Jul 22, 2007 16:06
Bah. Sundays. Boring. Hence, one incarnation of Satan, inna bar. He's smoking as usual and for once, isn't surveying the denizens of Bar. He's staring out of the observation window instead with a blank expression.
Could mean anything.
[OOC: Need to slowtime for one hour, say sorry. Will be back after that! Back!]
fire,
mary anne bell,
puck,
the devil (bedazzled),
nathan petrelli,
archangel michael,
satan
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It hadn't gone well, which is to be expected, really.
As Michael reaches the bar, he freezes and closes his eyes in exasperation.
Great. Another one. At this rate he'll meet all seven, if that's the actual number.
He doesn't turn, just leans his elbows on the bar surface, and is aware.
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He doesn't turn around. Just smiles quietly to himself and Michael will hear a voice in the vicinity of his right ear. It says,
'Boo.'
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He’ll play along with the voice throwing.
“Scary,” deadpanned.
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'I'm renowned for it, didn't you know?'
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She's probably noticed him, even if she hasn't said anything yet.
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He smokes his cigarette down to the butt, and then flicks it a her. Hi, Fire.
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"That's no way to treat a lady, you know."
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When has he ever treated her well?
'But you're not a lady.'
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Both know how to pull strings, and tempt people.
Hence Nathan was also watching the stars exploding outside with a mixed expression.
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'I, personally, think it'd be nice if it did something different for once,' he says, in an idle Irish drawl and with a casual gesture at the exploding stars.
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Well, why not? It'd be a change.
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Excellent.
'Far longer than it should have been, obviously.' He uses his foot to push a chair towards Puck. 'Have a seat, why don't you?'
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"I've been simply pining in your absence, you know," he says. "However have you been keeping yourself?"
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'Oh, with this and that.' A vague gesture. 'You know how it is. So many people. so much fun to be had.'
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Not that she expects the thought will make him vanish in a puff of smoke, but every little bit helps.
Given that no vanishment has occurred, she sets about ignoring him and heads over to the bar for a drink. It may not be holy water, but tequila's much more soothing.
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'Oh, good try Ms. Bell,' says the voice by her ear, congratulating her.
'No one's tried that approach for ages.'
At least a week.
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"Wasn't expecting it to work," she mutters, jaw clenching.
She knows he'll hear her. He always does.
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But she could still prove him wrong.
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