Sparkle (
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fandomtownies2018-10-07 02:26 pm
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Demon Marcus, Sunday
Last weekend, Sparkle had been more than a little irritated about the island's visitors.
This weekend, Sparkle was mostly just thankful that there weren't visitors to be had, for him.
He was celebrating that fact by showing up to work and parking his ass at the counter, pulling up Furnado's website, and passing the time by contemplating rescue animals. Maybe a friendly old cat for the shop or something...
He wouldn't. He was too all over the place and it wasn't as though they had enough staff to properly take care of anything more complicated than a fish. But it was nice to look anyway. Kept him from worrying too much about other people who were going to get this, and then nothing more until the next time the island decided to be an asshole.
Before the end of the day he'd start going through the shipment of Halloween costume bits that had come in, because he was still bent on not letting anything ruin Halloween for him. But for the time being? Cats.
[OOC: Open!]
This weekend, Sparkle was mostly just thankful that there weren't visitors to be had, for him.
He was celebrating that fact by showing up to work and parking his ass at the counter, pulling up Furnado's website, and passing the time by contemplating rescue animals. Maybe a friendly old cat for the shop or something...
He wouldn't. He was too all over the place and it wasn't as though they had enough staff to properly take care of anything more complicated than a fish. But it was nice to look anyway. Kept him from worrying too much about other people who were going to get this, and then nothing more until the next time the island decided to be an asshole.
Before the end of the day he'd start going through the shipment of Halloween costume bits that had come in, because he was still bent on not letting anything ruin Halloween for him. But for the time being? Cats.
[OOC: Open!]

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Eva's voice was the first thing to drift in through the door. She soon followed, a statuesque redheaded woman who seemed to exude a curious calm, as if her very presence made the flowers grow and the birds sing.
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A friend he hadn't talked to in a while, but still.
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He slipped around the counter and made his way across the room to say hi, nodding, politely even, to the strangely soothing woman that was here as well before pausing to size Dante up.
"Jeeze, it's been a while, huh?"
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He gestured to the woman, the grin dimming into a genuine smile. "Meet my mom." Beat. "Eva."
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"I'm Sparkle." He managed to even swallow back that usually challenging 'no, really' that tended to live at the end of his name, here. "It's a pleasure."
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"Probably young for a lot of things, but Fandom doesn't care about things like age most of the time anyway," he replied. "I came by the place honestly, either way."
... By breaking in to sleep here one time and then just kind of continuing to come back, since it wasn't like anyone else was.
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She smiled at Sparkle as she dropped his hand. "Did you attend the school at some point?"
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"Graduating class of 2015," he confirmed, grinning a little. Even if that was still super weird to say. It just got weirder every year that went by after that, too. "I think I was out of the school just as Dante was showing up for it. Pretty sure we met..." He paused and looked around the shop. "Here. Here? Probably right here."
They had definitely spent a lot of time hanging out together here after they'd met, anyway.
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So her reason for entering Demon Marcus wasn't to buy something but to ask for directions. She had been unable to find One Esk, and she suspected it was hiding.
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He tilted his head a little, wondering if she was another lost soul in the literal sense, or simply in the 'new to the island' one, and ventured, "Hi, welcome to Demon Marcus. Can I help you with anything?"
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She didn't know which of the segments had been able to escape the explosions.
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Yes. Yes he was putting a slight emphasis on that 'she.' Ship or not, Breq was no it.
He bit his lip for a few moments.
"If she doesn't want to be found, I hope you'll understand I can't just tell you who she is or where to find her," he said, carefully. "I could send her a message, though. Let her decide for herself."
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She smiled again, hoping this person would understand the reluctance One Esk might feel.
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Guilty. This was one of those weekends, of course this woman in front of him was dead.
"I'll send her a message," he said softly as he pulled out his phone. "It's up to her from there."
A moment taken to tap out a message:
There's somebody at Demon Marcus looking for you. Radchaai. Her name is Lieutenant Awn Elming. Should I keep her here for you, or tell her no?
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I killed her.
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She isn't angry. She understands you might be reluctant to see her right now.
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"Is that a communication device? Are you getting a reply?"
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And he wasn't going to pressure her into it, if she couldn't.
He hesitated for a moment, and then offered, "Would you like some tea, while we wait?"
He still had plenty after his snit with Seivarden, after all. And most of it hadn't even had hands in it.
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