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Richie "Bitch Baby Tears" Tozier ([personal profile] summertimeblues) wrote in [community profile] nysalogs2018-02-14 09:33 pm

Why do fools fall in love? (Closed)

Who: Richie Tozier ([personal profile] summertimeblues), Dorian Pavus ([personal profile] flashystyle), Sandra the Unseeing ([personal profile] tutorb), potentially other losers
What: Quest Log + Catch All
When: February
Where: Olympia mostly
Warning(s): language, perhaps violence/ref to violence. try not to fall in love with him, i understand it's very difficult





Starters in the comments

song is mostly because of v-day no one is getting dokis let's be real
tutorb: (Lost in thought)

ah the richie tozier special

[personal profile] tutorb 2018-02-25 06:25 pm (UTC)(link)
I had assumed we would all prefer this to be an overzealous fantasy.

[ Baseless accusations on Voss' part, nothing but a strange fetish on Lenches'. No harm befalling the innocent. If only that was ever the case. They approach the bed, Richie's favorite uses for the underside of a mattress falling somewhere between the money and knives she'd kept in hers (once upon a time) on the sliding scale of virtue, though perhaps the both of them hope to find nothing else here to compare on it. ]

[ No such luck from the sound of things. ]

[ There's no verbal response from over Richie's shoulder, but the recoil is palpable, calm but firm. She has, in kind, seen her fair share of bloodshed through her years with the Sisters, though entrails were a relative rarity when jobs were executed properly. Kills were efficient, snapped necks or poison or cuts to the arteries, gut-spilling blows generally reserved for fights gone awry. And from the thought of things, the man seems to agree on at least that part. ]

Generally speaking, a man's innards being exposed is a fair indicator that he is a dead one... [ Her knowledge of surgery is primitive at best, reserved for amputations and small excisions. Splitting stomachs is no medical procedure, at least no sane, undesperate one, it is one of the wilder forms of torture. ] Even if it is not so, no, under the bed is not exactly a place for professional records... What is it he sees fit to keep in his desk, then?

[ The discrepancy will probably be a predictable one at this rate, but discrepancies prove points. ]
tutorb: (Reliving the past)

#blessed ;-;

[personal profile] tutorb 2018-03-03 09:59 pm (UTC)(link)
I will take your word for it that things have improved in the last millennia.

[ Even if they had in her world, in the Commonwealth, things definitely had not in the Downside, though its perils were far greater. She has no expertise in the matter of slicing without the intent to bleed a man out, and neither does he. At his suggestion, she groans, less the lewdness and more the recurring theme it seems to be in her life. (JJ.) Not to mention the man should have better sense than that. He knows what a mattress is for. ]

[ As for the anniversary note, that seems more of a note to be kept in a planner than in a secret box under the bed. If the box is meant for a collection of love letters, the romance sounds sorely lacking... Worth noting all the same though. As Richie crunches back up to his feet, Sandra has to scoff. ]

You really are that brittle, are you? I suppose we were not anticipating the second story window, but you have a point. We ought to limber you up before taking you on any of these little sneaking ventures. [ She's been slacking in her training, used to consorting with everyone already fit to partake in the Rites. There were no cushy desk jobs in the Downside. ] I will be sure to have plenty for you to warm up with, next time.

[ As for his nonsense plug, all she gets out of it is, ] What, more scalpels? [ This is just the bedroom. Does he conduct his business here of all places? But from the sound of things, the knives seem to be most of what belongs to Lenches here. She takes the verbal report without interruption, though she will have to take his word for it where he isn't reading word for word—they haven't the time for that—his end assumption, she will also have to take his word for. He is, at least, very good with words, and it makes for an easy word to take. ]

I do not think I would keep any particularly sensitive documents in the house of a man who keeps potentially incriminating evidence tucked away with his love notes beneath his bed. Not if I had a far more guarded house of my own.

[ Which, according to Voss, she explicitly has. Anyone that racks up any amount of time forging documents without being caught would be playing her cards close to her chest, no matter how much time she might spend in another's home... But at the same time, extra security in itself isn't evidence that she is hiding anything there, either. If there were a way to simply encourage some further investigation on the woman, fine, but to enter some false property to be used against her into the equation, when there is nothing to go on... ]

[ She's quiet, over his shoulder, for a moment longer. ]

So, if there is nothing to suggest her guilt here in this house, other than a gut feeling and the fact that she cavorts with such an unpleasant gentleman, I would, personally, suggest the Overseer make his investigations a bit more direct. [ Pay a little more coin. A man like Voss has to have connections. There is not a house that cannot be slipped into by someone. Perhaps not by Richie, but someone. If only she had a body... Or eyes... Or fluent literacy... ] We have only been in one room of the house, though. Perhaps she keeps more of her things in other places. Some dear correspondences concluded in good riddance, peasants.