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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The last song he plays says pretty much everything, but depending on how well someone knew him it might not make sense for Soul to have played it. Still, it was his choice, which is what he liked about the Purg.
After his performance he slips off stage, mingling with the crowd and generally helping the other staff out if needed.
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Or at least, that's what she wanted to think.
She stepped up beside him, bumping her shoulder into his in greeting. "Hey."
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Here, it was all about him.
Soul glanced out the corner of his eye when he felt Maka bump his shoulder, grin on his face. "Hey. Having fun?"
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No paying any mind to who he was talking to, she the sorceress just came right up to him and draped her arms over his shoulders. Grinning big, she pecked his cheek with a light kiss. His boss was definitely happy tonight.
"Tell me how much of a genius I am for stealing you. Go ahead. I'm brilliant, right? Tonight would suck without you." She told him this all the while messing up his hair, violating his personal bubble. But he was probably more than just used to it by now ( ... )
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Her face told it all. Her cheeks puffed out a little bit, and her fingers curled into fists. Either there was something totally wrong with this girl, or there were some big things that Soul hadn't told her about.
"Who the hell are you?" she practically growled, brows furrowed angrily. For the moment, they're both lucky that this is a private place, and she saw the big bodyguards that were roaming the place. Not that she didn't think she could get away, but getting kicked out of Soul's place of work wouldn't look good. Her eyes slid over to her partner, filled with accusation. "....Soul?"
Answers. She wanted them.
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It was the look on Maka's face that drew his attention back to her when he glanced at her out the corner of his eye though. Alarm bells rang off inside his head - he probably should've warned her about some things before now but they'd slipped his mind, honestly! He looks a bit put out before he smooths his hair back with a hand, gesturing to the sorceress hanging off his back with it.
"Jinx, this is Maka, my Meister. Maka, this is Jinx. My boss."
Hopefully that would say everything he wasn't able to say out loud.
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Because she was having such a good night, she didn't respond with any anger. Really, she was trying to keep the bitch levels down to try and counteract Joan. Gabriel definitely got her right. So, when Soul took it upon himself to introduce the two of them, she removed herself from the young boy and came to stand beside him in her expensive and slutty getup.
"Your what?" she asked, but continued before anyone could respond. "You never told me you had a girlfriend. I've never seen her before, so she has got to be new." Talking about someone like they weren't there? Well, maybe her social skills weren't the best. She also decided to add, "You still haven't told me how great I am."
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Gross. She wanted to wipe that expression right off her smug face.
"I'm his Meister, not his girlfriend. Can't you hear?" Okay, so she should probably be more polite to Soul's boss since, well, she was his boss. But no respectable person would walk around in something like that, begging for attention. "And I'm right here."
If there was one thing she hated, it was being ignored. And talking like wasn't even standing here was grating on her last nerve. Her fingers fidgeted with the fabric of one cuff, as if she were desperately trying to keep from pushing up her sleeve to...take care of business.
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"She's the one who uses me in Weapon form," he said, responding in a way that meant he was turned towards both of them, including Maka in the conversation. "Technician's another word we use back home, just not as often."
He rolled his eyes at Jinx's last choice of words before shoving his hands in his pockets. "Yeah yeah, you're brilliant."
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"I know you're right there, kiddo, and I have no idea what--" She cut herself off when Soul finally answered, then blinked at the both of them. "You really don't look like the scythe kind of girl."
There, she acknowledged Maka's existence. Was she happy? As Soul called her brilliant, she snaked an arm over his shoulder and grinned at him, touching her nose to his cheek. "Oh, I know. I just like making you say it."
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"I'm not a kid," she muttered, her expression somehow darkening further at her words. "My Weapon is a scythe, my father was the Death Scythe, and my Mama wielded him. So don't tell me what you think I look like."
Nope, not at all. If anything, she was even more pissed off, especially when she felt the need to get all up in Soul's personal space again. "Don't you have customers you should be attending to?" Maka took a couple steps forward, closing the space, and grabbing Soul's collar with tightly clenched fingers before she tried to yank him away from her grip. And no, she wasn't nice about it.
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"Ahh, we shoullld go out and get some fresh air, right Maka? It's a little stuffy in here after that." He gives a small, kind of nervous laugh and grins in Jinx's direction before he manages to wrestle himself out of Maka's grip, rubbing his throat when he gets free. "I'll see you later, Jinx."
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"I don't have customers. My boyfriend and I own this place and I'm a performer tonight." Oh, Jinx definitely know what Maka was insinuating. If she were a few years older, all of this would have definitely started a fight. However, the little girl posed no thread and there was some part of her that enjoyed seeing the normally apathetic Soul suffer. "So long as Soul's working, I don't mind the jailbait running around here." Which was her way of telling Maka that she was welcome.
Unable to contain a snicker, she grabbed Soul by the collar. Not nearly as roughly as Maka had, but enough to pull him close. She leaned in quickly and whispered in his ear, "She is so into you." As she said it, her hand ( ... )
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"Besides, if you have a boyfriend, go hang on his shoulder. He'll appreciate it more, I'm sure." Instead of draping across her partner.
Maka glared daggers at Jinx, barely holding in yet another retort. This girl didn't know her, and it pissed her off to hear her make such accusations, especially with her standing here. Ugh, she hoped Soul wouldn't be awkward about it.
Besides, it was still up in the air over whether or not it was true.
"Good riddance," she muttered under her breath as Jinx finally walked off. With the two of them alone, or as alone as two people could be in a crowded club, Maka turned her angry glaring eyes toward Soul. "What the hell was that all about?"
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"That's just the way Jinx is." He shrugs lightly, completely not fussed at all. He'd had four months to get used to it after all. "She hangs over everyone, it's not just me that gets that treatment."
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Maka turned her head to glance after her retreating figure, her nose scrunching up distastefully. "Does she always dress like that? Or is it a costume?"
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