Characters: Christopher/Argent (
twoninths), Dean/McQueen (
crossroaddeal), and OPEN to all
Date/Time: August 4th, noon until evening
Location: The Marketplace
Rating: TBA but expect McQueen's mouth, at least, to be filthy
Summary: McQueen and Argent decide to hold a contest to see which one of them really is the more charming.
[Like Matcha, Iaza, and Tussah before us,
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One of the customers earlier had mentioned them, and so finding McQueen and Argent wasn’t difficult. He approached them with a slight, amused smile, bowing formally to each when he arrived.
“Argent-san.” Crow gave Argent that pleased, relaxed, happy smile that only Argent seemed capable of getting out of him. “And you must be McQueen-san.” He gave McQueen a reserved look, polite and friendly. “So what is this all about? It seems to be the talk of the day.”
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"Crow, you flatter me!" he said, beckoning his friend over to join them in the semi-shade their stall now had, thanks to the direction of the sun and the taller stall beside them. "Are we truly being talked of? I do like almost nothing better than to be talked about!"
Picking up one of the jars on the table, not paying much heed to whose it was, he gave it a little shake and explained. "We are having a dispute over who is more charming, you see, so we felt we would put it to the test. We do our outmost to charm you and in return you cast your vote by putting a coin in one of our jars." His smile brightened a bit. "Are you interested?"
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“Then you will be very pleased to know I’ve heard about little else but you both, since around noon. I would be delighted to help settle your score, Argent-san, McQueen-san. I will endeavor to be unbiased in my opinion.” He smiled again, amused and more then happy to participate. “Who could deny such a chance for good company?”
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"How are you doing? Heard you got one of the kittens, how's that going?" he said grinning wildly.
"You say we're being talked about. You hear that Argent, We're famous." He grinning at both Argent and Crow. McQueen was wobbling a bit, clearly starting to get a little dehydrated.
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She raised a hand in greeting as she drew near. "Is this really happening?" she asked. "What in the world gave you the idea?"
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He wasn't sure whether to shake her hand, give her a hug or pat her on the back, he decided to keep his hand in his pockets until he got some sort of sign of what would be most appropriate.
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Flirting was unlike her, but the fact that she could tell McQueen was fairly undiscriminating in his flirting made it easier. "So tell me how I get to judge you."
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With one hand, he smiled, motioning her toward their stall and the arrangement of chairs they had over there. "Might I convince you to come take a seat?" he asked and then launched into the explanation. "The criteria for judging is really your own to decide. We simply talk with you and do our best to be charming and then you choose who you felt was more successful. Does that sound as though it might be diverting for you?"
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He left the elevator and made his way to the marketplace, wandering over to where the two combatants had set up shop and eyeing their respective jars. "So who's winning, gentlemen?" he drawled, the faintest amused smirk on his lips. Oh, now they were going to have to really, really work.
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He slouched over in his chair a bit and rubbed his hair about. It was all messed out of shape, but it had been a long day, and it was bound to happen. "We've lost count," he admitted, tipping his head against the back of the chair and looking up at Drake. "We feel it might be more beneficial to our working relationship if we do not try to keep a tally any longer." He shifted about so he could face Drake properly, throwing his arm over along the chair back in place of his neck. He grinned. "Come to take advantage of us, Drake? ...Although, perhaps it is more accurate to say that we are taking advantage of you." He shook his head, as if to say semantics! as long as someone is being taken advantage of!
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"Oh? Both of you so terribly charming, then?" The smirk got the faintest bit bigger; not much, just a tiny tiny bit. He looked over at Argent in distinct amusement. "Since when have you ever been able to take advantage of me, hm? That's rather my job." He was taking advantage of their ability to amuse the living daylights out of him. That was worth any donation he could shell out, right there.
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With this in mind, he wandered down that-a-way. "What's this?" He asked, glancing from the jars to the two boys with well-feigned interest.
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