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multiversallogs2011-08-16 10:13 am
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☈ it all went to my heart, like some rainbows in the dark.
Who: Ruby Van Alst, MANY PEOPLE to be added as they appear
What: Impromptu enjoyment of the late summer weather
Where: The beach
When: Early afternoon to evening
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Warnings: N/A
The unrelenting summer sunshine of Baedal is a direct contrast to where Ruby was before, and it's something of a relief. She likes each season equally for her own reasons, but...right now it feels as though she's absorbing the light more than ever, pushing away all the darkness of what she'd done. It lets her float around with the breathless enthusiasm she'd first manifested at the party on her arrival night, and she hasn't really slowed down very much yet.
(At some point there will be coming down, at some point she will have to breathe. But not yet.)
The beach sand is hot, the water is clear, and Ruby is in the process of stripping down to her colorful bandeau bikini. She squints up at the cloud-dotted sky, and stands carefully on the pale blue terrycloth towel she brought with her; eventually she'll make the mad dash across the dry sand to the cooler water, but for now, she is waiting to see who will turn up--there are a few people she expects, but she's open to surprises. Fortunately, it's not exactly hard to find Ruby, given her height and her vibrant hair color.
What: Impromptu enjoyment of the late summer weather
Where: The beach
When: Early afternoon to evening
Notes: N/A
Warnings: N/A
The unrelenting summer sunshine of Baedal is a direct contrast to where Ruby was before, and it's something of a relief. She likes each season equally for her own reasons, but...right now it feels as though she's absorbing the light more than ever, pushing away all the darkness of what she'd done. It lets her float around with the breathless enthusiasm she'd first manifested at the party on her arrival night, and she hasn't really slowed down very much yet.
(At some point there will be coming down, at some point she will have to breathe. But not yet.)
The beach sand is hot, the water is clear, and Ruby is in the process of stripping down to her colorful bandeau bikini. She squints up at the cloud-dotted sky, and stands carefully on the pale blue terrycloth towel she brought with her; eventually she'll make the mad dash across the dry sand to the cooler water, but for now, she is waiting to see who will turn up--there are a few people she expects, but she's open to surprises. Fortunately, it's not exactly hard to find Ruby, given her height and her vibrant hair color.

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"Hey." And then stuff gets tossed down on the sand. Since there is a beach full of it and all.
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"Do I spy sandcastle-building supplies?"
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"I'm beginning to think a black towel wasn't the best idea, in this heat." Oh well. And his t-shirt comes off, for applications of sun cream. Redness and tattoos don't look that great.
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"This place is so strange geographically. It's like there's a bit of almost everything all in one small province. ...not that I'm complaining!"
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No prizes for guessing why. He needs room to stretch.
"I would stay clear of Bonetown. That place was...not pleasant. For me, anyway."
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"But yeah," she admits, with a grin, "I've been looking around. Mostly to figure out what neighborhood I ought to look for a place in, but...just because this city is so different. It's probably jumping the gun to be thinking about housing with no idea what I want for a job, anyway."
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"Ruby!"
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"The weather's going to be perfect today," she predicts, with a certain authority. "We'd better take advantage. I like your hat, by the way."
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"Better than sunglasses," she says, with a quick grin. "I haven't been down here before, properly."
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Also, it's just hot. So:
"Let's go into the water."
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Studying the hot sand once she's not got flat sandals between that and her feet, she looks at Ruby. "On three?" And then bolting.
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"Three, twe, onego!" The last two words blur together, and barely as soon as go has left her mouth, Ruby and her eighty mile long legs go tearing across the sand. She yelps and then laughs a little when she hits the water, mostly out of delight and the contrast of the hot dry sand (sticking to her legs a bit) vs the surprisingly cool August ocean. It's not cold, but she thought it would be warmer, somehow.
But then, it takes a lot of heat to warm something so big. She knows the feeling.
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"I came to have a look at your castle," she informs him. "How goes construction?"
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He flops down on the sand and, quickly, turns the bucket upside down, giving it a few pats. "Fit for a very small king or queen. How have you been?"
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After a moment, watching his progress, she decides aloud, "I'm going to find it some decoration."
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Not that she's bitter.
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There's a bit of lightness in her tone, but she means the words. So loyal, this one is.
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"Currently this is a mostly female-dominated beach trip," she says, by way of greeting, "I think boys are scared to show off. I'm Ruby, by the way."
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"Their loss," she says as she sits up, moving her sunglasses to the top of her head and regarding Ruby with a smile. She heard her approaching before she spoke up, though the surface of the sand makes it harder to hear the footsteps. "It'll be a success even if they don't show up, though." She extends her hand to the woman in greeting. "I'm Katherine. Good to meet you."
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One, the polished dark-haired young woman, of apparent comparative age, is much much older than she seems.
Two, she's running from something--or someone.
Three, that she's dead.
Breathing, but dead. Not the kind of sleeping, quieted dead that involves a casket and a burial, but the sort that drains away innocence and fragility, leaving a cool, poised, even brutal quality in its wake. Vampire is a word that Ruby of course knows, but it's not a label she's ever had cause to give anyone until now. She pauses only briefly, fortunately, and the bracelet does catch her eye, so after the brisk greeting is accomplished, uses that as an excuse for her hesitation.
"Likewise." She settles down in the sand next to Katherine so they aren't oddly angled as they speak. Her mind is still running over those three individual flashes of awareness, but she's more than capable of working on multiple levels by now.
"That's a beautiful bracelet, by the way--antique pieces are so much more elegant than most of what we get nowadays."
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"Thank you," she says to the compliment, raising her arm a bit to be sure it's not in danger of slipping off of her wrist. "I'm quite attached to it."
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