now i rock a house party at the drop of a hat.

Jun 05, 2011 15:34

It's around five o'clock in the morning when the citizens of Taxon find themselves inexplicably transported into rooms within the Sanctuary. Doors are left open and beds unmade, food abandoned and lights left on, still shining brightly for those who were awake and are no longer present. The Extras don't seem to notice the captive population's ( Read more... )

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[location] placeholder tag because it's been a long day tin_hearts June 5 2011, 21:43:01 UTC
On the eleventh floor, Wyatt Cain suddenly finds himself staring out from a completely unfamiliar window. Having been one of the captive residents for seven months now, he really ought have learned to expect the unexpected.

However, being transported from one place to another in the blink of an eye reminds him entirely too much of his Arrival to reprimand himself for a lack of vigilance.

And so, dressed in a plain shirt and pale trousers (as be his wont), he goes in search of others stuck in the same proverbial boat up a certain metaphorical creek as him.

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[location] somewhere between the 16th and 11th floors? stepintoshadows June 6 2011, 18:33:46 UTC
Once confident he has committed all the most important details to paper, Rorschach goes wandering; he may be irritated by the situation he has been placed in, but inconvenience is no excuse for a lapse in routine. He is just as capable of investigating properly without his face, it's just...less than ideal ( ... )

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[location] I was just gonna tag you. Stop reading my mind, plz and thnx <3 tin_hearts June 6 2011, 22:16:01 UTC
Cain would, on even the worst of days, like to think of himself as a patient man. He's seen more than his fair share of darkness, both his own and that of the world at large, the kind that lurks in the hearts of even the best of men.

He's been stared down in the streets on many an occasion (in a court room, at the station, in a holding cell), but it's been such a long time he can't help but feel a slight, crawling discomfort along his spine.

Another newcomer? No. Not if the recognition in the other man's eyes is anything to go by.

"Have we met?" Because why beat around the bush?

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[location] sorry, I'm just psychic apparently :) stepintoshadows June 7 2011, 02:03:14 UTC
The question is ignored as if he hadn't heard it, discarded as irrelevant. He grasps for the man's name, knows he's stored it somewhere amongst the jumble of nonsense and details, and then there it is. Cain. The cop. Distaste twists his words, but it's an afterthought, something adopted more from habit than relevance. Rorschach speaks, but the words come out through Kovacs, the grit and most of their power stripped away to leave behind something easily mistaken for weak, unexceptional. Unremarkable. "I'm not the only one put here, then. Interesting."

Rorschach doesn't look away, doesn't even blink, only continues to watch him through a gaze so blank and expressionless it might as well be a mask itself.

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[location] psychic always wins brownie points with me tin_hearts June 8 2011, 15:14:52 UTC
The former cop, if we're being picky. Cain isn't (not about words or preconceptions other than his own, that is).

But what he is, is tired and weary and very much not up for any kind of attitude. Walk away he tells himself in the blissful silence of his own mind. Just walk away.

But he doesn't, instead pausing in his step, shackles already rising from recognition of the voice. "Yeah. Interesting. Might give you an exercise in social interaction. Not your forte, is it?"

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[location] hooray for brownie points! only trumped by actual brownies stepintoshadows June 8 2011, 18:03:15 UTC
Rorschach would argue he isn't giving an attitude. An attitude would imply an investment in the conversation beyond what he's already committed; he would be entirely content for the not-cop (once a cop always a cop, as far as he's concerned) to leave him in peace. It's far easier to watch people when they're not paying any attention to you.

But alas. A response is required. He shrugs, a gesture which could really mean just about anything but in this instance is simply "so?.

"Few deal in truths; they're much more concerned with appearances. Superficial attachments. Speaking in falsehoods to gain favor, inquiring after answers they don't hear. Never saw the point."

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