It's been awhile since Molly was in Xanadu, but she needs a break. The situation at home was tense in a way no one wanted to talk about - not her father, not her mother, and certainly not Harry. Bob would talk to her, some, but mainly in the capacity of appreciating her wardrobe choices ( Read more... )

[ooc: This is for anyone who wanted their character to be recruited in the nexus. Also I have no objections to trolling.]

Jake Jensen is very proud of himself. You see, the Army trained him a for range of scenarios he never thought he'd find himself in. Being sent to an interdimensional city to help the US government recruit agents who help fight ( Read more... )

An oversized barrel-cherry red stripes zigzagging on daffodil yellow-rotates at the entrance to the funhouse, itself an arresting sight. The exterior’s been painted in a chaotic mishmash of styles (ornate, cartoonish, folksy, romantic, inept) and colors. On windy days the flags that bristle from the roof snap in the breeze ( Read more... )

Si Wang-mu had been supposed to go home to her parents for a short visit today ( Read more... )

Xanadu is a breath of fresh air for Aiko - somewhat literally, as she's been cooped up in a ritzy high-rise apartment for a while now (poor thing). It's her own damn fault, but she doesn't like to see it that way so she stays in denial; denial wearing expensive clothing that a dead man bought her and drinking toasts to his blood on her hands ( Read more... )

As interesting as the Temple of the Flaming Space Nuns is, some folks just aren't all that religious (despite due respect, on certain terms), and Aldo Raine has taken his leave and returned to the decidedly no less lurid but far more real-world resembling carnival. It's still a little loud and headache-inducing for his personal tastes, but ( Read more... )

Molly Carpenter wanders through the carnival at Xanadu, more curious than concerned. She wouldn't be entirely surprised to see someone she knew, but hasn't run into them so far ( Read more... )

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