[[OOC: Wanted to get this post up since family might arrive tonight. If under-18-year-olds attend, Martha will set up a separate section for them exclusively. Treat this like a party thread! Post in your character, and then the assumption will be that everyone who attends (in either the over 18 group or under) will have talked to your character at
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She's mercenary like that.
The whole thing seems rather silly to her. Five minutes to ply for someone's favor, while not entirely unreasonable, is still pretty ridiculous. If nothing else, it looks to be an entertaining evening.
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Meeting the women, however, is just the chance to be social, and Sakura loves being social. It's a distant second to playing music, but it's still second.
"Hi! Nice to meet you. I'm Sakura, and I'm a violinist." She offers her hand to shake.
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"Aniki. Swordswoman."
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"Swordswoman? Does that mean you're a wanderer?" Based on the handshake, Aniki isn't an angel or demon, thus old enough to be resisting a career change or something.
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"What's a rusher? Is that like a messanger?" She looks a little confused as she tries to place the word.
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Among other things.
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That's oversimplified, really--she's a mercenary, and a mercenary does what a mercenary needs to. But it chafes, being here, being stuck here.
If Rosto were here, he wouldn't be sulking. If Rosto were here... well. She'd at least have something more to do.
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"Uh." He pastes on his most polite smile. "Hi."
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Aniki recognizes the face of someone who's just been roped into a friendly game of dice--and really, this is the human version of that.
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He offers a hand; the least he can do is be polite. "Peter Petrelli."
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More or less.
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(Peter's managed to learn a few lessons about women along the way, here and there.)
"I hope so. And it's a good way to meet people in general, I guess. Did you get roped into this too?"
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Poor lad.
"Oh no, I'm here by choice. As you said, it's a good way to meet people."
One can never know enough about the people one shares Chicago with. "You're local?"
Aniki's found that people respond one of two ways to a question like that; either they're vaguely flattered one thinks they blend in and demure, or they're annoyed at the assumption and are quick to dismiss the possibility.
Or, you know, they are local. Three ways. Whatever.
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He tilts his head to the side and raises his eyebrows in an attempt to look innocent which is clearly not working.
"Too much, too fast? Hey, we've only got five minutes. Gotta come in strong."
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