[OOC: Sorry about the long absence! Final exams are done now so I should be getting back into the swing of things.]
Atop a small hill in Grant Park, there is an archangel enjoying the weather by means of sword exercises. Granted, Egon did have to call the cops first to make sure no one was going to report a crazy guy swinging sharp objects at
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"The marbles turned inside-out."
[[OOC: My tags are going to be slowtimed for like, a week, because my finals START on Monday. BUT AFTER THAT I AM FREEEE.]]
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At least metal shows up nice and dark so he won't accidentally get run over by a car, or something.
As he follows, keeping her little sparkplugged head in sight, he focuses hard on turning this damn vision thing off, and for a brief moment it flickers, but stays put. Daniel tries not to growl in annoyance.
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Aniki is in the video store, too! She's getting tired of people making references to things she doesn't get. Of course, how she's going to watch these is an open question, since she lives in a warehouse with a bunch of homeless people.
She'll figure it out.
At the moment, she's busy staring at a movie with ridiculous cover art, titled PURPLE DEATH FROM OUTER SPACE.
....yeah, she can't think of anything to say.
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...oh. Oh crap. It's her. "I don't want any socks!" Wait, that's not right. "Trouble. I meant trouble. No socks either!"
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"And hello to you."
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He tries not to look too anxious. "Hi."
Lash's voice chuckles in his ear. "Smooth as always, my host. Let's try for more words, shall we?"
"So, um... movies," he says lamely. "They're awesome." Because that wasn't lame at all.
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"I'm telling you," Soul says to Maka as he makes his way down one of the aisles, glancing at Harry as he does so, "you haven't lived until you've seen a proper horror movie. None of this recent crap--old school, the good stuff."
He picks up a movie and frowns at it, since he doesn't recognize the title.
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Time for carefully casual interaction, maybe. "I saw The Last House on the Left one aisle over," Harry offers, although hell if he knows how old they are. "Or, you know, Psycho. That's a classic."
Harry's knowledge of old horror movies is not nearly as big as his pop culture/sci-fi repertoire. His entire life is a horror movie, what the hell does he need fiction for? ...well, besides cheesy Dracula and werewolf films, but those don't count.
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She shudders, but her eyes snap to Harry. She gives him the same look she's given pretty much everyone who's made funny faces at Soul or paid a little too much attention to his eyes or hair. A sort of I dare you to say something expression, not quite neutral, not quite hostile, but quite ready to bite back if he says anything about them.
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Soul looks over--up--at Harry and notes the wariness there immediately. He has always been perceptive, but it's surprising what you suddenly have to become perceptive about when you're tossed into another world. This city has a dangerous feel to it. Most people see Soul and look confused or bewildered, but he has seen fear and even anger and hostility in some of their faces. It's strange and new, and Soul doubts he'll ever get used to it.
He looks between Harry and Maka, noting the danger in her eyes. Best to keep this civil, which is something he's usually good at. He puts on a small smile.
"Now here we go, this guy knows his stuff. Last House on the Left is a little too much even for me, but Psycho is basically the horror movie classic. Hitchcock was a genius."
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"Ooh, this is a nice one, too! Potato, look at all the movies! Um, what do you want to watch tonight? Oh, I just got the best idea! Let's watch the X-Men movies, okay? So we're ready for the Wolverine movie tomorrow!"
She jumps up and down a few times with a little squeal. Nothing makes her squee quite like a comic book movie, even though most of the time they're terrible. Unfortunately as she's bouncing she lands wrong, trips over herself and falls right into Harry.
"Oh gosh! Ohmigosh, I'm sorry!" She attempts to pick herself up, but is now tangled in Potato's leash.
Potato, for his part, just watches the scene with what can only be described as doggie amusement.
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"Well, normally women fall all over me, but this is a new one," he casually says to the dog.
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After quite a bit of flailing and rolling around on the floor, Bean finally disentangles herself from Harry's feet and Potato's leash and she springs back to her feet, tossing her hair and dusting herself off.
"Wow, that was a tumble! Um, sorry, sorry about that, I wasn't looking where I was going..."
She has to crane her neck to see his face. He's tall!
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He tries not to laugh at the girl looking up at him. "Well hello there, little lady," he drawls. Emphasis on the little.
Oh, Harry. What is it with you and tinygirls?
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But no! There is a Cy in the video store, barefoot and dressed in her trench coat, her head barely reaching the tops of some of the display cases. She has a jumble of old movies in her arms, which she sets on the counter, and then proceeds to beat the bell requesting service half to death.
When someone finally emerges, looking irritable, she shoves the movies toward him. "Dollars please."
The man sorts through a few of the tapes, picks up one of the DVD's, and tries not to grin. He eyes Cy and grunts.
"Not bad. Ten for the lot."
She holds both hands out expectantly.
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"I didn't think you watched movies," he says, slightly dumb. Right, because cats totally aren't allowed to watch movies. Never happens.
Also he is eyeing her bare feet and rather hoping the employee doesn't notice, because... you know. No shoes, no shirt, etc. And Cy doesn't seem to give clothes the priority that humans do.
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The employee looks suddenly uncomfortable. "Look, man, she brings them in. I'm not going to pay her more if she doesn't feel like it, y'know? It's about profit margin."
Cy glances from Employee Dude to Harry, her hands still out. She wriggles her fingers. "I want my dollars now."
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Harry doesn't know how much Cy's DVDs are worth, but he's rather convinced it's more than ten dollars. He aims to see that she gets it. Whatever 'it' is.
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