multiversallogs | She is touring the facilitiy

Who: Nazca and YOU!

What: A random day of temple visits, shopping, and job hunting.

Where: Around, probably mainly in the Aspic-Griss Twist vicinity

When: All day Coardi (say time of day if it matters in your tag)

Notes: Open to new or old acquaintances.

Warnings: None so far

It's now been long enough that Nazca has decided, however she got to Baedal, she's unlikely to be leaving it any time soon. As such, she is going to need a source of income, possibly a patron deity, and definitely some allies. She's been more or less shopping for all three.

She's never had to do anything like a job application before, so she's mainly wandering about and keeping her ears open. But she learns fast, and she's willing to take either honest or dishonest work as it finds her. She will also pay a respectful visit to the temple - she's kept up the practice of small offerings to all the gods for now, until she chooses one - and will likely end the day buying some food for supper.

It's a strange life, and she's restless in it, but it isn't all bad. Considering how she came, it could be much, much worse.

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"Well, I hope that changes soon." He hefts his paper bag a little, getting a better grip. "Do you have any skills in particular? Sometimes two pairs of ears are better than one, and if I hear anything, I can let you know over the network."

"We can walk," she says, noting that he's carrying his purchase and it might be heavy.

"I'm good with figures. Bookkeeping, mathematics. That sort of thing."

He nods, and begins to slowly stroll in a certain direction.

"I know we already have someone with knowledge of law on staff, I'm unsure if there's need of a bookkeeper as such." He stops, explaining, "I should tell you, I work for Hellsing, the Guild of Battling Preternatural Horrors. I understand not everyone is fond of us."

She shakes her head. "Dean Winchester works with you, does he not? He and I are acquainted." And Nazca has no objections at all to battling the supernatural. Unlike the militia, Hellsing seemed mainly an effort by ex-patriots to stay useful and active, in her very slight encounters.

"Ah, good. Yes, I know him, although mostly through work." What with Boromir being the new guy around the office, but his colleague seemed like a decent, friendly sort (not to mention a good cook). "Sir Integra is known to contract non-Hellsing employees for certain things. I could mention your skills and pass it along that you're available. Otherwise I can only offer word of mouth in general. But perhaps you would have better luck enquiring after small businesses, especially the newer ones around town. I'm afraid I've only dealt with or overseen a few trade matters within my city, but the trick always seems to be convincing someone you have something they need."

He could be a businessman in another life. Maybe he will be.

"If you think I could be of use, I wouldn't object. But that is the trick - it's not exactly as if I can offer references, can I?" Not for her business skills, at least. Nor could she have at home, really, but that was for other reasons.

"I think the locals are used to it enough by now that it shouldn't be a problem. From what I've picked up from others in our cohort, they make an exception for new people and keep them on a trial basis."

"It's all very organized, isn't it?" she says, almost deceptively idly. "They have quite a system."

He stops for a moment, and makes a small exhale of discontent. Usually the city and the state of his affairs before his death are pushed to a part of his mind, specifically the back of. "They do. I wonder, sometimes. It's clear they were brought here like we were, or else born here. Were things in their own world so bad, or have they given up hope and learnt to accept their gilded cage?"

"I think it's a matter of expectation," she says, after a moment. She's not sure anyone else came exactly the way she did, but it's not the sort of thing she's prone to ask. At least not yet. "Some people have reasons they need to go back."

"Yes, well." His response shows that he might not really have anything to go back for, but that he's still coming to terms with it. "I suppose we can either make the best of things and strive to find answers. Or simply make the best of things."

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She smiles, wry and a little bitter despite herself. "Not much other choice, is there?"

"No. But enough of such thoughts," he says, forcing himself to brighten. "I'll be sure to pass along that you're looking for work, to Sir Integra or Princess Nuala, or anyone else who is in need of your skills."

She let him leave the thought behind. No sense in brooding; less in encouraging someone else to do so.

"I appreciate your assistance. Truly."

"It's not a problem. Although, if you don't mind, I think I had better take these home and get some supper," he says, gesturing to the bag and smiling mildly in an attempt to shake off dreary thoughts. "It was a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Nazca."

"Yours as well. I am sure we will meet again."

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