Who: Roy's got a date. You know who you are.
What: A-actually, he has five dates and a bromance. Ho. So start a thread if you want to log, any format, and ping me with an OOC tag if we're handwaving it. Or start your own log and he'll tag in, also cool. ♥ I'll be slow but. Backtagging forever.
Where: Well, he's meeting Red at the Crimson, Kaylee at
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Not to mention, he wasn't exactly hard on the eyes, and War was still angling for something a little more than less-than-businesslike-partners.
So he'd come back, and dinner had been mentioned, and War had now been sitting in the Crimson Dragon for something like ten minutes, enjoying the complimentary drinks. Because they were always complimentary, after all - all she had to do was tip one of those smiles at the bartender. Or any of the servers, really. Or...anyone. But that was par for the course.
She didn't wait for very many people, but she supposed she could make an exception. Just this once. Just for Roy.
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Damn, he'd really had a good deal going in Rivelata, hadn't he?
"Evening, stranger."
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Well. This was going to be interesting.
She tossed him a smirk and extended a leg to plant her boot on the other chair at the table, pushing it out towards him.
"I'd certainly hope it took more than a week to make us strangers."
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There. The grin invited her to set the starting point wheresoever she damn well pleased, and his speaking attention was momentarily diverted by calling for his own drink and a couple plates of decent eats. He remembered clearly enough that Red wasn't much for fine dining and gourmet entrees, that her tastes ran to somewhat more functional hobbies.
He let his eyes trail down her neck, and remembered a few more things along the way.
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He stuck an elbow on the table and grinned, openly and cheerily admiring. "I didn't know better, I'd think you were a native."
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Kaylee lounged against the wall and smirked back. "I like tryin' out the local color wherever I set down."
Granted, she'd never planned on this kinda extended shore leave, as it were, and she still wasn't easy with the idea of putting down roots. But the place did have its charms, and Kaylee wasn't one to deny herself the simple pleasures Rivelata had to offer in favor of sulking and pining for what was, for the time being, out of reach.
"Speakin' of color, where'd all the red go?" She put on a slight mock-pout. "Really suited you."
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"Lot's happened since the last time we went for a drink at Hades." He kept his own eyes shuttered, and watched her roughened hands toy with the glass.
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She really hadn't been drinking much of anything since Youji's death. She'd hardly left the house. In the entire week, she'd fed only once, managing only to kick her own ass out of the house when she was absolutely starving. It was starting to show. She was paper-white pale, and her eyes were in an eternal shifted blue state.
Her fangs didn't seem to want to stay in either.
She was waiting for Roy at the Lion shortly after nightfall, and had already managed four shots of their dismal equivalent of vodka.
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"You look like shit." he informed her, settling right there on the inner edge of her personal space.
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She merely cast him a dull look, twisting her current shot glass between her fingers.
"I liked you better with long hair."
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Which was a guess, especially with his eyes settled forward, but he couldn't think of anything else that'd do this. Even after all the shit he'd seen in Rivelata, he still didn't put much stock in the kind of fairy tales that killed people off just by grief.
Well. At least not as applied to Selene.
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There's a fire burning on the cave floor, all neatly encircled with rocks, and Jason apparently hauled himself a chair here - just one, he clearly wasn't expecting to have company. He's leaned against one wall, though, mostly in shadow still, and doesn't offer any greeting beyond a grunt of acknowledgement.
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Roy's coat lands across the chair with a whud that actually echoes. It will happily drip on the floor for the whole time he is here - which he doesn't expect to be long.
You wouldn't know it to look at him, though. Within moments the archer's settled cross-legged by the fire, warming his hands. Fuck, at least it's not still snowing out there.
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"I see you found the place easy enough. Please, do make yourself at home." He's still not budging from the wall.
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Why was he doing this, again? They weren't team. They probably weren't friends. And Jason's uses as an ally could be counted on one hand. Titans, Together? Probably not gonna cut it.
Maybe that was it, though. The sense he couldn't shake that even if they weren't team, they should be. If anything, it made more sense now than it had before: Jason might not really be a Titan, but if he was anything he'd make a damn good Outsider.
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