WHO: Bad guys. And some good guys.
WHERE: The Major’s old
mansion lair, temporarily back in business.
WHEN: Evening of Tuesday the 6th
WARNINGS: Violence, language, evil
SUMMARY:
VillainCon! Back in the public eye, the Major has arranged a summit of wickedness for all the City’s evildoers, along with a few less nefarious unwanted or unwilling
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His ego would have been more pleased to make the guests wait to learn the identity of their host, to gather them curiously into the mansion before making a dramatic revelation. Yet practicality had to be considered. If any visitors were going to react unfavourably to finding out who their host was, better that it be here at the entrance, where they could be dealt with before they truly disrupted the proceedings.
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His skin is stretched. His cheeks flattened. When he looks at himself in a mirror (oh how he hates looking at himself in a mirror) he can't recognize himself. His voice is lower. Crisper. He wears a suit he bought with the money Red funneled into his account and a pair of dark, dark sunglasses. He stands with taller posture.
He extends a cold hand for the Major to shake.]
How kind of you to host this party. Dear stranger.
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And how good of you to come to it, dearest guest. You may address me as Major. I would very much like to know who it is who comes to grace my home with his presence.
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"Good evening."
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Thugs in tuxedos both human and vampire roamed the room, taking away dishes, serving wine, and maybe being executed when failing to meet the exacting service standards of their customers. The table was long, with a deep red cloth suitable for camouflaging red wine stains- or other red stains for that matter.
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"Major. While your invitation was flattering, I am trying to work on a project at the moment. It is December after all, one of my busier months."
His tone was polite, but the implication - that he was rather displeased to be there - was obvious.
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He spoke casually and friendly as though he hadn't sent goons to drag Julian here against his will. "It will do you no harm to take one evening for relaxation. Whatever your project is, I am sure your work has earned you a respite."
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Just thinking about her made his soul darken and his heart ache. He wondered if the Bat thought about him at all.
Don't worry, Batsy, I'll be home for Christmas....
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"Granite, old chum, why not have a seat? Unless you'd like me to stick a knife in ya and make people twist it like a door handle."
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But honestly, it was better then being strapped to one of the death traps -- and who knows, maybe one of the villains would betray something useful to her, to make surviving this mess worth it.
It's a long shot, though.
[Remember Roxanne's perm post here.]
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"Your subject is prepared, reporter," he said. "Are you ready to begin?"
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"Of course, Herr Major," she replied. Using the remote she clicked on the camera set up -- he'd provided her with such nice things, "This is Roxanne Ritchi, with a one on one exclusive with my gracious host, the City's own imPorted Major."
She even managed to say that all with a straight face and no sneering or jeering. Unlike Megamind -- this man scares her. He's well known for his brutality and willingness to cost lives. So there's no time to play super-reporter ( ... )
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