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[EVENT] - Kharveryos
Who: Open
When: Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 4/1-4/3
Where: The Culture Center
Before/After: N/A
Warnings: Language. Violence, injury, combat. Cannibalism in 9pm thread.
[OOC post for this event is here]
When: Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 4/1-4/3
Where: The Culture Center
Before/After: N/A
Warnings: Language. Violence, injury, combat. Cannibalism in 9pm thread.
[OOC post for this event is here]
[Before 8PM Saturday]
An area in the back has been closed off to make room for dancers in cultural dress, with the music on going to keep spirits high. Tables to sit and eat at are kept around this space, away from the traffic of the serving area.
[Mingling threads go here.]
~6-7pm [Pretty much open tbh]
Okay, no, those were his favorite.
"You guys have to try this," he said, calling to his X-DAV companions, but willing to take anyone who got caught in the crossfire of his insistence.
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The berserker was dressed simply, in jeans and a T-shirt with a denim jacket over it. He looked like any other average American citizen in the room. Except, if you looked closely, there was a pair of plated gloves hanging from one of his belt loops.
"Quit stuffing your face," he replied, giving Zale no more than a single disapproving sidelong glance.
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[7:30~8 Saturday]
Well. He still kept an eye on them from across the room. Just to make sure Zale wasn't getting himself in trouble.
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Jordan had been watching him, waiting (after she'd done a double-take) for him to move away from the other two. She had begun to thought it wouldn't happen, that she'd have to speak with him in front of Noelle who, bless her heart, might give something away, but no, there he was, alone at the table with his food.
If she separated herself from the situation, she'd grimace at her own likeness to a vulture. As it was, she was much too focused.
"Hello," she chirped, tone high with false amiability as she sat down across him. "You're the guard from the first XDAV meet. I didn't have a chance to thank you."
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7-8PM [open]
Well, it wasn't exactly a mystery.
[ open to any, and if your character wouldn't stop her, then you can assume she has stopped in front of a food booth ]
7ish
To be honest, she still wasn't sure what to think about characters crossing over like this.
She only hesitated a moment before approaching, a guarded smile on her face. "Noelle, isn't it?" It was possible she could be mistaken, after all.
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And someone had asked her to come. That had been novel enough in itself that she had obliged.
[closed thread unless someone wants a cameo~]
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So, Duncan had asked her if she wanted to come, and she came.
They'd split off for a while, Duncan going to find his other friends and Theresa doing her own thing, but he found her again eventually. He walked up to her, a hand raised in greeting. "You doing okay?" he asked.
He'd come dressed as he normally did, boots, jeans, band-shirt, leather jacket over that. The difference today was the shiny new hunting rifle slung across his back, muzzle toward the floor. There were a couple loaded magazines in his pocket, but hopefully they'd stay there.
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[7:15ish, after arrival.] [Rhys/Jo + Mal]
When it was time to pay, he gestured toward Jordan while she finished with her own plate and paid for both of them upfront, leaving no time for protest, if not even room to notice until it was over. Rhys had invited her out, and it didn't seem fair for her wallet to take a hit for that.
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She hadn't noticed him paying for her share until the person at the register waved her on. It made her feel odd.
"Thanks," she said, coming to stand next to him. "Where do you want to sit? Ah," she cocked her head in the direction of a free spot at the long cafeteria-styled benches, "there?"
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[6ish, upon arrival] - [Mal/Gabe + anyone in the group who tags along 8D?]
After arriving with his mismatched group (the three vigilantes- er, neighbours- he'd acquired, or who had acquired him, he supposed, were only a part of what made the group so strange), he took Gabe's hand and hooked it on his arm before leading him off. He figured the group would all wind up doing their own things anyway. "Soooo, watcha wanna do? Sample the cuisine or just hang out?" Of course there'd be cuisine sampling at some point, but he didn't know if Gabe was hungry yet or not.
Unlike the rest of the group, Mal had left his shotgun in the truck, tucking it away and locking the thing up tight. He didn't much like guns.
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The worst part about all of this was that it was far too easy to put on a smile when Mal talked to him. All he had to do was pretend as though nothing was wrong whatsoever and maybe then he'd start to believe it. It hadn't worked the previous times he had tried it, mind, but it might this time!
Maybe.
"Oh, honey, if we're here, we're getting the food." Hanging out was fun and all, but what was the point of a food festival if you didn't eat the food immediately when you got there? Honestly...
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6pm-ish Saturday [Alison + Eileen]
And, yes, the cute young girl in the flowery skirt had a knife attached to the belt at her waist. She still wasn't sure how she had managed to sneak that out of Kyle's room in the first place, and she suspected he'd kill her if he realized she had taken it without permission, but it was his own fault for not being around to ask. It probably wouldn't do too much, being a smaller thing, but Eileen suspected it would buy her a bit of time if something jumped her. Of course, she'd rather have a sword on her, but any of Kyle's steel blades were mounted on thing. A sword would be a much better plan than her knife if something attacked her, but it would just have to do.
Of course, that was if something happened. For right now, she was perfectly content to pause just inside the door and take Alison's hand, smiling at her. "Thanks for coming with me. The housemates don't really like Greek food as much as I do."
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This was going to be fun, being the customer rather than the server.
She looked back to Eileen, giving her hand a squeeze. "Oh, it's alright! I love these sorts of things. So much food, and I didn't have to make any of it!" She gave a grin, though it was likely anyone who knew her would know she missed doing all that kitchen work.
At least she still got to bake for her parents.
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7-ish, maybe? [Eileen/Ezra + Nadir]
Of course, there was a little matter of figuring out what kind she wanted. She didn't know baklava came in kinds. She just thought the traditional sort she had once ages ago was the only sort of baklava there was, and now suddenly, there was variety!
Eileen frowned a little as she stared at the table full of baklava. Unfortunately, she was only one girl and couldn't possibly eat all of it. She'd just have to choose. But why was making decisions about this sort of thing so hard?
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He paused a moment, then broke into a grin as he got a good look at her. "Hey!" he said brightly. He'd already seen Mal and company while he was working, but he'd expected them. Seeing someone else he recognized in Fall City, even if they'd only met face-to-face once, was something else altogether. "Eileen! How're you doin'? Do you like pistachios?"
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[8PM Saturday]
The vigilantes are quick to react, firing upon Kharveryos' undead form. He stomps toward them, unfazed by the bullets that tear through his vestigial flesh. The best they can do is serve as a distraction as other shout commands and rush to fallen citizens, helping them up and rushing them into an evacuation.
It's a distraction that doesn't last long. Kharveryos opens his maw, frost collecting at his jaws before another roar launches a blast of cold, icicle breath at the vigilantes.
[All post-Kharveryos threads go under here.]
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"Zale," he said, not taking his eyes off the dragon. "Punch me."
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"Sure thing, boss."
Using all his weight, Zale threw himself forward and decked Roman across the jaw.
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[Ali/Roman 8D]
She wasn't as bad off as some, huddled down and looking terrified, but she couldn't get them out any longer. That had her furious, actually, and the first thing she did was run to the exit and start smashing the ice, trying to break it off. It was mostly unsuccessful.
She turned, skirts sweeping around her, and started searching for alternate exits, fire exits, ventilation shafts, anything! As she searched, she moved from the frozen exit, eyes up and scanning all the walls, floor to ceiling, moving closer to the dragon yet trying to keep an eye on where it was located, and almost tripped over the remains of the baklava table before noticing there was someone on it. Or in it? Well, there was a guy there, either way.
She knelt down beside him. "Are you alright?"
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[duncan/jordan] foreshadowing is a bitch
Having nothing better to do, Jordan volunteered to get this burner, if it were readily available, and lo it was, apparently one in the supply closet. 'Closet.'
She stared up at shelves and shelves of stuff and thought, no, don't be stupid, it's got to be in the front because this was something recent. Right?
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[9pm]
The battle had gone on for an hour, but Rhys and Roman were still at it. Fury may have been the only thing driving them past their exhaustion. Mal's offering of mail had done a lot to protect Rhys, but an icicle was still wedged into the Ahura's shoulder. Fury let him ignore that, too, and the trail of blood he left behind with his motions.
Kharveryos was equally relentless. No matter how many times he fell, he reformed back on all four feet. Undeath would outlast a berserker's battle lust.
Zale had been removed from the fight after taking a blow to the left leg from Kharveryos' tail. It didn't support his weight anymore, and he had been forced to flee to a fort he had built out of tables. The food was too frozen to eat, but that wasn't as much of a disappointment as his inevitable death. He picked up one of the small, cinammon honey balls. He forgot what they were called already. Maybe he could use them as projectiles.
(Noelle may or may not have been resorting to kebabs as arrows.)Ezra would find his hiding place in the kitchen gave him a clear view of the battle through the windows. The door had been frozen half open rather than closed, by anyone wanting in or out would have to be willing to run under Kharyveros to do it. At the very least, he was protected from stray frost breath, but not the cold itself.
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[Mal/Gabe/Theresa] - can things get any worse
When he did finally get there, he searched frantically until he spotted Gabe, then ran up and grabbed his arm. "We gotta find somewhere safe," he insisted, only then stopping to look around at the chaos.
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Mal catching hold of his arm, however, nearly caused him to drop his precious cell phone, and he fumbled with it a bit before finally managing to get his hands around it to tuck it into the pocket of his jeans. "Honey, at this point, I think 'safe' might be relative. Giant dragon, remember?" Giant dragon that could apparently only be killed with disenchantment or some sort of holy ability, according to Duncan, neither of which they seemed to have. They'd be lucky if they made it out of there in one piece.
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