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multiversallogs2011-07-11 03:38 pm
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Who: Deucalion, OPEN
What: Arrival shenanigans
Where: Outside of the Valhalla Inn
When: 7/11 in the evening
Notes: your face
Warnings: my face
Deucalion’s arrival was spontaneous, unexpected, and unexplained. Once again, he’d been thrown out of the womb of the world he once knew, and into someplace entirely unfamiliar and strange. While there were certain similarities to the world he called “home,” he realized that it was not identical. This was not home. It wasn’t New Orleans, Austria, Tibet, or anywhere he’d been for that matter.
Prior to his arrival, Deucalion had been in "a mood." Jonathan Harker had been killed and after a quick visitation to Detective Connor’s home, he had move on. Back to the depths of the cities, back to the shadows. It wasn’t exactly a life he regretted or brooded over, but it wasn’t one he reveled in either. He existed, he explored, and he controlled his rage. The last element, the most important, as difficult as it was. Finally, by doing all of these things, he worked his way closer to bringing down Victor Helios, Frankenstein. The process was long and strenuous. 200 years had gone by and he still hadn’t achieved his goal, and now, more than ever, he was moving closer to it.
But also, now there was a setback. He’d been torn from his duties, without reason, without explanation. His instinct was far beyond the extent of simply being “upset.” It was maddening, there was no doubtin that. However, he almost instantly realized there was nothing he could do about it. Not at the moment. His only explanation he could currently give was that this was a result of fate. It angered him, yes but if he let the anger overcome him, he would begin this life as he began his last. The overwhelming sensation of fear, images of the mob, and triggered flashbacks enveloped him.
It wasn’t worth it.
Furthermore, Deucalion didn't feel it was necessary to waste his time on the communicator. He had found very little merit in using a cellphone and hardly saw it necessary to spend his first moments in this new world, talking to an inanimate handheld device. After keeping his hood up, head down, and generally too himself whilst roaming the halls of the inn, he headed outside. It was conveniently nighttime and for this reason, he almost instantly felt more at home. Though, the shadows of this world were hardly as familiar. A hulking silhouette of a figure would still be easy to spot in his current position. The alleyways and darkened corners of New Orleans were so far, preferable. Perhaps in time, he would grow accustomed to this place.
Assuming everything he'd learned in the provided pamphlet wasn't a lie.
Only time will tell.
What: Arrival shenanigans
Where: Outside of the Valhalla Inn
When: 7/11 in the evening
Notes: your face
Warnings: my face
Deucalion’s arrival was spontaneous, unexpected, and unexplained. Once again, he’d been thrown out of the womb of the world he once knew, and into someplace entirely unfamiliar and strange. While there were certain similarities to the world he called “home,” he realized that it was not identical. This was not home. It wasn’t New Orleans, Austria, Tibet, or anywhere he’d been for that matter.
Prior to his arrival, Deucalion had been in "a mood." Jonathan Harker had been killed and after a quick visitation to Detective Connor’s home, he had move on. Back to the depths of the cities, back to the shadows. It wasn’t exactly a life he regretted or brooded over, but it wasn’t one he reveled in either. He existed, he explored, and he controlled his rage. The last element, the most important, as difficult as it was. Finally, by doing all of these things, he worked his way closer to bringing down Victor Helios, Frankenstein. The process was long and strenuous. 200 years had gone by and he still hadn’t achieved his goal, and now, more than ever, he was moving closer to it.
But also, now there was a setback. He’d been torn from his duties, without reason, without explanation. His instinct was far beyond the extent of simply being “upset.” It was maddening, there was no doubtin that. However, he almost instantly realized there was nothing he could do about it. Not at the moment. His only explanation he could currently give was that this was a result of fate. It angered him, yes but if he let the anger overcome him, he would begin this life as he began his last. The overwhelming sensation of fear, images of the mob, and triggered flashbacks enveloped him.
It wasn’t worth it.
Furthermore, Deucalion didn't feel it was necessary to waste his time on the communicator. He had found very little merit in using a cellphone and hardly saw it necessary to spend his first moments in this new world, talking to an inanimate handheld device. After keeping his hood up, head down, and generally too himself whilst roaming the halls of the inn, he headed outside. It was conveniently nighttime and for this reason, he almost instantly felt more at home. Though, the shadows of this world were hardly as familiar. A hulking silhouette of a figure would still be easy to spot in his current position. The alleyways and darkened corners of New Orleans were so far, preferable. Perhaps in time, he would grow accustomed to this place.
Assuming everything he'd learned in the provided pamphlet wasn't a lie.
Only time will tell.
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He gave the shorter fellow a nod in return before--
Okay. So the humor was rare. Scarce even but...
"A rather bright evening, isn't it?" He quietly added. Except he sounded totally serious.
Maybe he was...
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"...Oh, uh, yeah. I mean, no. The light bugs me a little." This one in particular, he means, gesturing at an external fixture, the bulb inside its little glass and iron house. It's not very bright, honestly. "I usually switch it off before I come out, but last time I forgot to turn it back on, so..."
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"The light?" He lifts his eyes to rest on the relatively dim fixture which Fish is referring to. Then, he concludes with a light, "Ah." He decides prying for any further explanation is unnecessary. Every person has their quirks for one reason or another. He knows that his own are less than ordinary and throughout time has come to realize that mere quirks are trivial attributes to one's personality. Furthermore, they are oftentimes personal and not relative to anyone else's business.
"I've no qualms if you turn it off. I'm preferable to darkness as well. Given the array of illuminated windows, I doubt anyone would find your negligence to turn the light back on again, very troublesome."
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"I could switch off this little one, though, if you want. For a few minutes. ...Are you staying here, or just hangin' out?"