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Who: bruce wayne (
beknight) & various others.
What: quest log + misc.
When: throughout feb.
Where: everywhere
Warning(s): none yet, will add if needed.
What: quest log + misc.
When: throughout feb.
Where: everywhere
Warning(s): none yet, will add if needed.

BUCKY.
[ It leads to a small attic, in a high place, abandoned, with a clear view of all approaching sides. It's nearer to evening, so the shadows offer them more cover. Unlike his usual habit of arriving after the other party, Bruce is there first, tucked just beside the window. He's visible, a concession he makes for Bucky. ]
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I thought it might be easier this way.
[For him, anyway.]
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[ He nods briskly, skirts away from the window. ]
Where did you want to start?
[ Some things have to be drawn out, like poison from a wound. Bruce'd manage to be incisive without cruelty, if it was necessary. But he studies Bucky in the poor light, judging what he requires. ]
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At the question, he considers. Tries to decide how best to unravel all of it.]
Did Stark tell you he used to be part of the Avengers with Steve?
[It's safe, but also connects to the idea of where his personal ties come in.]
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ANA.
[ He does warn her, watch him too long and the boy will pick up. Bruce trained him — some other man, in another life — but he recognises his own methodology, and there were predecessors. He knows what to expect. ]
[ But he does invite her back for tea, water already prepared beforehand. Handing her a cup, ]
What do you think?
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She isn't noticed, she sees enough.
She takes the tea from him with a small smile to express her gratitude. ]
Definitely one of yours. He seems so young - he must have been training for a long time.
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[ Lost, abandoned, isolated — orphans, all of them. ]
But it suits him.
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Have you made contact with him?
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let me know if this is okay
And who treated her like she was a fully capable warrior, no less.
So today she's not coming to find him but that's where her feet take her anyway. She's sitting nearby, where she knows he'll pass, and her heart is heavy.]
perfect! ty for posting I would have only managed to write anything up today orz
[ Lucy might feel someone there before she hears footsteps — Bruce is quiet, all things told. His concern is deep on his face. ]
May I sit down?
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Alan.
[She moves over a little, and lets him sit next to her. Exactly who she was looking for, and yet.]
You do not have any place to be?
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[ He drapes his jacket around her carefully, sitting cross-legged. ]
What about you?
[ He's certain she didn't want to be in this dark corner, but if there's an appointment later, somewhere else she absolutely must be, he can start thinking of an excuse. ]
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They'd let themselves into Bruce's home while he was out because he'd done it enough times at their place, now it was their turn. Steve had studied (read: stalked) Bruce's schedule to know when he'd roughly be home, with the food almost ready whenever he decided to grace them with his presence.
(If Bruce decided today all days, he was going to be unpredictably late, then Steve was going to kill him. But Steve also knew he probably had a sneaking suspicion something was going on and would stroll through the door on time.)
The mood of the room was a lot more... romantic than Steve had planned it out to be. Dim lighting and candles lit. Steve wondered what Bruce's reaction would be. ]
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so she is more of a sous chef than the orchestrator, content chopping things when Steve requests her to, and she is the responsible party for a lovely salad that both the boys will probably barely touch.
the mood is a bit romantic, though Steve is unfortunately not with someone that won't tease him about it. ) Did you want me to leave? Third wheels are never a charm. ( Steve had mentioned the dinner accommodations Bruce had sent him, so at this point a lot of romantic dinners were being exchanged. )
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[ Which means, of course, he Knows. There are friendly people who keep watch on his quarters to report anyone coming and going — one of them calls him over to offer a gift for the lovely lady she saw entering. Diana is known to the people on this street, they have nothing but affection for her. ]
[ Bruce strolls through the door exactly on time, smug as anything. ]
No, not without dessert. [ He holds up the bag he has with him, recently purchased. His expression softens briefly before turning critical, taking in the entire mood. ] Princess. [ a beat. ] Captain.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I was being ambushed.
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Bruce. [ Resting his hands against the top a chair at the dinner table, Steve smiles at him from across the room. ] I think you actually have to be surprised to be ambushed. [ The only thing Bruce seems surprised by is the atmosphere of the room.
He put Diana in charge of setting the table earlier... and suddenly Steve notices there's one placemat, set of cutlery and wine glass missing. He shakes his head at her with a fond smile. ] Diana. Three settings, remember? [ He sees what she's trying to do here and he's having one of it. ]
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JUSTICE.
[ Taking a night off still feels strange — he gets around it by doing some parkour, followed by a shower, then some reading in bed in the early hours of the morning. It's quite the last time he expects to see Justice, but as always, it never seems to perturb him. ]
Making yourself comfortable?
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Yes. [Justice's answer is simple and honest as always. 'Alan' is in bed, and it doesn't occur to Justice how mortals may find it awkward for someone to visit them while in bed. Justice sits on the edge of the bed, fingering the edge of the duvet to find the memories that linger on it almost on instinct.]
I wished to visit. I was already in the area diffusing some conflicts before they became conflicts.
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[ But he's better at making friends. ]
Then, by all means. Mi casa es su casa.
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feel free to drop if too crusty
CLARKE | safe haven.
[ Standing at the Temple gates, ]
I'd like the purple.
[ If it malfunctions — well, he's a quiet man, it would only augment his natural talents, not undermine him. The other reeks too much of unknown magic. ]
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she has the crystals in her hand and though she knows what they do from the explanation they were provided with, she still feels a bit uncertain given the magic behind it since it's still so foreign to her] Why not the other one?
[what if she wanted the purple one? but seriously though she is just curious about his preference for one over the other like if there was something wrong with the peach crystal or something]
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[ With a wry smile — a man of his size doesn't look like he could be very stealthy at all. ]
In all honesty, I prefer not to rely on these.
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jim kirk | to kill a mockingbird.
[ A few pointed questions lead him to the market square. Or rather — a few blocks away, there's a momentary lapse when he thinks it might be Steve on the opposite side of the road, no, it's just the other guy. ]
[ This is getting annoying quickly. He offers a brief nod of acknowledgement but keeps heading on his path, no time for pleasantries, certainly no time to indulge whatever conversation is following him when he senses he hasn't seen the last of Kirk today. ]
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Alas. Jim ends up alongside of him, through no ninja training but experience in navigating crowded bars and alien streets. ]
Hey, Birdman.
[ Easy as can be. ] You've got the look of someone set to tasks.
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Weren't you going somewhere?
[ He has a type too, we're not letting him live. ]
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