Ruby Flint (
glamorsongstress) wrote in
poly_chromatic2014-02-02 04:09 pm
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001 ❖ Video/Action
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[In the late hours of the afternoon, a large, well groomed dog can be seen padding around the City. It looks completely at home wandering among the streets. Occasionally it will stop on a street corner, watching the crowd, almost as if it's waiting for something, or someone.
When evening comes, the dog will be sat outside Lucky's, barking excitedly at everyone that comes by, wagging its tail.]
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[When Ruby finally does return to her own form, she finds that she has the same communicator as she had during her previous stay in the City. She smiles brightly as she waves at the camera.]
It figures that I'd get hit with a curse the moment I set foot back in this place. I guess some things never change.
...Although, there is a lot that's changing about this place. For instance, I heard talk that someone's trying to build a door out of here? And I've not been back two minutes, either.
[She sounds disappointed. Her previous disdain of the City is quite missing, and that surprises Ruby more than anyone.]
((OOC: Ruby got hit with today's curse and is a rough collie. After she's changed back, she'll be in Lucky's for action threads.))
[In the late hours of the afternoon, a large, well groomed dog can be seen padding around the City. It looks completely at home wandering among the streets. Occasionally it will stop on a street corner, watching the crowd, almost as if it's waiting for something, or someone.
When evening comes, the dog will be sat outside Lucky's, barking excitedly at everyone that comes by, wagging its tail.]
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[When Ruby finally does return to her own form, she finds that she has the same communicator as she had during her previous stay in the City. She smiles brightly as she waves at the camera.]
It figures that I'd get hit with a curse the moment I set foot back in this place. I guess some things never change.
...Although, there is a lot that's changing about this place. For instance, I heard talk that someone's trying to build a door out of here? And I've not been back two minutes, either.
[She sounds disappointed. Her previous disdain of the City is quite missing, and that surprises Ruby more than anyone.]
((OOC: Ruby got hit with today's curse and is a rough collie. After she's changed back, she'll be in Lucky's for action threads.))

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When he finally gets a spare moment, though, as the night begins to wind down, he approaches the collie -- really, a very nice looking dog, though he isn't one to be particularly fond of dogs -- and kneels down to inspect it for a collar or something that indicates whose it is.]
Where do you belong?
[Talking to a dog is kind of strange, but... it's the City. There's always the chance that it'll respond. He checks his watch. Midnight, exactly. Two more hours and then he can close up.]
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When Meyer finally approaches, she barks enthusiastically, and jumps up at him, pawing at his chest. It's then that she feels the strange tingling reverberating down to her bones, and the next thing she knows she's human again, curls flying in her face as she reaches in and pulls Meyer close without any warning at all.]
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Ruby!
[If there's surprise in his voice, and of course there is, it's tinged with genuine happiness. And, while he's not the most affectionate of people, hugging her back seems like the only appropriate response, so he does, wrapping his arms around her and smiling, though she likely can't see it.]
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I didn't think I'd see this place again.
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I hope you intend to stay a little longer this time.
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[She finally breaks off, the smile not quite leaving her face yet.]
You haven't gone and found another singer in my absence, I hope?
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[He really is pleased. It's written all over his face, and as someone who isn't particularly demonstrative, well, that's telling, isn't it?]
No, of course not. We do have a pianist, however.
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[Now that she's pulled back a little, she can see just how pleased he looks.]
Now Meyer, you were the one who taught me about keeping up a good poker face.
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[Kid is, of course, literal. He's ten. Meyer isn't one to turn down talent, no matter how young they may be. He chuckles a little about her comment.]
Should I pretend I'm not pleased to see you?
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Hahaha replied to the wrong comment. Have my accidental smut!
Hooray for surprise smut!
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action;
And then there's a dog. Ugh. Dogs.]
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Go away. [This Contractor don't got time for you, hmph.]
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No! Don't sniff there! [Those are his MANBITS, geez!]
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Sorry! [It comes out as a loud, coarse bark to her, and she only hope that cats can speak dog.]
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I was human right up until the second I arrived back here. Trust me to get hit with a curse my first day back.
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Action;
Whatever she's doing, whoever she's speaking with can wait. He's not great with discretion or subtleties, so his hello is simply scooping her up and giving her a quick, enthusiastic spin. ]
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I knew you performer types were fickle, but are you actually sticking around this time or what?
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Oh, I'm sticking around, I can promise you that.
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[ He sets her down on a bar stool, mixing her up something she likes. There's backup bartenders tonight, at least, and even if there weren't, Ruby has the priority here. ]
So tell me the news. I'm sure you've been keeping busy.
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[She settles herself on the stool, crossing one leg over the other and watching him work.]
I've been busy all right, but it's not all been good news. I guess that's part of why I'm so glad to be back in a place I was brought to against my will in the first place. [The irony is not lost on her.] Aside from the fact that you and Meyer are here, of course.
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[ They exist in the future, her time, don't they? It might be a far cry from plausible, but he figures there's always a way to figure things out. ]
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[She appreciates the idea of him protecting her more than she can say, though. Although she doesn't have the heart to tell him that while Meyer's still around in her time, Al's been gone a few years.]
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