Who: EVERYONE. NEW PEOPLE, OLD PEOPLE, THIS IS THE PERFECT TIME FOR EVERYONE TO MEET. RANDOM CR EVERYWHERE.
When: Friday night! The show starts at 7:30, but the doors have been open since noon. The party ends at 6am, after morning sirens. Tag yourself in whenever!
Where: Purgatory! Gabriel and Jinx's cabaret night club in Sector 5.
Summary: IT'S A
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Just then he was paused in the middle of making a drink, appreciating Joan fucking Jett bending over to pick up a straw. Whoever he was serving would have to wait a minute, because damn, that was definitely a childhood dream come true.
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"Jesus, don't DO that!" Because, seriously. Being interrupted mid-boner by your son had to be the worst thing in the world.
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Lucifer smirks at him, at the broken glass, at the woman.
"Shouldn't you give her your number?"
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He's not here for the drinks, not here for the women (or men), and Gabriel is too busy having sex in the corner to hold a conversation. Erego, trolling the prophet.
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And now that he's having sex somewhere all the illusions have a slight blush and keep staring at various people's mouths with glazed eyes, basically looking like they're record-skipping mid-sex. "No shit I'm lonely. I haven't had sex since before I got here."
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"And sex is the only way to avoid being truly lonely for you humans."
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Then Chuck cuts himself off abruptly to talk like a normal person. "No. Not even close."
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Lucifer is in front of him, and one of the liquor bottles freezes and shatters right next to Chuck's leg.
"Don't start a sentence you can't finish, Chuck."
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"It's the most cynical shit I've ever heard in my life, okay? I can't decide if it's Scrooge or- or- I don't know, it's kind of hard to compare anything to the Devil!" He waves his arms in frustration, as if to indicate the essential puzzle of Lucifer's being, frustrating his writer's yearning for synecdoche.
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"You're such an excitable little thing. How did Raphael deal with you?" Not the important question here, of course, and he waves away any reaction.
"I'm not cynical, Chuck."
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Record scratch.
"-You're not?" Chuck gives Lucifer a deeply incredulous sell-your-shit-somewhere-else look. "Really. Let's do some word and phrase association. Triumph. Maggot. Indomitability of the human spirit. McDonald's. Utopia. Love. Empathy. Art. Adaptation."
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Because then he grabs him by the hair and slams his head down onto the counter, hard.
"Just because I'm caring for you doesn't mean I'll tolerate disrespect, Chuck."
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"Okay, I've been drinking all friggin' night and you just showed up and started making comments about everything I want to stick in Joan Jett, okay?! Sometimes I'm a smartass. I'm already regretting ever talking to you, okay? I don't like regretting things and I really don't like feeling like I need to do weird shit like this to protect myself where I work." Like painting a new banishing sigil under the bar every night, just in case. As his own personal security button. The look in his eyes is bald fear and panic and something edgier that always surprises people who underestimate the damp hobbit.
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He leans closer, to murmur, "This is my brother's bar; he'll forgive me if I paint over your sigil and carpet the dance floor with your intestines. Just relax and learn from your mistake, Chuck. Don't turn this into a shoving match. You've dealt with Raphael; you can coexist with me."
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