Yuuya Sakazaki (
espigeonage) wrote in
savetheearth2014-07-28 02:02 pm
This ain't the Garden of Eden
Who: Julien and OPEN to friends (If you're wondering if he considers your character a friend, the answer is yes)
Where: Tony Stark's semiabandoned pad in Locke. (Permission was given by the mun who played his godson and 'inherited' the house)
What: Pool party, hangout, talking about things! Go on and mingle.
When: Backdated - Sunday the 27th.
There's a section of Locke given over to rich people's houses in the woods. This one is surrounded with concrete walls and has an angular, geometric-looking gate guarding access to its long driveway. Julien is operating it remotely and opens it without delay.
Much of the space between the walls and the house hasn't been maintained at all this year and is a field of tall grass and flowers, some wilting in the heat, with bushes and trees dotted about. Closer to the house is a volleyball net and the two swimming pools. In the shade near one of them is a table with drinks and mostly fruit-related snacks.
The house itself is aggressively modern and a massive show of wealth. Most of the many cats have been shut away for this - do not release them, there are a lot! Some still roam about or sleep on the furniture. Also roaming is a small army of modified Roombas, chirping and trundling about to the directions of the house computer. Tiny cameras are everywhere, but Julien has subverted the security systems completely.
Where: Tony Stark's semiabandoned pad in Locke. (Permission was given by the mun who played his godson and 'inherited' the house)
What: Pool party, hangout, talking about things! Go on and mingle.
When: Backdated - Sunday the 27th.
There's a section of Locke given over to rich people's houses in the woods. This one is surrounded with concrete walls and has an angular, geometric-looking gate guarding access to its long driveway. Julien is operating it remotely and opens it without delay.
Much of the space between the walls and the house hasn't been maintained at all this year and is a field of tall grass and flowers, some wilting in the heat, with bushes and trees dotted about. Closer to the house is a volleyball net and the two swimming pools. In the shade near one of them is a table with drinks and mostly fruit-related snacks.
The house itself is aggressively modern and a massive show of wealth. Most of the many cats have been shut away for this - do not release them, there are a lot! Some still roam about or sleep on the furniture. Also roaming is a small army of modified Roombas, chirping and trundling about to the directions of the house computer. Tiny cameras are everywhere, but Julien has subverted the security systems completely.

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Strange toy and talents aside, he is himself and clearly happy to see and chat with anyone who comes. He spends part of the day with a volleyball, trying to balance it on the handlike end of one foot.
Re: [Open]
She smiled and winked at him, clearly no hard feelings meant. Not that she ever demonstrated those to her friends.
"Better watch those claws so you don't pop that ball," she remarked.
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"Uh." With an effort, he collected himself. "Haha, I'm a little reluctant to say for sure! I do like crashing with you. This is all kind of tacky, not my style at all. But a lot of sins can be forgiven for pools, and one of the biggest beds I've ever seen."
Not that he was supposed to use the master bedroom. But it wasn't like its intended occupant would ever know, probably.
"I have gotten so much better at the claws." He said it loftily, visibly glancing from the ball to Isabela, and came to a decision. Julien lobbed it gently at her. "Catch!"
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When he tossed her the ball, she caught it easily.
"Got it! But can you do the same?" And, laughing, she tossed it back to him.
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He should've seen it coming. "Ack!" The ball bounced off his chest and he brought his wings together to catch it between clawed hands, making a burst of air as his wings clapped together. "My volleyball career is taking off, as you can see."
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She laughed goodnaturedly as he tried to catch the ball.
"I'm sure you'll make the next Olympics at this rate. Though, perhaps through a different kind of sport..."
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"So you're not coming in?"
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Julien raises his eyebrows. "Should I show it? It's not as bold as any of yours."
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Of course, he's wearing pants today, something harem-y that clings tightly to his lower legs and is looser near his waist. "It's just a line of text."
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Not that she thinks that that is what he has on himself, but at the same time it seems odd to her that he doesn't specify what exactly he has there.
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She'll spend most of her time either in the pool or sunbathing and watching people.
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Anthony had been dubiously appreciative of the contact over something apparently frivolous as much as he's feeling effectively cut loose on a piece of driftwood. In a strictly metaphorical sense; in a literal one, he definitely intends not to touch the water. He hadn't said much at all on the way over - and on entering, he's all but entirely clammed up - he'll aim to stick within tracking range of Blaine, can't follow her like a duckling, either.
The lack of consistent general silence combined with his own lack of ability to participate, nonetheless, is a bit oppressive, however. A bit unsettling. And it's his fault for staying there (metaphorically) floating, he knows, without taking the initiative to (metaphorically) swim.
Best to at least cast out an anchor at the least, then.
He edges in one moment that he can - "Wi -- wi -- will you need me to, uhh, 'watch'... anything...?", he asks, petering out rather uncertainly dry-throated.
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Which she has specifically by now told him to avoid. He bites it back, swallows unstably -- "Could still err -- keep..."
Keep track of what, again, there was nothing it'd be difficult to keep track of - voice falls bone-dry; her voice's was coming from deader on and dodges it, lets his face turn down and off at a diagonal. "...keep -- track of things.
"I, erm -- ?"
That start split itself a couple ways, and as he stood put examining them to select one he figured he'd lost his right to pick one and prolong disturbance. Had half a mind to turn that into a "why am I here?" but made the decisiob too late that heavens, that'd sound ungrateful - and he's in position to be anything else for the thought, no one at all to badger his way out of welcome.
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And she's really not here to deal with that. Though... "Or tell me how life's been for you recently, if all else fails. But not unless you sit down." With a tone that implies that really, this is no interest, this is her giving him seomthing to entertain himself with (when really she also is interested.).
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And indeed, he's not sold on her interest in hearing any of it (or rather is sold on the disinterest) - but "not unless you sit down" is easy enough to take as direction. And take it he does, with the abruptness of a blurting nonverbal yes, ma'am.
His brow pinches and he ekes out an "Uhm - ?" again.
And then the first thing he can think of to say is that she hardly wants to hear it. Don't be a fool - that'd be self-pitying argument when she already prompted it -
"Not -- " This nevertheless fails to feel appropriate. " -- Not good. Not uhm. Interesting -- e -- ...either..."
Tapered dryer to match the vagueness, either a save or a cop-out.
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It didn't take her long to hope out of her clothes to reveal a black and red bikini. She was quick to hop into the water as the bathing suit did very little to hide the bruises on her arms, leg and back. While they didn't hurt anymore and had mostly healed up, they were still visible to anyone who took a close enough look.
Robyn will eventually float on over toward Blaine on one of the pool noodles and send a ferocious barrage of splashes her way.
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and then she is gone, diving down under the surface and coming back up under Robyn, with her arms up to grab the other girl around the waist and pull her down, pool noodle or not.
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When Blaine's arms wrap around her she'll let go of the pool noodle and squeal as she tries to pull herself free. Alas, she can not and after a quick breath she is pulled down into the water.
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DOWN THEY GO.]
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...Okay think Robyn. How are you going to get out this?
It takes her a second but she finally comes up with an idea. She reaches back and tries to wiggle her fingers at Blaine's side. Maybe she's ticklish?]
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First clue that Robyn has come in carrying things and he blinked over, hobbled up to make a variant of the offer that Blaine had declined (in this case, "need me to hold anything? ...Or watch anything?"), but the pool noodles of course went into the pool. He froze short, flinched, and coughed with the side of a fist lifted to his mouth.
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"...Y-yes?" Smooth, real smooth.
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"Hi" doesn't follow "yes", exactly. Placeholder of "Uhh -- ?"
"Sorry, was just, umm." A shuffle back without turning, that's easy to end decisively. " -- was only gonna ask if you needed help with anything..."
With an ambiguous facial twitch even by his own reading and a fidgety "look" away - so blatantly unnecessary now and a time-waster now that he's stuck around to say it.
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Sorry! I totally misplaced this!