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In the past week since meeting up with Ben, Elle had... changed. She was obviously eating right at long last (after all, Zepar wouldn't tell), and she was more upbeat than before. Certainly more active. She had even helped Zepar get ready for Ben and Guri and... that other-named one coming over ( Read more... ) -
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Elle is as prepared as she can be. She's got an old sundress on, one that she doesn't care if she ruins, and she's... a bit confused as to what else she needs to do. But for now, she supposes, this is good enough. -
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[Singing while she makes cinnamon rolls.]
[ooc: so Zethel's been an NPC since almost the beginning, but as she finally has an account, I figured she needed a post of her own. Open to those who know how to find the safehouse, i.e. angels and their allies who've been given directions?] -
Case of the Benjamins
Elle would never admit it, particularly after that week and a half from hell, but she was almost enjoying being a werewolf. Of course, she hadn't actually morphed or anything, which was why she was wearing one of her older robes, in case she lost it. But the smells were fascinating, and it seemed like she could see farther. She'd spent half an hour ( Read more... ) -
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Ben is more nervous than he's ever been before. More nervous than when he went to Afghanistan for the first time, more nervous than when he faced down insurgents, more nervous than taking down a Black Market operation makes him.
All because he's got an actual, real-live, honest-to-God date with a beautiful woman ( Read more... ) -
Case of the Mondays
Elle's father would have had a heart attack if he could have seen her. Lord knew his business partners weren't pleased with her; she'd already curtailed two fights to the death in the Pit. The third, though, she wasn't having much luck. A Halloween theme, for God's sake, she thought ruefully. It was something she would have thought up. Or Martha ( Read more... ) -
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Guriel's come a long way from the embittered, lonely person he was this time last year. Enough so that he can happily quote one of the Psalms that isn't about abandonment.