WHO: MU MU HAKYHOUSE AND GUESTS (so, basically anyone who is friends with any of the folks in the house can show up. :>
WHERE: A certain townhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
WHEN: Backdated to Saturday, 2/19/11
WARNINGS: Toward the Terrangst, goofy shonen shenanigans, & Hiei.
SUMMARY: Now that the dust of Keith's Death By Heroes has settled, it's
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Coming into the place where they lived seemed like a horribly bad idea, no matter what the house's owner assured. He'd come, not wanting to disappoint Shuichi - but he was prepared, and mostly expecting - to leave quickly.
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"Hello, welcome! I'm glad you've come. Both of you."
He sees you moping back there, Matsuka.
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She smiled widely, stepping back to let him in. "Hello, Ari. You came just in time."
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Which doesn't help when you're a chain smoker, but whatever.
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Still, there was a bit of strain in his expression, greeting those he knew quietly and listening more than speaking, taking care to answer short, but satisfactory. The underlying anxieties from his fellow Mu were hard to ignore, though.
He excused himself outdoors for a moment, exhaling the weight of concern into the open air. The event at the hotel was larger, full of strangers, and became nothing short of a small crisis of a party, yet it wasn't as unsettling as the house.
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Off to the side as he was, Blue had to only turn his head a little to see him, tilting it a bit.
"Baroona?"
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He'd agreed to try and change, hopefully for the better. To be something substantial beyond Soldier - whatever that could possibly end up being. He wasn't overly social, Mu though he was.
But he did want his comrades to be happy. Safe. If he had the means to do that by simply being alive and well, that counted for something, right? He tried to believe that, descending slowly down to the main level, head fixed in the direction of the front door where he could sense the several minds of familiar people.
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He lingered by the staircase, palm on the wall as he leaned enough to see the suggestions of shapes mulling there. Of course it was alright; Blue was certain he could never turn one of his own away.
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I'm... He wandered in the direction of the stairs as he tried to find the answer to give to Blue's concern. ...better, he decided. Thanks to you.
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Honestly, would it kill the other house residents to keep more fish around?
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"Not enjoying the party?" he said mildly, with just enough bite to ride the line between snidely joking and actually asking.
One had to be careful with an angry fox, after all.
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And because the answer to Hiei's question was obvious, he'd just move on to the heart of the problem.
"What do you know about Baroona?"
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