Xerxes Break (
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Entry tags:
- alice (pandora hearts),
- allen walker (d. gray-man),
- chrono (chrono crusade),
- chrysos kineas (original),
- elliot nightray (pandora hearts),
- gilbert nightray (pandora hearts),
- kevin cecil (makai ouji),
- lenalee lee (d.gray-man),
- oz vessalius (pandora hearts),
- rosette christopher (chrono crusade),
- xerxes break (pandora hearts)
It seemed like a good idea at the time...
Date & Time: 2698, fin-de-millenium, just prior to the formation of the United Earth
Location: Las Vegas
Characters: Break, Kevin, Gilbert, Oz, Elliot, Alice, Allen, Lenalee, Rosette, Chrono, Chrysos
Summary: Fear and loathing
Warnings: Showgirls and Gilbert weeping.
The statement “Let’s go to Vegas” exists as the multiverse’s quintessential definition of, “well it seemed like a good idea at the time.” Even in this case, it really had, between zombies, insurrection, and the day to day tedium of life on the moon. Besides which, Xerxes Break has a new sentient (sentient-er) weapon, which in a stunning show of good judgement is too dangerous to test on the moonbase, nor in any concentration of people. Las Vegas, set against the backdrop of the vast, desolate Mojave desert, seemed to be a perfect choice.
When our heroes wink into existence, squinting against the early-morning desert sunshine, they’ll find themselves duly welcomed. Come play in the casino. When you feel a bit peckish, indulge in all you can eat. Take your winnings and go shopping; at night, take in a show. And if you’ve done really well gambling, unwind in a ridiculously luxurious suite.
…or is this how you’re spending the night?
Thirty-six hours in Vegas, what could possibly go wrong?
(ooc: feel free to start threads willy-nilly, name your time and place, threadjack and mingle)
Location: Las Vegas
Characters: Break, Kevin, Gilbert, Oz, Elliot, Alice, Allen, Lenalee, Rosette, Chrono, Chrysos
Summary: Fear and loathing
Warnings: Showgirls and Gilbert weeping.
The statement “Let’s go to Vegas” exists as the multiverse’s quintessential definition of, “well it seemed like a good idea at the time.” Even in this case, it really had, between zombies, insurrection, and the day to day tedium of life on the moon. Besides which, Xerxes Break has a new sentient (sentient-er) weapon, which in a stunning show of good judgement is too dangerous to test on the moonbase, nor in any concentration of people. Las Vegas, set against the backdrop of the vast, desolate Mojave desert, seemed to be a perfect choice.
When our heroes wink into existence, squinting against the early-morning desert sunshine, they’ll find themselves duly welcomed. Come play in the casino. When you feel a bit peckish, indulge in all you can eat. Take your winnings and go shopping; at night, take in a show. And if you’ve done really well gambling, unwind in a ridiculously luxurious suite.
…or is this how you’re spending the night?
Thirty-six hours in Vegas, what could possibly go wrong?
(ooc: feel free to start threads willy-nilly, name your time and place, threadjack and mingle)
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Mm. We can go here if you want.
[He scratches his arm through his shirt where the nicotine patch resides. This place has been testing his resolve, but so far he's done his best.]
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he waits patiently, though not without a laugh at that predicament; but see, he's even holding the door open for gil to catch up. in the meantime, a lot of people are taking advantage of this, including a pretty girl whom he might chat with depending on how long gil takes. )
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GIL WHAT DID HE DO WRONG.... )
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Oz? Who was that?
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Lena.
( gil might want to go in through the door before that next group of tourists let themselves in )
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And you know her from...?
[Pretty sure she wasn't in the transporter room with them earlier.]
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It's not important.
( ;~; )
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She rejected you?
[Oz, stop hitting on girls.]
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which is just as well because he has a look about instead, sucks in a quiet breath at how big the place is, enough for a slight echo even with all the crowd inside. the decor is all unfamiliar, though he at least can recognize a bit the hallmarks of a very big modern city by now — or decorations meant to mimic it, anyway. )
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He smiles as he follows after the young man, but resists the urge to pat his head.]
Maybe it's because you were making that face at her.
[Even though he thinks that all of Oz's faces are cute.]
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I wasn't!
( ugh HEADING FOR A RANDOM ESCALATOR )
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Though the escalator presents a new and exciting problem. Moving stairs. This might take a second or two to orientate himself before he's confident enough to step onto it.]
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What is it?
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[Cue shoujo sparkles and a a light dusting of cherry blossoms across this scene--]
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( he pulls on gil's sleeve — or cravat, or jacket-front, whichever comes into reach — and starts dragging. AT THIS RATE THEY WON'T EAT BEFORE TOMORROW )
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[That was supposed to be a serious thought during an equally serious moment! But apparently it will be ruined by Oz's gluttony as Gilbert is dragged along by his sleeve (since lbr Oz is too short to reach anything else) towards wherever the food court happens to be.]
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