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Follow you forever; Action;
Scenario A, out and about:
[Yin listlessly looks through the cat food, grabbing at random cans. It doesn't matter anymore since the current pet is unable to express which food he prefers. Still, he gets fed. She's graceful enough not to back into anyone else, but her basket might look a little full for a woman of her slim build. She wouldn't be opposed to anyone offering to carry it, or let her go forward in line. Not that she's capable of being appropriately appreciative of that either, though.]
Scenario B, at the Welcome Center:
[Ever available, Yin is at the front desk, staring in front of her. She never reads, or otherwise distracts herself when there's nothing to do. She either organizes and cleans up, or simply stands there. It might weird her co-workers out, or maybe they're just accustomed to it by now. If anyone needs assistance, though, she will respond immediately, giving a calm and soft, "Welcome to the Welcome Center. Do you need assistance?" as soon as someone enters.]
Scenario C, meant for Al and Hei (to stalk), falling in love:
[After grocery shopping, Yin steps out on the sidewalk and stops at once, her gaze falling on a man she has never seen before. But that's all she needs, one moment, and then, without a single comment or other gesture, she quickly pulls back into the shadows and waits for him to pass. This was just so she can fall into step behind and trail him. She has no plan, but she will watch this man, and keep an eye on him, until he either notices her and tells her to stop, or this new desire vanishes.]
[As for the bags, she continues to carry them, even when they get ridiculously heavy. Only when they become too much and drag her down will she leave them in an alleyway.]
[Yin listlessly looks through the cat food, grabbing at random cans. It doesn't matter anymore since the current pet is unable to express which food he prefers. Still, he gets fed. She's graceful enough not to back into anyone else, but her basket might look a little full for a woman of her slim build. She wouldn't be opposed to anyone offering to carry it, or let her go forward in line. Not that she's capable of being appropriately appreciative of that either, though.]
Scenario B, at the Welcome Center:
[Ever available, Yin is at the front desk, staring in front of her. She never reads, or otherwise distracts herself when there's nothing to do. She either organizes and cleans up, or simply stands there. It might weird her co-workers out, or maybe they're just accustomed to it by now. If anyone needs assistance, though, she will respond immediately, giving a calm and soft, "Welcome to the Welcome Center. Do you need assistance?" as soon as someone enters.]
Scenario C, meant for Al and Hei (to stalk), falling in love:
[After grocery shopping, Yin steps out on the sidewalk and stops at once, her gaze falling on a man she has never seen before. But that's all she needs, one moment, and then, without a single comment or other gesture, she quickly pulls back into the shadows and waits for him to pass. This was just so she can fall into step behind and trail him. She has no plan, but she will watch this man, and keep an eye on him, until he either notices her and tells her to stop, or this new desire vanishes.]
[As for the bags, she continues to carry them, even when they get ridiculously heavy. Only when they become too much and drag her down will she leave them in an alleyway.]
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[Pai speaks quietly, still lurking in Cain's cafe, stalking him.]
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Yes?
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She taps her foot impatiently on the floor and browses the network without really seeing any of it. Finally she looks over at Yin.]
What are you doing?
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Waiting.
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[Back to her keyboard. Bored. Bored. Bored. Boooooooooooooooooored.]
Hey Yin. Has anyone creepy been following you today?
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No. [This is likely the point where a normally curious person would inquire if Korra has experienced the same.]
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Do you know if there's a curse today?
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action; sorry for being so late!
action; never any worries!
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C!!!<3
[ Admittedly, a vital portion of his routine is allotted to the activity. But with today's curse, he's in a red-zone. He's familiar with Yin's daily patterns -- grocery-runs, work schedules, time off. She goes through them like clockwork. He's only observed a deviation once, during that mess with Elis Kastinen and the Russian Contractors. But in this case, it's not her observer spirit that's been snatched. She's clearly cursed. And one look at who she's cursed to stalk is enough to trigger a moue of distaste across Hei's face. ]
[ He tails her at a distance, keeping a steady eye on her. The fact that she's so obvious -- and oblivious -- might be amusing, if it weren't so disconcerting. Unlike her, Hei goes for the oblique approach, following her in a circuitous route through the street to avoid anyone noticing him -- Yin, Al, or a nosy bystander. When she shucks her grocieries into an alleyway, he shakes his head. At the entrance of a mall, he glides in close. These areas are natural choke-points, with lots of civilians who unintentionally offer good concealment for ambushers. It's what Hei needs to get Yin's attention without tipping off Al -- especially if he's the watchful type. ]
[ Darting from behind a young couple holding a toddler, a colorful bunch of balloons trailing after them, he grabs Yin's arm. It's not a rough gesture, but it's not particularly friendly either. His voice is flat when he leans in to ask, ]
What are you doing?
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[When she speaks, her voice is quiet as ever.]
Following that man. [She points at Al, just in case Hei didn't realize which one she meant.]
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[ But he wasn't expecting such a literal answer. Then again, that's a fixed facet of Yin. The curse might tug her after Al like a pretty kite on a string. But apart from that, she's the Yin of always. The realization sends a slow relief bubbling through Hei. But nothing about him softens -- not his grip or his gaze. ] It isn't smart to start following people, Yin. [ Not unless you have something practical to gain from it. Spies may skate the fine edge of stalking, but it's a job, not a hobby. ]
[ Lightly but firmly, he tugs Yin's arm. ] Come on. If he sees you, he'll be either uncomfortable or suspicious.
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[ Keeping his fingers curled on Yin's arm, he draws her resolutely forward. His voice is quiet when he asks, ] Has Pai contacted you? [ Because if Pai's hit by the curse, chances are she'll resort to the same obsessive watchfulness Yin employs. (And, frequently, Hei himself). ]
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I know this was ended, but I felt I should wrap it up on Yin's part
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Al tucks the hefty envelope of cash into his coat pocket; contained within is a monthly collection of fees from several businesses in the neighborhood. He stops in a small nook, familiar with it, and lights himself a cigarette as he casually scans the area for any unfamiliar faces in the crowd. ]
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Attempting to get their gaze to connect, he straightens in stance but stays anchored to his side of the street. From afar, he offers a smile and a wink. ]
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[She was casual in her walk, but Yin was definitely aiming straight for Al, now.]
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Afternoon. Want some help with those?
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I'm sorry this is so late! Again...
You're fine!
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That is so adorable! In an over the top way.
He can be a little...excessive.
Excessively cute!
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We can wrap up if you like?