post de camas! Emparéjense y sean tan awkward o flirty como quieran.]]

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amisfittoo
2024-12-16 02:51 am UTC (link)

[She's very observing, and quickly takes all that information in. The letter 'A' on that case particularly catches her eye, and she rapidly tries to remember any name of significance to her investigation that started with that initial-- but she doesn't get that far, because the feeling of your hand slipping of her grip brings her attention back to it.

She tries to stop it and reaccomodate her hold to answer with a different lock, but it's too late, and the body slam does topple her back with a choked cry. She hurries to get back on her knees and hands, and fight with you for control-- but the gun is a good deterrent, and she stops dead in her place. Because she recognises the look on your face. You are not one to hold back a shot if you have a clear opportunity... much like she wouldn't either.

Her right hand twitches, missing the weight and shape of her own rifle, but tries nothing more, very aware of her disadvantage now. She lifts her hands slowly, and when she talks again, it's slower, adding a reasonable tone to it.]

You don't want to do that. I'm an enforcer. [Pauses, but then recluctantly adds:] And a Kiramman. If you shoot me, there'll be consequences.

[It doesn't sound like a threat, just like a fact. It's better if you cooperate.]

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juste
2024-12-16 10:15 am UTC (link)

[He's satisfied to see that even under these circumstances she appears to be possible to reason with. That's one less headache to deal with. Akechi decides to keep a calm tone in turn, showing none of the anxiousness that a cornered criminal would in his shoes, much as his firearm remains firmly pointed.

There is absolutely no visible recognition on his part at any of the terms she uses, though, despite the weight she clearly is putting to their meaning.]

I'd rather hazard my chances at a self-defense plea, unless 'enforcer' happens to mean free reign to attack civilians at your whim.

[Ha ha...]

That aside, I'm still willing to give a rundown of our current predicament - provided you've calmed down enough to listen. Whether you believe it after that is up to you.

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amisfittoo
2025-01-10 04:48 am UTC (link)

[Oh, she's quite reasonable. Except when she's falling down the rabbit hole of fascism, but that's a story for another time.]

Of course not. [Her back straigthens a bit at that accusation-- because she is very aware that many enforcers do abuse their power, but she's still a very passionate believer that an enforcer's job should be solely to protect civilians. It is the reason why she became one.]

But a second ago I believed you had broken into my room, so the same could be said about me. [Self-defense plea, and all that.] I see now that's not the case. I don't recognise this place. Do you?

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