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Nothing Ever Changes, Does it? [Open]
Sun Jan 20, 2019 5:37 pm
How long was it going to take for the days to stop blurring into nights, for the people around him to stop feeling so goddamned predictable? Every party in the city of lights was the same, these days: People would always ask the same ten or fifteen questions, sometimes two or three times in a row, before he could finally get the point across to them. Some days he wondered if just reaching down with one of his hands and snapping the neck of some whimpering little shit would finally get people to look up and pay attention. Break some portion of the haze that had settled over their minds, trapping them in these tedious routines.
Instead, he simply stood in front of another person, glassy-eyed, his smile fragmenting at the sides as he tried to explain for the tenth time in four minutes that -yes- he technically ate souls, but that souls were a metaphysical abstract that could be sublimated with countless other short-term fixes, and swapping through them was extremely effective. It just always went back to a few words, in a particular order, that everyone wished to hear. He'd actually considered printing out business cards with the most common questions, just to show people how uninspired their criticisms of his lifestyle were, at this point.
Three hundred days and counting, since he'd actually bothered trying to contact the outside world. It really gave him a sense of perspective when he thought of just how -busy- the year leading up to this peace was...and how boring the time before then had been. And yet, somehow, these three hundred days were competing extremely strongly with the hundreds of years before then for the most painfully uneventful he'd experienced.
Instead, he simply stood in front of another person, glassy-eyed, his smile fragmenting at the sides as he tried to explain for the tenth time in four minutes that -yes- he technically ate souls, but that souls were a metaphysical abstract that could be sublimated with countless other short-term fixes, and swapping through them was extremely effective. It just always went back to a few words, in a particular order, that everyone wished to hear. He'd actually considered printing out business cards with the most common questions, just to show people how uninspired their criticisms of his lifestyle were, at this point.
Three hundred days and counting, since he'd actually bothered trying to contact the outside world. It really gave him a sense of perspective when he thought of just how -busy- the year leading up to this peace was...and how boring the time before then had been. And yet, somehow, these three hundred days were competing extremely strongly with the hundreds of years before then for the most painfully uneventful he'd experienced.
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Re: Nothing Ever Changes, Does it? [Open]
Mon Jan 21, 2019 12:44 pm
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Vegas was a fun place... Kind of!
Calypso decided to go sight seeing out in what was known so lovingly as 'Sin City'. Well, she couldn't say the nickname was incorrect, from her casual research it seems there's a lot of things going on, like gambling or shops. To a younger Cali this would be skin-crawlingly horrifying, but to her, sounded like a good time. Apparently the 'best' time to be out was at night, and thus did Cali do.
Thankfully not performing a shoddy job at getting there safely, she walked out from behind a pole, and was immediately confronted with a swarm of people, like a nest full of either disgruntled, drunk, or ready to party bees. Except these bees were people, or some race she couldn't pick up on, too many entities around at once. She smiled as she was able to walk through the crowd with relative peace. Sure, her mind was buzzing with many analyses of people's emotions, but that was far easier to manage than being bombarded and forced to feel them, she felt a warm thanks to that wolf woman as she went about her night.
She went around, got some candy, maybe cheated a kiddy prize machine she found in an arcade for a cute Dalmation dog doll that caught her eye (maybe even a small game console from one of the more desperate machines she discreetly tucked away). I mean, it wasn't like anyone else was gonna get it, and that these machines werent cash grabs. It was just good fun and she wouldn't be caught! Probably only soothed her guilty thoughts more that some idiot came by and smashed the screen to steal from the machine a few minutes later, probably drunk or just stupid and saw her doing that as she made a hasty getaway.
Though as she was going to get ice cream, she sensed disappointment and heard a kid crying, who had dropped a cone with his mother patting his shoulder and saying she couldn't get another one, trying to comfort her kid. She stared quietly for a moment, lamenting her own mother for a moment, though she shook her head, walked over and tapped the woman on the shoulder, producing the game console from her "coat",
"Hey, I think he'd need this more than I do.. Was more of an... Impulse buy, to be honest. I'll get him another cone too."
She smirked as the lady looked at her wide eyed, "W-wait I can't accept-"
"Too late! Yours now!" She shoved it into the lady's arms, going inside and then right back out handing the kid a cone of the flavor he had dropped, and a pat on the head, "There ya go, gotta go bye! Be good to your mommy!"
Anyway, she decided to stop by something she never really tried; some random club that she found appealing, her eyes narrowing at the crowd. Too bad they didn't have teleportation! She then performed the little trick, appearing inside, in which the amount of people made her feel as if she was a packed sardine.
There was a lot of stimulating things present, along with people probably doing and/or offering some hard drugs, which she inched away from as quickly as possible. She sat down to get a drink, or two, or five. Five. Let's just say her second helping of alcohol in her entire life was a bit thirstier than the first; she only really got to have a single cup of wine from her sibling and that didn't feel like nearly enough of a kick.
But uh, this was too much kick, way too much kick. Her dancing got stupid sloppy, not like her skills were very good in the first place. Definitely felt fun, even if she felt like she blacked out for a bit.
Next she knew she was leaning against a door, out of the noise, hearing it blaring behind her, the girl panting softly, "Ooohh shit..." She mumbled, rubbing her head, "..Fuck how much did I down again.. Heh."
She tried to take some steps, but instead of really walking she fell over instead, "...Oooh shit why is the world sideways... Ow.. Oowwowow.. Where the fuck am I anyway?!"
Her tone was hardly mad or angry, more like... Aggressively happy and jovial. She even had a weird kinda smile on her face, small bouts of giggling erupting from her throat as she lied on the ground, not looking too hot, "..Ohey carpet nice to see ya again!"
She awkwardly formed tendrils, the blackened formations lazily looking for something to catch in order to pick it's master up, but to no avail did she really leave the ground, more awkwardly swaying her additional limbs until someone said something to her.
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Re: Nothing Ever Changes, Does it? [Open]
Mon Jan 21, 2019 12:56 pm
The Flame Of Hope
Artist: Hammerfall - Song: Hearts On Fire
Las Vegas was a place to attract a woman like Ulv. There was a great deal of negativity in this place, from people losing at slots, people losing at love, and people losing at keeping their life in one piece. Sometimes she liked to top up her funds by using her kinetic sense to abuse the dice or make proposition bets for drunk punters, but only the really rich ones. And Ulv's heart could feel who was rich and who was here for a weekend. But most of the time, she was just here to keep people from reaching the endgame of despair.
And then, while walking along in a stunning amber dress that sparkled in the light, she came across a crashed out Demon talking to her good friend the floor. A crashed out Demon that she knew pretty well. Shaking her head softly, Ulv's heels clicked across the ground as she walked up to the woman.
"Calypso. What have you been up to?" She asked, looming over her with the tone of a stern mother who had just caught their daughter coming home from a party they had snuck out to. But, it was a loving mother even if she was stern, and Calypso's well-being was the most important.
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