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new beautiful things come in the first spit of snow on the northwest wind
Who: Any and all Hellsing Staff & guests they invite.
What: Fall dinner.
Where: Hellsing Guild Hall
When: Shundi evening.
At some point during the week, Sebastian posted a brief notice up on the staff bulletin board:
Sunday Evening. Dining Hall. Potluck. BYOB.
When Sunday rolls around, Sebastian has brought along a tray of fruit, cheese, some preserves, and fresh bread.
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Several charred attempts later, she decides that phoning it in might be best for all involved.
She manages to track down some sweet cakes, and other kinds of deserts, as well as bringing some drinks -- non-alcoholic. Alcohol doesn't really do much for her, and she figures that it might be helpful.
She makes her way into the Guild Hall, glancing around and looking for people, with drinks in one hand and a tray in the other. This is all about the social -- and she definitely wants to be a part of that.
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"Thanks for coming," he says, addressing Buffy and gesturing to the table where he's put his own tray. "D'you need any help carrying anything?"
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"I'm Buffy." Introductions? Always a good place to start.
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She opts to bring a large container of lamb and chickpea stew and an apple-cranberry tart because if the guild cook comes in with something simple and easy like chips and dip or God forbid, soda, eyes will be watching. Maggie isn't usually interested in making an impression, but this is work, regardless of the party label attached to it.
Walking into the hall, she quickly finds a table to lay her dishes down and makes a beeline to a corner of the room to look as awkward as can be. She's still the new kid around here and it's obvious Maggie doesn't know what being social means.
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Drifting on the edges of the crowd, Mabel smiles in an awkward, twisted way at Maggie, looking for unspoken clues to indicate she needed to give the girl some space.
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Except now. Maggie feels Mabel's eyes on her and it's a little strange since she never expected to be noticed. But the girl looks like her in a place where everybody else looks as different as they can. That deserves an awkward smile and nod in return.
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Richard's going to pay for the corgi agenda, one of these days. In the meanwhile, it's Sol who gets to hold the little monster's leash - in the same hand as he holds onto Liesl, with a large tupperware container of fresh garden salad (mostly out of their garden) under the other arm.
He looks slightly less harried than that sounds.
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Or something like.
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Lucius' smile is warm as he comes upon Sol and Liesel. "Good evening, Mr. Koening. Miss Liesel, it's very nice to see you again." He may not be fond of children as a general rule, but he misses his son, and he'd found Liesel charming. The dog, so far, doesn't seem to have thrown him.
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"This is Conan," Liesl says, tugging on Lucius's sleeve to draw his attention down to the little monstrosity she's clearly smitten with. "Conan the Corbarian."
Above her head, Sol's expression is frantically telegraphing 'find this funny'.
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"Whoa. Now there's something the likes of which I never thought I'd see again."
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"What the actual fuck?" Cover the kid's ears, Dad. Her language will only get worse.
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"And that's a corgi, allegedly," Sol supplies, glancing at Maggie with a wryly raised eyebrow. "A, uh, pretty unique breed thereof."
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She's also Liesl's new favourite person.
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Now that she was mortal again and needed normal nourishment, she had been largely depending on Jones. But she wanted to meet new people and to perhaps find a partner, so she had to come to this dinner. Had to. But after starting three fires in their kitchen, Brie decided that perhaps it would be better to get something store bought.
So there it was. Fruit salad and chocolate cake.
Walking into the guild hall, she looked around for the potluck table.
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"Um, would you like to carry....fruit salad? Or chocolate cake?" The whole gesture looked kind of silly.
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He lets Narcissa take most of the men; she'll do better that way in any case. As for himself, someone he'd seen Sebastian talking with might not be a bad place to start. He eventually makes his way over to Brie.
"I'm not sure if the fact I don't know many people indicates I've been in the field too much or too little, lately," he says by way of introduction.
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Brie is quite stunning to look at, but the man in front of her seemed to demand a sort of respect.
"To whom do I owe this pleasure?"
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So, on Sunday, having done some shopping and some cooking, he comes into the dining hall with a large crock pot full of chicken paprikash and another container of the accompanying dumplings.
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