Dr. Mina Barrett, or Mary Read (
primogen_vampirate) wrote in
cape_kore2012-10-25 08:44 am
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[VOICE; LOCKED to "Pendragon"]
[Someone hasn't eaten in a few days and is starting to get peckish. She's hesitant to go down this road, but so far this is the only prospect aside from Carter, who she respects a bit too much.
So her lazy drawl comes on over the communications network, appropriately in ancient Norse because...why not?]
I'm starting to think that you were all talk, darling.
So her lazy drawl comes on over the communications network, appropriately in ancient Norse because...why not?]
I'm starting to think that you were all talk, darling.

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[But, since she apparently wasn't kidding about him paying a visit:]
I take it I won't be forced to wait in your kitchen for hours if I drop in?
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[He'll be there in a few minutes, with no other warning, just sitting in her kitchen on a counter as if he lives there. If she's in the kitchen this might come as a shock. If she's not - well, it still might.]
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She grabs her fedora, plopping it on her head at a jaunty angle, and walks down the stairs where she stops short in the doorway to the kitchen.
A striking woman, wearing a three piece suit, tie, and startled expression, she quickly pulls herself together, raising an eyebrow.]
I don't seem to recall that being on the menu.
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[She smiles slowly, taking a few swaggering steps into the room, hands clasped behind her back.]
How ever did you get in?
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[He smirks, making absolutely no attempt to hide his smugness at her surprise.]
Change your mind, didja? If visiting hours are over, I suppose I could be persuaded to come back later.
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[She approaches the counter, giving him an obvious once-over.]
And here I expected you to be wearing armor.
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[He stays put, seemingly unfazed by her approach.
Up here on the counter he's almost as tall as other people!]That gonna be a problem? Hope you didn't have fighting off Saxons on the agenda.
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Although I suppose if you're a god, I ought to show more respect.
[She takes off her hat, holding it over her heart with one hand.]
Does this suffice?
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In the kitchen? A novel concept.
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So - if not crusades, what's the occasion? Want a hand opening a jar? Or were you just bored and missing my fantastic company?
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No, I find this place dreadfully dull thus far. At least you have something of a personality.
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You are most welcome, my dear.
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[She loosens her tie a bit, revealing a flash of a silver chain around her neck.]
You might want to speak to an analyst about that.
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[He grins, still apparently completely casual, though the way he tracks the movement's a little less than detached, if not quite wary.]
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Suppose I wanted to buy you. How much would you cost?
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[She ripples her fingers, showing off eight bejeweled rings that only a pirate could wear.]
...I'm afraid I don't have much to offer.
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