[OOC: Annual winter post. :3 Both Decembers, the comments have been up in the thousands. The post is open all of December until January for all/any winter/holiday shenanigans. Quick reminder, you are encouraged to tag around, tag to other threads as well as making your own. Feel free to spam! :D]This December in Chicago is as filled with
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Up until they plow it, people start to trample through it, and exhaust turns it that lovely shade of brown, but for the most part, it's beautiful. It's almost the great equalizer that can make anything better than it used to be. Sara Ellis has a cup of hot chocolate, a warm coat, and a new pair of boots, and until someone told her she had to be elsewhere, she is going to walk in the show.
As she's doing so, she finds some of the reindeer wandering through Grant Park. She's never seen an actual reindeer, up close and in person before, but there's something about it (or the hot chocolate) that makes her face light up in a smile, and she slowly starts to approach it, one hand coming out gently to rest against his muzzle.
"Hi there," she says softly. "Who are you?"
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He looks over at the woman near the reindeer, and he smiles at the sight of her with one. They're really friendly this year, which is a plus in Chicago. One never can tell with anything that falls through the Rift, what it will turn out to be.
"There was one year where the reindeer in the park turned into monsters, and they'd chase everyone around. It was a zombie, mutant thing," Noah says after a moment as he reaches over to the reindeer near that one. "I'm really happy that these ones appear to be more friendly."
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Yet.
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It does seem to have very beady, dark, evil looking eyes. He looks sideways at the reindeer that lifts its nose out to sniff him, and Noah jumps back. Ahem.
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Not always. It's not a perfect system, but he's been taking care of people for as long as he can remember.
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The idea that the universe is cosmically picking someone out to take care of you -- it's a bit too much like soul mates for Sara's taste, but at least she can verify that guardian angels are actually real.
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It's understandable in his eyes. "It can be really invasive."
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