[ And right here? Some Not Caring that may not be inspiring or original, but it is performed with feeling as she takes a slow drag from her cigarette. ]
[ She must have somehow mastered the art of somehow making hostility seem inviting without ever meaning to. This is not the first time she's been randomly approached by a strange man who didn't take a hint. ]
[Adam eyes Fay, wary but intensely curious. Nothing normal talks like this, but he can't tell yet if she's just an unusual human, or if there's something supernatural going on here.
You'd think he'd be able to pick them out of a crowd by now –the amount of creatures and half-beasts he deals with each day borders on dangerous- but night dwellers, ghosts, and all other manner of supernatural hoohah have learned from centuries of experience that flying under the radar tends to go work better. Since the 17th century, they've never been harder to spot.]
No, no. That, I think, would be creepy. [A thoughtful beat.] Also, impractical.
[ Eye away, Adam. Not that just looking is going to get you far since her appearance is pretty damn human as long as she doesn't call on her wings, but if you keep up the talking as well something will probably slip. She doesn't like talking about herself much, but she's also not always the best at the whole "being discreet" thing. ]
[ And right here? Some Not Caring that may not be inspiring or original, but it is performed with feeling as she takes a slow drag from her cigarette. ]
[ She must have somehow mastered the art of somehow making hostility seem inviting without ever meaning to. This is not the first time she's been randomly approached by a strange man who didn't take a hint. ]
[Adam eyes Fay, wary but intensely curious. Nothing normal talks like this, but he can't tell yet if she's just an unusual human, or if there's something supernatural going on here.
You'd think he'd be able to pick them out of a crowd by now –the amount of creatures and half-beasts he deals with each day borders on dangerous- but night dwellers, ghosts, and all other manner of supernatural hoohah have learned from centuries of experience that flying under the radar tends to go work better. Since the 17th century, they've never been harder to spot.]
No, no. That, I think, would be creepy. [A thoughtful beat.] Also, impractical.
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Those things kill, you know.
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[ Do you really want to possibly increase your ~pain~ by talking to this woman? ]
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But not by smoke inhalation, I'm guessing.
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No, don't think that would be very satisfying.
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You'd think he'd be able to pick them out of a crowd by now –the amount of creatures and half-beasts he deals with each day borders on dangerous- but night dwellers, ghosts, and all other manner of supernatural hoohah have learned from centuries of experience that flying under the radar tends to go work better. Since the 17th century, they've never been harder to spot.]
No, no. That, I think, would be creepy. [A thoughtful beat.] Also, impractical.
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[ Eye away, Adam. Not that just looking is going to get you far since her appearance is pretty damn human as long as she doesn't call on her wings, but if you keep up the talking as well something will probably slip. She doesn't like talking about herself much, but she's also not always the best at the whole "being discreet" thing. ]
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[Matched by equally inspired teasing]
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Receiving an "awww" automatically reduces my man-points, you know.
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[Stares at her for a moment and then... frowns slightly.]
You're a pixie–– don't you have some instantaneous bad-mood cureall magic on you?
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Ah. I never was sure of exactly how pixie magic worked, I suppose.
[Back to sulking, then.]
What do your kind do, then? Sprinkle something? Use some kind of telepathy?
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Those things kill, you know.
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[ Do you really want to possibly increase your ~pain~ by talking to this woman? ]
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But not by smoke inhalation, I'm guessing.
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No, don't think that would be very satisfying.
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You'd think he'd be able to pick them out of a crowd by now –the amount of creatures and half-beasts he deals with each day borders on dangerous- but night dwellers, ghosts, and all other manner of supernatural hoohah have learned from centuries of experience that flying under the radar tends to go work better. Since the 17th century, they've never been harder to spot.]
No, no. That, I think, would be creepy. [A thoughtful beat.] Also, impractical.
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[Matched by equally inspired teasing]
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Receiving an "awww" automatically reduces my man-points, you know.
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[Stares at her for a moment and then... frowns slightly.]
You're a pixie–– don't you have some instantaneous bad-mood cureall magic on you?
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Ah. I never was sure of exactly how pixie magic worked, I suppose.
[Back to sulking, then.]
What do your kind do, then? Sprinkle something? Use some kind of telepathy?
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