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vatheon2012-08-02 06:54 pm
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Who: Dirk Strider and OPEN
When: Today in the afternoon
Where: Around the plaza, or in the Coral Corral
Style: Anything is fine.
Status: Open
[So, some things have happened this week. Dirk and Roxy are sharing a house now, for one, and they made sure to get one that had enough rooms that Jane and Jake could stay with them if they ever arrived. So far, it'd been good. Living with someone else was a novel experience, as was having neighbors.
Apparently there's been a curse going on, but the effects of it haven't really hit Dirk- until this morning, when he'd discovered that something red had gotten mixed in with his shirts in the wash. And he didn't even remember getting anything red in the first place, when he'd gotten clothes to replace his Derse pajamas.
Dirk's never been one to let a little color bleeding stop him, though. He has things to do. He just continues to go about getting the things they want or need for the house, all while wearing a shirt that is a really eye-catching shade of pink. ]
When: Today in the afternoon
Where: Around the plaza, or in the Coral Corral
Style: Anything is fine.
Status: Open
[So, some things have happened this week. Dirk and Roxy are sharing a house now, for one, and they made sure to get one that had enough rooms that Jane and Jake could stay with them if they ever arrived. So far, it'd been good. Living with someone else was a novel experience, as was having neighbors.
Apparently there's been a curse going on, but the effects of it haven't really hit Dirk- until this morning, when he'd discovered that something red had gotten mixed in with his shirts in the wash. And he didn't even remember getting anything red in the first place, when he'd gotten clothes to replace his Derse pajamas.
Dirk's never been one to let a little color bleeding stop him, though. He has things to do. He just continues to go about getting the things they want or need for the house, all while wearing a shirt that is a really eye-catching shade of pink. ]
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Pink? Bold, Dirk, bold. But to be honest it's not that bad of a colour for ya.
[Yes Summoner, with you and your fantastic fashion sense, red, orange, and black. You're like Halloween, and even more so with those big ass orange wings.]
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He almost flinches when Summoner starts talking. He still isn't exactly used to hearing other people talk to him, especially not at random. But it's fine, he's adapting, so after the first moment of surprise he turns to face the troll. Not one he's seen face to face yet, and an adult, but not one of them he's been warned about. Familiar with him, though, so one he's talked to through the SFC. And he knows what he looks like. The wings kind of help too. No need to ask, he's pretty sure he's right about this.]
Checking me out again, Lysunder?
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Heh, nothing's better than the real deal, kid. But you couldn't really call it that.
[Ding ding, it's Lysunder. Whom of which smirks and puts his arms up on the backrest of the bench.]
Running errands?
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What should I call it, then? I don't think you'd like it if I called it stalking.
[Dirk takes a step or two closer, to get out of the way of the rest of the pedestrian traffic, but he doesn't take a seat on the bench.]
Yeah. Didn't exactly put my apartment in my sylladex before I arrived here.
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Not stalking either. That uh, needs some kind of obsession aspect I think. And I'm pretty sure we're merely acquaintances at this point, eh?
[Laughs, shrugging his shoulders a little.]
Besides, you're a bit too young for me. I tend to go for people double or triple my age. [A kind of... bitter laugh to himself. Since it's true... weirdly enough.]
Why didn't you? Always gotta be prepared. Maybe you should uh, just carry around an entire house, just in case, ya know? That might very well come in handy at some point or at another point.
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Yeah, acquaintances. Just as long as you don't start developing an obsession, I think I can do the same. I guess that's not so difficult for trolls, though. You all live for a pretty long time when you're not being culled, right?
Couldn't get the whole thing at once. Mine isn't the most suited for getting things stored away all at the same time, and I was busy by the time it became relevant.
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But uh- no, we don't all live that long. Just the highbloods do, I uh, I actually have about a human life span I think? But since the last two flushed adventures I've had have been with bluebloods, I can safely say I might have a type. [Another laugh, though this one mind sound a little more bitter.]
Ah, well uh- maybe the Nostalgia Nook has other fetch modi if yours is a pain? I wouldn't know, don't go there much myself. But they got a lot of helpful stuff there.
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Nah, Tech Hop Modus's fine for me. It's not a pain, it's a challenge. 'Sides, I need to get a job to buy anything there, don't I?
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Yeah that's true. You need tokens for the Nostalgia Nook.
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totally at home
So Roxy has been taking advantage of this whole having a new place and also everything is free thing, and has been decorating her room almost since they got the place. She's nearly done, too, but the grand reveal will be later.
She's chillaxing with a drink when he wanders by, and it's only practice that keeps her from spitting it out. ]
Gurl, where did you get your shirt.
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He stops in the process of heading back to his room, smoothing out any wrinkles on it.]
Made it myself, apparently. I take it you appreciate the color.
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Totally. I might have to borrow it some time.
[ She unwinds herself from her seat (one of those big fuzzy chairs in hot pink) and gets up to step over to him, peering closely at the color, which may or may not put her in what would normally be uncomfortable proximity. ]
What happened?
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[He's half-serious. And she's probably invading his personal bubble, even though he hasn't exactly established the boundaries yet, but this is Roxy, so she gets a free pass.]
There was a tragic laundry accident. My things didn't survive.
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[ WONK. ]
But really though we gotta be careful with the laundry it could be out to get us.
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Lots of things are out to get us. Rugs seem pretty dangerous too.
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[ Of course, she kind of trips over her own feet a lot of the time, too, but shh. It's totally the rugs.
She's quiet for a moment, a hand sort of absently curled in the hem of his shirt, and she glances around. ]
This is so weird.
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But when she pauses, and looks around, it gets a behind-the-sunglasses eyebrow raise.]
There are a lot of weird things here. You're going to have to be more specific.
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I like your shirt.
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Thanks. Made it myself.
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[... in other words, he didn't mean for this to happen. But why say that?]
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[Laundry accident, huh...]
Did this happen to your whole wardrobe?
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[Since all of his pants at this point are just black, anyway.]
You want one for your friend?
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