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September Catch-All [OPEN]
Who: Number 6 & YOU
What: Trying out the new fencing gear he got, drawing portraits, casino daydreaming, trying to steal jewelry & more!
When: September 1st for fencing, thru the month for other prompts
Where: All over the ship, see individual prompts
Warnings Potential for violence, alcohol/smoking, will warn for more as necessary
Challenge him to a friendly duel
When the notification comes that he has a package waiting in Sundries, he has no earthly idea what to expect. But, he must say, once he's torn the nautical paper off to find a fencing practice kit inside, he is rather pleased. Well, with one exception. The Epee he's been provided is neither blunted nor is it tipped with plastic the way it should be for safety. It very much seems to be a live and dangerous blade. Admittedly, he's not too sorry to have a functional weapon given the characters around here, but it means he'll have to be especially careful when practicing with it.
He's up on the sports deck making use of one of the empty tennis courts as his makeshift practice arena. In the absence of a tip protector, he's wrapped some gauze and medical tape from the infirmary around the sharp tip in an effort to achieve close to the same effect. That way, when he stabs the wall at the back of the court, it leaves slightly less of a divot.
He puts himself through some familiar drills, re-familiarizing himself with his technique and generally working to improve his stance and remember his form. It's clear just from looking that he's had some experience with this. If only he had a proper partner to fence, alas.
Have your portrait drawn
He doesn't tend to flaunt it often, but Number 6 actually does have a bit of talent for the arts. Perhaps he's not the most creative of minds, but he's rather good at capturing likenesses in portraiture. So, on various days and in various places throughout the ship, such as the dining hall, the sports deck, the library, and even in some of the pubs and bars (or anywhere, your choice), he will sit himself down quietly in the corner with a pad of paper over his knee and a pencil in hand. Anyone who catches his interest may become the new subject of his drawing. For the most part, they are flattering renditions. He doesn't mind if someone wants to observe, he'll simply nod to them and keep scratching with his pencil until he's satisfied.
Once he completes his drawing, he'll approach his subject and hold out the sketch to ask, "Excuse me, I wondered if you might like this?"
Lost in the game
With a cigarette in hand and whiskey in front of him, he sits at one of the blackjack tables idly playing against an invisible dealer. It's hard to tell if he's enjoying himself. He's got a far-off look on his face as he idly scratches the table to request another "hit." Win or lose, he doesn't seem to have much of a reaction. His mind is obviously elsewhere. He's so zoned out, in fact, that on this rare occasion even someone who isn't particularly stealthy might be able to sneak up behind him unawares.
Jewelry shopping
Right. The time has come to investigate that jewelry store. Why is it that no one is allowed to take anything? Of all the places on this ship, why there? He can be found bending over the displays, scrutinizing the various pieces through the glass. There doesn't appear to be any way to get at them. Not any way that doesn't involve a bit of violence, that is. So be it.
He goes, briefly, to the nearest bar and brings back with him one of the bar stools. Raising it over his head, he prepares to bring it down on one of the cases. Little does he know, that won't be enough to shatter it no matter how many times he bashes the glass.
But, he has to try.
Wildcard!
Hit me up with anything! Feel free to plot with me over on plurk
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What: Trying out the new fencing gear he got, drawing portraits, casino daydreaming, trying to steal jewelry & more!
When: September 1st for fencing, thru the month for other prompts
Where: All over the ship, see individual prompts
Warnings Potential for violence, alcohol/smoking, will warn for more as necessary
Challenge him to a friendly duel
When the notification comes that he has a package waiting in Sundries, he has no earthly idea what to expect. But, he must say, once he's torn the nautical paper off to find a fencing practice kit inside, he is rather pleased. Well, with one exception. The Epee he's been provided is neither blunted nor is it tipped with plastic the way it should be for safety. It very much seems to be a live and dangerous blade. Admittedly, he's not too sorry to have a functional weapon given the characters around here, but it means he'll have to be especially careful when practicing with it.
He's up on the sports deck making use of one of the empty tennis courts as his makeshift practice arena. In the absence of a tip protector, he's wrapped some gauze and medical tape from the infirmary around the sharp tip in an effort to achieve close to the same effect. That way, when he stabs the wall at the back of the court, it leaves slightly less of a divot.
He puts himself through some familiar drills, re-familiarizing himself with his technique and generally working to improve his stance and remember his form. It's clear just from looking that he's had some experience with this. If only he had a proper partner to fence, alas.
Have your portrait drawn
He doesn't tend to flaunt it often, but Number 6 actually does have a bit of talent for the arts. Perhaps he's not the most creative of minds, but he's rather good at capturing likenesses in portraiture. So, on various days and in various places throughout the ship, such as the dining hall, the sports deck, the library, and even in some of the pubs and bars (or anywhere, your choice), he will sit himself down quietly in the corner with a pad of paper over his knee and a pencil in hand. Anyone who catches his interest may become the new subject of his drawing. For the most part, they are flattering renditions. He doesn't mind if someone wants to observe, he'll simply nod to them and keep scratching with his pencil until he's satisfied.
Once he completes his drawing, he'll approach his subject and hold out the sketch to ask, "Excuse me, I wondered if you might like this?"
Lost in the game
With a cigarette in hand and whiskey in front of him, he sits at one of the blackjack tables idly playing against an invisible dealer. It's hard to tell if he's enjoying himself. He's got a far-off look on his face as he idly scratches the table to request another "hit." Win or lose, he doesn't seem to have much of a reaction. His mind is obviously elsewhere. He's so zoned out, in fact, that on this rare occasion even someone who isn't particularly stealthy might be able to sneak up behind him unawares.
Jewelry shopping
Right. The time has come to investigate that jewelry store. Why is it that no one is allowed to take anything? Of all the places on this ship, why there? He can be found bending over the displays, scrutinizing the various pieces through the glass. There doesn't appear to be any way to get at them. Not any way that doesn't involve a bit of violence, that is. So be it.
He goes, briefly, to the nearest bar and brings back with him one of the bar stools. Raising it over his head, he prepares to bring it down on one of the cases. Little does he know, that won't be enough to shatter it no matter how many times he bashes the glass.
But, he has to try.
Wildcard!
Hit me up with anything! Feel free to plot with me over on plurk
Challenge him to a friendly duel
"Oh, it's you," she says, already sounding disappointed, making her way over to the other side of the deck for her own drills, "I didn't realise you fenced."
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"Oh yes. I qualified for the Olympics, in fact." He swishes his sword up in a salute, then down. And that done, he takes off his mask so he can speak with her more directly.
"I'm pleased to see you looking well. All healed up I take it?"
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"You know people only say they qualified if they didn't go and win anything, ehn?" delivered as flat as she can, in part to hide her jealousy.
"No I'm bleeding out right now, I thought I'd just go train and make it worse," she shrugs as she dips into some lunges, "Do you want a bout while we're both here?"
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jewelry.
come to think of it, the last time she was in here was when she shot jenny. boy, that certainly was a long time ago. back when she literally pointed her gun at every thing that moved or pissed her off at the slightest. man, she had really grown since then. when was the last time she just randomly drew her gun at people? jinx really can't remember.
anyhow, while six is doing this thing -- jinx will take a seat on the floor at the door way, cross legged to watch in amusement.)
Re: jewelry.
You aren't who I was expecting to show up.
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(with a smile, she grants him a nonchalant shrug.)
'Sides, I couldn't break in those suckers when I tried. So hey, maybe you're able to do somethin' that I can't. I came to watch.
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okay if we FTB on the actual game playing part?
definitely! i like this very much (i have a mountain of tags rn lol..... :sweats:)
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"What do you want them for, anyway?"
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"We can't all pass through solid objects, can we?"
His tone and expression both soften a bit now that he's gotten a better look at her. Has she not been sleeping?
"I don't really want them. I want to see what will happen if I try to take them. never mind that, are you feeling all right?"
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"Ah, even these are off limits to me," Ava responds, demonstrates by bumping an otherwise intangible hand against the case.
She's uncertain how to answer, turning her face away as if hiding behind her hair might make it less obvious. As if he hasn't already picked up on her mood. She sighs. "No. But there's not much that can be done about it."
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it says a lot that i have an icon just for tea
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Portrait!
"Really?" When she sees it her eyes widen. "Oh that's...no one's drawn me before." That she knows of, anyway. "This is..." She doesn't know what to say because it feels so odd to compliment herself, but. "It's beautiful, thank you." She looks up at him.
"And I'd love to keep it, thank you."
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The picture is hers, happily handed over. It warms him to see her favorable reaction. With what she had told him of herself on that first meeting, he's glad to give her a reason to smile.
"You are very welcome. Have you settled in all right?"
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"Been around a bit now, I've met other people. Don't have a horrible roommate, so that's good. And someone I didn't think I'd ever see again is here now." She can't help the small smile that curves her lips upward.
"Did you make it through that last..." she waves her free hand vaguely. "...event alright?"
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jewelry
[ Hiyori steps around the case with his hands clasped behind his back. He'll be polite enough to wait for the other to make his attempt at least, not out of any malice but a simple curiosity to see if it'll work. Wouldn't it be wonderful if some anomaly caused the protection about it to fall?
He's never one to discourage such efforts. These little puzzles are meant to be solve. ]
I don't believe anyone's been able to find the right way to remove them as of yet... I wonder if we could simply take the whole case, then? You'd need a fair bit of upper body strength, but carving it out is always an option.
[ It might be entertaining if they could. It might be thrown into the ocean, or perhaps whatever excursion they're forced to endure next. ]
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I didn't expect this to work, but one has to try.
[He finally turns to give his full attention to this newcomer.]
I don't believe we've met before. Who are you?
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[ Well, it's a bit more complicated than that, but in this case it's better to be proactive. If one finds something to not work, then they can move onto the next, or it might spur some stroke of inspiration. ]
Ah, please forgive my rudeness. Sou Hiyori, it's a pleasure to meet you, Mr...?
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so sorry, i lost the notiff on this one!
hate when that happens!
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cw: suicide ideation
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But what the ringing slot machines and green felt tables do offer her is a hiding spot. It's not somewhere many of her close acquaintances visit, and there's a corner at the far end of the gambling hall she's secreted herself in to trace magic sigils a few times before. That's where she's heading this day, a notebook, pen, gauze, and knife on her person. A figure at a table isn't necessarily a distraction — adults filter in and out of this place regularly enough — but drawing closer, this one proves to be one she recognizes. And who falls in the category of 'attempted to stop me doing something stupid', which puts a pause on her intent to practice blood magic some thirty feet away from his table right now.
Instead of turning on her heel and leaving before noticed however, Clarke instead creeps closer. Enough to watch a hand or two over Number 6's shoulder — long enough to watch him get to 19 with that last hit — before slipping into field of view. She won't sit at the table proper, but puts both hands on the back of the chair next to him and offers some (unnecessary) commentary.
"You're going to bust."
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"I hardly think you're the one to tell me not to gamble dangerously."
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Clarke's eyebrows hike up at least an inch, a kneejerk flicker of surprise quickly giving way to utterly un-surprised resignation. Yeah, okay, that was fair. But still.
"Are the lives of fifty people potentially weighing on the outcome of this hand?"
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Wildcard - Watching Number 6 Fence. Maybe they could spar?
The fencing thing? Did not see that coming.
He wasn't hiding. He honestly hadn't even expected to see Smith out here, much less with an epee in his hand. It somewhat reminded him of Dos though the Spaniard's weapon of choice was using his cane as both an epee and a rapier.
yeah, they could spar!
That means, when he spots his roommate out on the deck, it's another pleasant surprise. He finishes his round of practice drills, salutes his non-existent battle-mate, and then pulls the mask off over his head so he can approach Six and speak.
"Any tips on my technique?"
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"Honestly, nothing you'd likely find useful. I work primarily with swords, but none like yours. The most I know about fencing is from watching Dos practice and occasionally sparring against him."
Usually losing in that latter part. Dos wasn't ranked second for nothing.
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"H-hey, you were just...watching this whole time? Creep." Yeah, he's getting the glare of Teen Judgement here.
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"Well, I can hardly draw an accurate portrait with my eyes closed, can I? If you don't want it, I suppose I can simply keep it for myself." Wouldn't that be even creepier?
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good place to end?
perfect!
Portrait-adjacent
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"You could join me here personally, you know? You don't have to stay away."
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