A Shadowy Cabal (Mod Acct) (
synergismus) wrote in
multiversallogs2011-04-30 09:21 pm
Entry tags:
- @ mog hill,
- @ mog hill: valhalla inn,
- dean winchester,
- dominica norrington,
- hellboy,
- integra hellsing,
- jack benjamin,
- lucius malfoy (jr),
- lyla tzigano,
- martel,
- npc,
- rachel conway,
- rodolphus lestrange,
- wolfgang einhorn,
- { nazca barsavi,
- } adrian veidt,
- } apollo,
- } ashley barton,
- } balthier,
- } cassandra of troy,
- } ianto jones,
- } jack harkness,
- } james norrington,
- } jysiri,
- } lex luthor,
- } malcolm sandhurst,
- } mina barrett,
- } robert lewis,
- } sita
How many goodly creatures are there here! :: GAME OPENER
Welcome to Baedal.
These are the first words newcomers hear when the door opens and they are invited into their new world. Some fuss, some fight, some need time before they have the courage to step outside. Others, shell-shocked or jaded, go quietly along with the proceedings.
They are given brief instructions; a repeat of what's described in the pamphlet and a door key.
Please stay in your room. There will be dinner soon.
It's been almost a day for some. For others, only an hour's wait. The latest newcomer is lead straight from the arrival room to the dining hall where candles and lanterns have been set out to compensate for failing electricity. (Those who have been here longer explain about rolling blackouts.) The food, however, is warm, varied and plentiful. Seating is open, and less conventional chair are available to those who need them.
There are many strange faces around the table, the majority of these recent arrivals. The proprietor of the Valhalla Inn is here, as is some of her staff. The Sheriff of Mog Hill is introduced, his function detailed. The reason for the dinner is explained:
It's a celebration. A new cohort has finally been officiated; CeidaryBlue523. Your cohort. Please. Introduce yourself. Mingle. Get to know your fellows, they will be your brothers and sisters for as long as you live in this city.
((OOC post for discussion and coordination.))
These are the first words newcomers hear when the door opens and they are invited into their new world. Some fuss, some fight, some need time before they have the courage to step outside. Others, shell-shocked or jaded, go quietly along with the proceedings.
They are given brief instructions; a repeat of what's described in the pamphlet and a door key.
Please stay in your room. There will be dinner soon.
It's been almost a day for some. For others, only an hour's wait. The latest newcomer is lead straight from the arrival room to the dining hall where candles and lanterns have been set out to compensate for failing electricity. (Those who have been here longer explain about rolling blackouts.) The food, however, is warm, varied and plentiful. Seating is open, and less conventional chair are available to those who need them.
There are many strange faces around the table, the majority of these recent arrivals. The proprietor of the Valhalla Inn is here, as is some of her staff. The Sheriff of Mog Hill is introduced, his function detailed. The reason for the dinner is explained:
It's a celebration. A new cohort has finally been officiated; CeidaryBlue523. Your cohort. Please. Introduce yourself. Mingle. Get to know your fellows, they will be your brothers and sisters for as long as you live in this city.
((OOC post for discussion and coordination.))

Public Room
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"If they don't have anything to your taste, there is a public library, but they do charge for a membership," he says mildly. Norrington hopes that Hellboy doesn't mind the intrusion, but it is his duty to be here and introduce himself to the locals.
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Shaking his head, he pulls himself away and turns to Norrington. "Sorry. I can look at that more later. Name's Hellboy." He extends his left hand for shaking, for presumably obvious reasons.
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Ashley flicked the spine of a random book with one finger and gave a dismissive scoff. She wasn't happy with the current set up by any stretch, but she was willing to bet the normal laws of her world applied here, too. The big, scary looking guy was usually one you wanted to be on decent terms with from the get-go.
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Having completed a tour of the room, he looked over at Ashley and took in her attire. Lacking any other idea of what she could be in that getup, he asks, "You in the lucha biz or something?"
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But Hellboy catches her attention. (Can't imagine why.)
"Find anything good?" asks the tiny brunette, leaning a shoulder against the book case.
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"Oh, a few things I'll get to when there isn't a party on," he says, tapping at his chin with his Right Hand. "There's some that look like they're local, but the Sheriff mentioned that they get stuff from all sorts of different worlds, and from what I've seen, I'm inclined to believe him. Hellboy," he adds as introduction, offering his left hand.
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He touches things occasionally, like he's testing to see if he's not imagining all of this. (That is exactly what he's doing, in fact.) He has his nails dig into the inside of his wrist, but doesn't wake up -- this doesn't feel like a dream either, not even one of his recent, hyper-realistic ones. They never go on this long, for one thing.
He looks about as out of place as he always does, so tall and rail-thin, which normally he's all right with, but... extenuating circumstances and all. When he sits, he looks stiff and extremely uncomfortable, in addition to pale and rather drawn, but at least that can be written off as "I just got kidnapped to another universe" blues. He has to force himself to try and relax and it helps that he can glance at those board games with a look of mild amusement. What a strange idea.
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"How're we doing over here?"
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It is so clearly untrue it's almost hilarious.
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Entering the public room, she was immediately overwhelmed by the number of strange-looking, new people. It was just too much. A laugh gurgled up in her throat before she could stop it and she had to clamp a hand over her mouth.
Why was this always happening to her?
Her dark eyes scanned the room, searching for a familiar face, anyone she could recognize from home or from one of the other worlds she had visited. She needed that, right now. She needed a flash of familiarity to keep her steady, to ground her. Someone she knew. She would even have settled for an enemy.
"Othryoneus," she muttered to herself, "what am I going to do?"
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Fuck.
He'd worry about it later; for now it was best to take things one thing at a time. One person at a time, maybe. He offered her a smile, slightly concerned and very sympathetic. "Are you all right?"
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"What is that expression? Third time is the charm?" She couldn't quite remember where she had heard that one. "Is that from Rowan? Or Willaknapp? Or is it from earth's future, three thousand years after me? I can't remember."
She swept a hand through her wild curls. It was important to keep it together. She had to regain some semblance of calm. Cassandra turned to catch his eyes. Hers were dark and wide, like black holes. "What's your name?" she asked.
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Things could have been worse after all. He didn't have to face her disappearance a second time.
"Cassandra," he spoke, stepping in close behind her.
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And yet...
Well, her experience with Bret and Ianto and Jack had taught her not to assume anything. For all she knew, this was the same Apollo who had told her two days ago that he was going to condemn Othryoneus to Tartarus. She had to find a way to make sure who he was.
"Have you seen any ghost turkeys?" she asked.
Perhaps not the most coherent test, but Cassandra wasn't exactly operating at full mental capacity right now.
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The most recent arrival at least looked as lost as a new comer should be, at least. Not that appearances meant much, but desperate times came with their own measures. She gave a half smile and a nod as his gaze swept passed her.
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She didn't want to think about Tom.
Ever again.
She decided it would be best to make a quick escape and now that the sun had mercifully set, she was on her way out. Yet, as she crossed the common room, she noticed him. It seemed impossible not to notice him really. There was just something...she couldn't put words to it. It wasn't predator's taint. He was no Kindred. But she couldn't help but stop to stare.
Which was ironic, since she was usually the one being stared at. After all, it wasn't every day you saw a woman in a pin-striped suit and fedora. At least not in 1930s Chicago.
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It's just not where she wants to be. Not where she was planning on being at any point but she didn't exactly get a say in the matter, just a brochure to explain it all. Except not really.
So she's stiff-upper-lipping it for all she's worth at the far end of the room when the gentleman in what looks like military garb strides in. There's an air of authority about this guy so she figures, can't hurt to ask, right?
"Excuse me." Rachel moves to intercept him, offering a faint but entirely polite smile. "I'm new here. Can you tell me what's going on?"
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After damn near falling down as the door opened unexpectedly, Lewis stumbled forward and took in his new surroundings. This place - a party? What in the world? A cohort? What was a 'cohort' and why did he need one?
The copper walked over to the nearest person and gave a small wave. "What the hell?"
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"-Pardon," he says, looking up from the device, cultured accent apparent even from that brief word, slightly apologetic smile on his face. He glances at the other man's attire, trying to place it. Earth clothes? Oh, sigh.
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