Caritas- Monday

[throughaphase]

Kitty had never been angrier in her whole life, and she'd started a lot of fights in her life! But this time they'd messsed with her kid and do it was entirely possible she would try to murder whoever caused it this week!

But for now, she looked like a happy little plastic Kitty in her bar, which looked more like a kitchen-type play house, with cabinets were you could pull out teacups and pieces of plastic snack food.

The fact that Tino was a finger puppet? Not gonna touch that right now. Or ever.

But since she knew of at least one other person who thought this was weird, she'd set up a tea party in the back room, along with a "NO SQUIRRELS CLUB" sign to discourage spying.


[I've decided to offer up Caritas as a meeting place for anyone who might want to find people who broke off the brainwashing, and in case anyone wants a safe place to plot.

Open!]

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Re: Back room- NFB

[uncertain_dume]

"I have no idea if the zombie things were sapient or not," Kanan admitted. "There were actual human people in Rapture, though. Even if they were mostly out of their minds."

He sighed, which was an interesting trick for a man who was a solid chunk of plastic clear through, and shook his head.

"Hell, I don't know. Dark anything isn't really my strongest point."

Re: Back room- NFB

[heartinabox]

"Hmm." Regina shook her head. "You're mostly better off that way. Dark magic has a tendency to devour you inside and out."

Re: Back room- NFB

[uncertain_dume]

"That's more or less what I was taught growing up," Kanan mused. "Not magic, strictly, though I suppose what I grew up with could be interpreted that way."

It was magic, Kanan. Fancypants space magic.

Re: Back room- NFB

[heartinabox]

"Lucky you," Regina murmured. She'd been raised by a woman who believed in using everything possible to your advantage, no matter what effect it might have you on your heart and soul.

Regina had eventually forgiven Cora, but it had taken a long, long time.

"The rules of magic where I'm from tend to extend to the various . . . wilder sciences as well. I'm not surprised that there's at least a bit of crossover, philosophically."

Re: Back room- NFB

[uncertain_dume]

"Luck's subjective," Kanan replied, shrugging.

It was hard to feel lucky, all things considered, though he couldn't deny that his upbringing had been good for steering him away from the dark, at the very least.

"Still, it's good to see that some of the familiar holds true across realities." He leaned his head back a little, mulling that over. "Makes me wonder what carried over, here. Not everything."

Re: Back room- NFB

[heartinabox]

"Really? I haven't seen anything too out there, yet." Said the talking doll lady with button eyes. "Admittedly, my normal involves a vast network of storybook lands across a range of genres, but still."

Re: Back room- NFB

[uncertain_dume]

"I'd say the executioner's setup in the middle of Hera's property would have to count as pretty out there," Kanan sighed. "I help her with maintenance of that place, I promise that wasn't there before."

He didn't like it. Didn't trust it.

"But beyond that, it's playing at least some havoc on powers. I just haven't had a chance to really see how far that goes."