Characters: Lucy and Desmond
Setting: Mid-morning, the day Desmond arrived in New Ashford
Summary: Assassin meeting at the pub in order to reassess their situation in this strange world.
Style: Prose.
Notes: Closed. I swear it's not a date though!
Lucy had found an empty table by the window of the pub and the blond had chosen the seat that faced the
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Speaking of which, the source of his second 'kidnapping' was sitting and drinking coffee - coffee in a bar, pub, whatever they called them in England. Desmond gave Lucy a cheeky grin as he approached, waving to her choice of drink before folding his arms as he stopped before her.
"See - I knew you didn't know how to have fun."
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Regardless of his teasing he grabbed a mug and poured himself a cup as well. He sipped and made a face, then continued to drink as he listened to her question. "Yeah...I still can't believe it." He gave a wry smile. "But I guess I'm starting to get used to it - the kidnapping thing, I mean."
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"I don't think anyone that arrived here believed it at first" she said as her blue eyes swept over the pub's main room. This still felt like a bad nightmare to her and she had to admit that she was slightly jealous at the fact that Desmond seemed to be handle it better than her. Although her heart did sank a little more because she knew she was part of the reason why being kidnapped was something of a common occurrence for the novice.
"I've asked and there is apparently no way to get back to our world." The tone of her voice was probably conveying how she was frustrated by this. They couldn't afford delays in finding the Temples and stopping Vidic and Abstergo.
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"I think they need this back home more than here."
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Lucy leaned back to look at whatever Desmond wanted to show beneath the table cover. The golden light made her gasp and she reached for his hand, pushing it back towards him.
"You...shouldn't show it to anyone!" she whispered in urgent tones, leaning forward this time.
Her brows met in frustration. "How...is this even possible..." Oh God, how could things get possible worse than this? Her team separated, the Apple no where anyone could find it and no way to let the Assassins know of the Temples if they ever find them in this world.
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"As for why...well...I had just taken it, right? It must have been pulled through with me - through one of those...gate things."
The young man's brow furrowed. "Hey...do...do you think it could show us how to get home if we got it working again?"
Desmond looked up at her with sudden intensity, an expression on his features not unlike the determination he had begun to attain when working with and in the Animus.
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Desmond grinned recklessly at her comment about the Apple's abilities. "Maybe we could ask it to 'beam us up', please?"
He frowned at her last statement, then caught her eye with one of his more serious looks. "Do you think there are...'wrong hands' here... I mean, the ones we're familiar with?" The man snorted at his own question. "As if there needed to be - these Dromos people sound close enough - only they have 'magic' apparently too."
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Lucy tried to give Desmond a stern look at his sci-fi joke even though she had to bite the inside of her cheek to keep her from laughing or smiling. The Apple's abilities shouldn't be mocked: they could be very dangerous, but the blond Assassin couldn't help but half hope a beam of light appeared from nowhere to take them home.
She leaned closer to the novice, knowing this should at least stay between them.
"Wrong hands don't need to have a name to do bad things." She had meant it in general. Lucy shook her head: "I don't know if any....one from Abstergo followed us here", before she tilted it, Desmond last statement making an eyebrow arch questioningly.
"What do you know about them? These Dromos, I mean." Because what she could gather was next to nothing about them.
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