Who: Siren's Port
When: The night of Tuesday, October 18th into the morning of Wednesday, October 19th.
Where: In the mind, in the dreams, in the unconscious of the sleepers.
Summary: --
Warnings: These dreams may be considered not safe for work, with violence, gore, death, underlying sexual themes and other mentions of graphic nature. Having them
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Blood is fine. But not in a lingering, coagulated mess, and certainly not pulsing out of her in the dreams, nor slathered all over somebody taking that tone. Chane knows it is not her dream, which only feeds the distaste with which she replays the image of the Rail Tracer in her head. Back then, to her, he was a man. But to others, he appeared inhuman, didn't he?
She's connecting her NV to the network and to his channel the minute she wakes up, 6am, eyes bright but weary and the waves of her hair curling against her cheeks, kinked by her constant changes in sleeping position. It's probably too early but she will not wait. ]
Who was it?
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That would be Czeslaw Meyer. He's probably one of your father's old associates. [ That'll have to do until he's found the "private" button. Hopefully it's enough for her to understand that, despite appearances, it wasn't a child he tortured. ]
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She had travelled with an immortal and was unaware of it. Despite being utterly powerless against anything-- anyone-- of that constitution, it feels like a mistake on her behalf. An overlooked detail that should have been attended to. Previous mistakes aside, an immortal is here at the same time as her father. A threat. ]
How do you know?
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What did you do, knowing he was immortal?
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Did he succeed?
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She has no need to interrogate him, really. Although the extent of what showing 'the error of his ways' involves is unclear to her, she assumes it was not a quick process. An assassin who loves their job, and an immortal. There lies the potential for an endless struggle.
Maybe what it boils down to is her ire, her annoyance at receiving such a slanted, fearsome image of him in the dream. The firsthand experience of his more dangerous suggestions. It's draining. She gives a sigh, accompanied by the heel of her palm lifting to press against her brow over tired, closed eyes. ]
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It was unexpected. Another passenger from the train.
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- ah, this was one reason he couldn't stand the Mafia any longer. Too difficult, having friends, brothers, family on either side. He's missing her continued display of endearing sleepiness with how seriously he's thinking this all over, chin propped on his hand and tongue pressed to the tip of one canine tooth. ] Does it... matter to you that he's an immortal?
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Similarly she cannot assume that her father does not know of another immortal's presence. He already knew about Claire (although the feeling that there is something beyond this current bond between them doesn't leave her)-- and if there was an imminent danger, he would notify her. Still, she can't rest easy knowing a potential threat to him is out there. Her gaze lingers on Claire's expression a moment before she inclines her head, eyes closing a beat too long. ]
It does. He is dangerous.
[ To my father, she thinks. As though that would clarify anything. ]
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I'm watching Czeslaw. I promise he's not going to hurt your father. Or anyone else.
[ He smirks very gently at that sleepy look. Since Firo and Chane are both good people, his good people, surely they can work it out between them. It's not like Firo would ever have any cause to harm Huey, after all. He quirks his eyebrows, intending for her to recognize what he says next as something more than a non-sequitur. ] There's somebody I've been meanin' to introduce you to, I oughta get on that. When you're better rested up.
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She moves to respond to this surprisingly offhand revelation, but he cuts her off with a statement that barely seems to connect to the topic of conversation so firmly set in her mind among her steadily slowing thoughts. It's nearly embarassing to be reminded of her own state of awakeness, her arm weakening in trying to prop her up, her drawn-out breaths. After a moment to consider the weight of his words, gaze aside at the edge of her bed, Chane closes her eyes and seems to shrug lightly, putting the pen down. She won't be in any state to meet new people right now, especially if they're at all like Claire. ]
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