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[Voice & Location: Wandering around / IN UR BAR]
[Methos is still getting his bearings, but all in all, things aren't so bad. For all the inconvenience of being suddenly snatched away from his life into an ant farm run by giant hamsters (and he's quite eager to confirm that for himself, because really?), Methos is actually enjoying his time in Taxon so far. Much of the reason for this has to do with the distinct lack of other Immortals. He's been all over Taxon twice now, walking its streets and riding its trains, and not once has that familiar buzz dodged his steps. After becoming so used to the sort of trouble Duncan MacLeod attracts like a magnet, he's positively giddy at the change of pace.
This doesn't mean everything is flowers and rainbows, though. If Methos is anything, he's paranoid, and it's let him keep his head this long, thank you very much. The woman who'd spoken to him when he'd first shown up had been decidedly unhelpful, but he'd been able to glean a thing or two about his situation by paying an almost obsessive attention to the conversations going on over the tablets.
So while he's not even close to being properly settled in, he has warmed somewhat to the idea of actually talking to people via tablet, since they all seem to be real people and not the empty-headed automatons running around everywhere. Thus, he makes his first broadcast to Taxon at large, asking a Very Important Question:]
So. Where can I find a nice place to sit down and have a beer?
This doesn't mean everything is flowers and rainbows, though. If Methos is anything, he's paranoid, and it's let him keep his head this long, thank you very much. The woman who'd spoken to him when he'd first shown up had been decidedly unhelpful, but he'd been able to glean a thing or two about his situation by paying an almost obsessive attention to the conversations going on over the tablets.
So while he's not even close to being properly settled in, he has warmed somewhat to the idea of actually talking to people via tablet, since they all seem to be real people and not the empty-headed automatons running around everywhere. Thus, he makes his first broadcast to Taxon at large, asking a Very Important Question:]
So. Where can I find a nice place to sit down and have a beer?
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>>Go to
=====hatch_open}
request = (comfy_couch)}
request = (beer)}
>>Go to
=====comfy_couch}
action = sit
}until (fully_satisfied)}
/end
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>>Go to
=====hatch_open}
request = (disco_ball)}
/end
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Not the kind of ambiance I'm looking for, sadly. I'm not wearing enough polyester.
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Polyester or not, I've always found a good disco ball and the right sort of lighting makes everything better.
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Personally, I'm holding out until I can go to a proper pub back in London.
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[location :: behind you]
[location :: dkhgadksjf]
The man who'd just appeared. Behind him. Who claims to be Hermes, and was not there a second before. He takes a few moments to process this, and then lowers his hand from his coat.
"Alright, well. At least this is one step up from believing in the tooth fairy," he mutters, but loudly enough to be heard. Then, louder:
"Hermes it is, then. Adam. Adam Pierson." He isn't sure if a god even shakes hands, or if Hermes expects him to bow or something.
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"That sounds like just what the doctor ordered,"
MethosAdam replies mildly. "Do you have a blanket for this picnic?"[ location :: awesome]
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"Which thing would that be?" While we're on the subject of being vague.
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[location: nearby... later]
It's dark, and Shane is keeping an eye out for anyone walking by, the uncomfortable feeling not going away.
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No one's told him about the vampires yet.
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It probably doesn't help that Shane didn't eat as much as he should have at his last meal, didn't even think about it, and thinking about it now... well, you can guess where that goes. Deciding to cut the walk short, find a hatch and go home, Shane picks up the pace, quickly crosses the street.
That's when he senses somebody nearby.
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No, Shane. Stop it.
When Methos sees him, Shane disappears from sight in an instant, hiding in a shadowy area nearby. This is too much like hunting, he thinks, too familiar. And that's why his hunger is scratching at him, fangs aching to be set free. Please, please, we've waited this long. It's just one person.
He doesn't move, yet, fearing that if he moves at all, it'll be to attack. But the growing temptation of the vampire in him is cutting away at just how much he cares.
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Slowly, he begins walking forward, sword held at the ready, scanning constantly. When he passes a dark corner or an alley, he turns, ready, but each time there's nothing.
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Just the way Levi taught him, Shane inches closer in the dark, the same way meant to give just enough of a hint of a lurking presence to stir the anxiety. Blood tastes the best that way.
Then in a silent flash, Shane advances from behind, fangs bared and eyes shock white with bloodlust. He's going straight for the takedown, straight for the neck.
Welcome to Taxon, Methos. Land of fake stuff and, inevitably, vampires.
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His neck. No, no, no, not his neck...
He's unaware if he cries out, but there's nowhere to swing his sword and it falls to the ground with a clatter. His arms come up to dislodge this person, this-- (that's impossible, there's no such thing as vampires) --but it's like trying to dislodge steel and the pain is excruciating now, burning like fire.
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