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[OPEN LOG]
Characters: Vriska Serket and YOU
Location: Around Death City
Rating: PG to start, could turn violent depending on who's involved.
Time: January 27th, all day.
Description: A certain cerulean has been looking for information, instead she finds you.
[Thusfar, Vriska hadn't found reason to concern herself with this supposed war despite the promise of a face or two to cave in. However, the more she thought about it, the more she realized just how boring Death City was in comparison to what she had been doing back in the Veil. Sure, she could still troll a good majority of her 'friends', but it wasn't quite the same.
Maybe it was because she was dead. Maybe it was something else entirely. Whatever it was, it sure was annoying.
Thusfar, she hadn't found too many interesting folk, aside from one who had really caught her eye. It was because of Kerrigan's earlier post that she found herself out and about today, tempted by the scent of both adventure and possible leverage against an otherwise unshakable opponent.
She's not really paying attention to where she's going anymore. Vriska has taken to busying herself with rolling a pebble between her fingers to fill the absent void where her dicekind once sat.]
Location: Around Death City
Rating: PG to start, could turn violent depending on who's involved.
Time: January 27th, all day.
Description: A certain cerulean has been looking for information, instead she finds you.
[Thusfar, Vriska hadn't found reason to concern herself with this supposed war despite the promise of a face or two to cave in. However, the more she thought about it, the more she realized just how boring Death City was in comparison to what she had been doing back in the Veil. Sure, she could still troll a good majority of her 'friends', but it wasn't quite the same.
Maybe it was because she was dead. Maybe it was something else entirely. Whatever it was, it sure was annoying.
Thusfar, she hadn't found too many interesting folk, aside from one who had really caught her eye. It was because of Kerrigan's earlier post that she found herself out and about today, tempted by the scent of both adventure and possible leverage against an otherwise unshakable opponent.
She's not really paying attention to where she's going anymore. Vriska has taken to busying herself with rolling a pebble between her fingers to fill the absent void where her dicekind once sat.]
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[She seems pretty firm on that point, but its covered up with the same haughty smirk she had on earlier.]
Maaaaaaaaybe. What're you offering?
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[If Sollux is Mello's moodiness and attitude, this girl is Mello's stubbornness and hidden past.]
You up for dinner somewhere? Least I can do since I nearly knocked you over.
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[She tosses her hair again as she turns around and flutters her wings for emphasis.]
Yeah alright. Ain't like I got anything else to do.
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[Being overconfident has always been an issue of his, especially when it comes to people the thinks he can read. He's going to continue to believe it until Vriska manages to prove him wrong.]
So then name the place and I'll buy.
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[Its a challenge, plan and simple, judging by the confident and lazy-eyed stare she gives him.]
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[And Matt meets that stare with a casually amused smile. She really kind of is an amusing kid.]
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[The smirk stretches sarcastically before she perks up again. She could get used to this kid, maybe.]
I'll give you a hint, because I'm soooooooo generous. As long as it ain't anything like that...god what was it--that Pastery place? I probably won't complain.
[She makes a face just thinking about it. Sweet stuff just wasn't her thing. Maybe it was a lifetime of feeding other trolls to her mother.]
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[Doesn't like sweets, but maybe something a bit bitter. Never hurts to ask. If only for his own personal amusement.]
What do you think of chocolate?
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[Its a form of approval. But at the mention of chocolate, she sticks her tongue out in a mixture of thought and disgust.]
Its alright.
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Yeah, I agree with you there. Never really been a big fan of it myself. Come on, it's this way. I left my bike behind so I hope you're fine with walking. Don't think it's too far anyways.
[He gives a shrug of his shoulders and a gesture as he turns to walk off, clearly meaning for her to follow.]
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[She shakes her head at Matt and skips a bit to fall into stride with him, stuffing her hands into her pockets.]
So what...you been here a while?