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Entry tags:
- @ gravity falls,
- @ ~ skyrail,
- adam monroe,
- ava lockhart,
- benevenuta crispo,
- clarice "blink" ferguson,
- gaius baltar,
- ilde decima,
- irene adler,
- ivan,
- jae-hyun kim,
- james t. kirk,
- megan gwynn,
- penelope lane,
- rachel conway,
- raylan givens,
- sunny,
- thor odinson,
- wolfgang einhorn,
- { bruce wayne,
- } data,
- } poison ivy
open post ● we're about to get up and burn this floor
Who: Everyone.
What: The Grand Re-Opening of the Gravity Falls Station.
Where: Babylon.
When: Veerdi to Sukkardi.
Notes: Party post!!! Go nuts y'all.
Warnings: Probable alcohol (and drug?) use. Flag stuff in subject titles if it needs a warning and I'll edit it up in here.
It's clear from the first moment anyone even gets on the Skyrail tonight that the Stratosphere Entertainment Group's pricey investment is going to pay off - every rail car is crowded with people decked out and excited for the event. To natives of Baedal, the idea of a holiday is days off work, maybe some camping - escape is alien, a little frightening, and completely thrilling. Even when the Gravity Falls station had hosted other venues, it was nothing so ambitious as to capture the imaginations of the city as a whole. And to immigrants to the city who no longer have the luxury of even simple trips out of town - well, it's priceless. A bittersweet but suddenly vital excursion.
Doors open just as the sun begins to set, the light reflecting off the water of the ocean illuminating the great floating platform as if the entire sky was on fire, before slipping into deep purple then black, the ceiling of their experience dotted with brilliant stars. Staff members wrangling the hazards of the first night are anxious but excited, kind and helpful even if they end up frazzled by the overwhelming turnout. There is security, all sporting neon purple shirts with lion logos, but even by their own admission, they're only there to breakup fights - and even they're smiling all night, too.
the grounds ● pools & bars
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It's probably a good thing she hadn't ordered a drink yet, anyway; she's meandering with vague intent towards one of the bars out here for a non-alcoholic cocktail she can nurse on a lounge chair until she decides where she wants to go next. Maybe she'll go put her shoes in her hotel room.
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She's holding a drink upside down (right side up in context to everything else), dress pinched between her thighs to keep her from just flashing everyone here. "Hi!" she says, tipsy, alcohol on her breath.
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It's kind of nice. A nice surprise, for once.
“i didn't even know you were-- you look really good.”
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To be fair, she could just borrow a Babylon swimsuit, like Jim did, but where's the fun in that.
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These are the things Megan thinks about.
"But maybe we could be trendsetters."
Topless ones.
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Whatever. She's a naiad in a river.
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Ilde's sandals are already off, and she sets them down on one of the lounge chairs for safekeeping before she peels out of her tulle underskirt and chemise; it isn't very hard get out of what's essentially not even an entire outfit, it turns out! What's left is going to swiftly end up negligible once she's in the water, little white bloomer-knickers. She's filling out with early pregnancy, already, but even near-naked it's not necessarily obvious exactly why, just yet.
“Don't let anyone fall in on you,” she says, stepping down into the water.
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“I am,” she says, insouciantly lacking in modesty, “and I like it here.” In case he'd failed to notice that, somehow.
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He was glad. For all the tension - the fighting, and then her kidnapping - this was a good evening, for her and for them. It was pleasant, just to enjoy.
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It feels like a reprieve; she'd like to enjoy it as long as it lasts.
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One figure was cutting strong, decisive laps up and down one of the pools, but the more drunk people with clothes on he has to dodge, the slower he gets. Finally, Jim gives up, surfacing from the water seemingly all at once, hands grasping the sides, strong arms hauling himself up with a bit of a splash as he breaks the surface.
He climbs out and strides to a nearby deck chair, completely unselfconscious about the fact that he's dripping wet and clad in a small swimsuit (generations way before his own would have referred to such a garment as a "Speedo") that's neon purple and bears the Babylon's logo. He's got the flushed skin, slightly heaving chest, and pleased smile that one gets when one is enjoying a good post-workout endorphin rush; the smile doesn't fade as he plucks a towel off a pile folded neatly on his chair, attacking his hair first.
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She doesn't (quite) startle when the man breaks the water - she's sitting near enough to the ladder that it's to be expected.
"I imagine it's hard to get much exercise when people keep falling in," she observes to him, amused, in a light way that may or may not invite more conversation.
She came to the party to be with people. She might as well actually talk to some of them.
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"It is, yeah," he replies, shifting the towel to quickly dry his right hand, arm, shoulder. "But maybe I'm the ridiculous one to expect I can actually get in some exercise in the middle of a party."
And then the reason for the hurried drying-off becomes evident, as he offers his hand. "Hi. I'm Jim Kirk."
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He wraps the towel he'd been trying off around his waist, and he drapes another over his shoulders. And then he lowers himself beside her, also dangling his feet into the water.
"Have you checked out the rest of the club yet?"
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So many guys might make that last question creepy, pushy, or an assumption, but in Jim's case it's clear it's a friendly, no-obligation request. If she'd like some company, he's happy to provide, but if not, no harm done.
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