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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2019 10:20 am
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► Company: Stranger ll ► Wallet: $993.75 ll ► Outfit: Showtime ll ► Location: Captain's Deck ll ► OOC: Sorry for the lateness. If you'd like to do reserves, I'm up for that ^^
Oliver's eyes widened in surprise at the balls on this exotic beauty. She liked her liquor straight instead of mixed. It wasn't often that you found a woman that liked her drinks like that, as most prefer the fruitier side of their alcohol. "My kinda woman," he replied with a pleasant hum against his glass. Normally, Oliver preferred his drinks the same way, straight, but he wasn't opposed to the occasional mixed drink as well. There was nothing wrong with liking a different taste from time to time. While in the Marines he learned to drink all his alcohol straight with all his buddies. If they were to see him now, drinking a mixed drink of any kind, they would rip him a new one. Everyone had to be macho in the Marines; it was seen as one of the manlier divisions of the American military. Sometimes he had to wonder, but he also wasn't one to judge his subordinates despite the strict rules of reporting any homosexual relations. He liked to believe he had an open mind because of his own experiences, such as having a child so young, but other than that, nothing noteworthy had ever really happened in his life to suggest an open mind.
Returning his attention to the stage, watching as the dancer swayed her way into the rest of the bar, he couldn't help the slightly perverted smile that crept to his face. He may be older in age but that didn't mean he didn't enjoy the appeal of a beautiful woman. In fact, he was probably just as interested in women as any younger man was. He hadn't had a lover, of any kind, since the death of his wife. Sure, he had plenty of opportunities as women often flung themselves at military men; at least at the military bars. There were plenty of brats willing to play with military men. Something he didn't even know was a thing until he enlisted. While he had been approached several times, he had never taken anyone up on their offer because he was loyal to a fault; or liked to think so. If his nearly ten years with his late wife was any sort of testament to his relationships, he could be considered quite the catch. "This is my first time as well!" he exclaimed as he leaned along the bar to get a bit closer to the woman sitting near him. "I have to say, I'm impressed so far." Of course, the vague statement was meant to be just that. Vague. Who could he have been referring to? The dancer, or her? She seemed the ballsy type, so it wasn't inconceivable that she may just ask such a question.
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2019 10:01 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2019 12:44 am
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► Company: Alone ll ► Wallet: $1000 ll ► Outfit: Public Showerll ► Location: Bar ll ► OOC:
"Whoo!" Karlee-Ann shouted as she shook the water off her jacket. Though it wasn't fancy enough to be real leather, that didn't mean she wanted it ruined by the rain. What was she even doing out here, in this weather?Oh, that's right! She wanted to drink herself into a coma today. This was her move-in day and she didn't want to even do a single thing. In fact, it was doubtful any of her things would be in her place given the weather and the fact that she had stowed away on the ferry. Running from her past mistakes, she needed to find a way to try and make this life a little bit of a better one. However, she was lucky that the city council here paid newcomers to live here. After applying for a home loan, she was contacted by some representative and given the money for moving into the city. Thank god she was able to fence all the stolen goods she had before coming here, allowing her to get the cheapest place she could find. Well, cheap but nice. Of course, she had nearly nothing to her name so the rooms would be bare, but at least she would have a roof over her head this time. Well, maybe not for the next few days, but she would once she was able to get her stuff here.
Pulling the beanie off her blue hair, she shook out what water remained in her hair and wrung out her beanie. Shaking the red knit hat, a few sprinkles splashed around her before she pulled it back over her head. Finding an empty chair at the bar, a bartender came right up to her hunched over form as she looked around. With the weather outside, almost no one was in the bar. It didn't surprise her with the way it was raining. Of course, she was different than most people because she had lived on the streets before, and in this kind of weather. Possibly even worse. Casting a glance out the window, it was so dark outside that you couldn't even tell what time in was without looking at a clock. With how hard the rain was coming down, one's vision could be obscured as well! Parting her lips, Karlee-Ann flicked her thumbnail against her teeth as she turned back to the bartender waiting for her to put in an order, of any kind. Casting blue eyes around, she snatched a menu with her other hand and looked through what was offered at this bar. Dances? Her brows perked up at the extra luxury offered. She'd have to give it a shot one of these days, maybe even today depending on how long she was planning on staying here and running a tab. "Why not an Electric Lemonade and a turkey sandwich," she ordered as she dropped the hand that had been at her mouth and dropped the menu back in its place. Leaning against the bar top, the blunette's ankles rocked back and forth on the bar of her chair as she took in her surroundings. The music was mellow right now and the rest of the bar seemed to match the feel of the music. Karlee-Ann liked it.
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Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2019 5:20 pm
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Whereabouts:[Who:: Bar Patrons]--{}--[Where:: The Captain's Deck] Money:[:: $1200]▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ ▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ Joshua sipped on something called a French Connection. It was a bit strong but very smooth. Thankfully the Captain's Deck used quality liquors. Amaretto was not really within his preferred flavor palette, but it blended well in this particular drink. It had been about a week since he last stepped foot in this place, and it was one of the few moments he had to himself that wasn't spent cooped up inside his apartment like a mole digging for answers. With each taste of his cocktail, he could visualize the manilla folders beginning to melt away. It felt...oddly liberating. In fact, he was starting to think Cybil was right. He looked out into the sparse crowd of the bar and shook his head at the thought of the old woman leaning back in her chair with a smug 'i-told-you-so' illuminating her face. Joshua finished what was left in the first glass and ordered another on his tab. Today was a day to actually enjoy his vacation that he was supposed to be on. Even if it meant forcing himself into a drunken stupor and attempting to get back home in the rain. Though the detective never really minded bad weather. He actually kind of enjoyed it, regardless of how bad that boy made it out to be in his weather reports.
Pulling himself away from his own mind, Joshua looked out into the small crowd that had gathered in the Captain's Deck. Not as sizeable as last week. Likely due to the rain. Which was good for him, considering that his veins felt like they were going to spontaneously combust around non-humans. The fact that this particular town was full of them seemed a bit daunting. Joshua simply took it as an opportunity to get used to this curse a little more. The pain was never really a concern. It was the anticipation of it. He never really knew when it would flare up considering that anyone could prove to be what people like him called Others. However, he simply learned to expect it around every corner. In fact, he was a bit surprised when the girl with blue hair walked in and his chest didn't tighten. He wasn't sure why he thought she was going to trigger it. Perhaps he was getting a bit paranoid. In his line of work, it was a given. Still, even though she seemed harmless enough something in his gut told him she was different. An investigator's intuition maybe? Or just the three glasses of cognac? Whatever it was, it had been enough to entice him to make an introduction.
Foolish as it sounded, Joshua ran a nervous hand through his hair, picked up his fourth refill and tried his best to casually approach the blue-haired woman. "Hey. Name's Joshua...I know you just walked in, and probably don't want to be bothered too much, but I just wanted to let you know that I like your hair." Luckily for him, he wasn't too buzzed yet. Just enough to work up the courage to say hi. Like your hair? Well...at least you tried. The detective was a bit critical of his approach. Keeping cool under pressure during a shootout was one thing. Talking to women at a bar? Somehow that seemed more terrifying than facing off with a demon cultist. Still, he at least gave in an effort. If he ever told his assistant about it, the poor woman would probably have a heart attack. Leaning against the bar with both elbows, the dark-haired paranormal investigator took another sip of his drink and gave his best-muted smile, trying not to look too confident.
▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ ▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄[ When you look long enough into the Abyss] [ The Abyss looks back into you] ▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ Case_Notes_01:[]
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Liberal Conversationalist
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 2:48 pm
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► Company: Stranger ll ► Wallet: $1000 ll ► Outfit: Public Showerll ► Location: Bar ll ► OOC:
She was minding her own business, pondering on if she should take the menu out again to give her something to occupy her mind, when she felt a presence approach her. Perhaps it was animal instincts. Or maybe it was just her own paranoia from living on and off the streets for so long. Blue eyes shifted to her left as the body came up beside her, but quickly looked away when the bartender came back with her drink. An obvious mood shift happened within her as the blue drink was set before her. Finally, she'd get to have something tasty to drink! Picking up the chilly glass, she gave the cocktail straw a few stirs to make sure all the ingredients were mixed before setting the red plastic on the bar and taking a drink. "Mmmm~" she hummed as she licked her lips in satisfaction. Now she just needed her food. As she let her fingers play along the glass and wipe away building condensation, she once again let her focus turn away from her own world when the presence beside her spoke.
Karlee-Ann looked up and stared rather intently at the guy standing beside her. His black hair and brown eyes were simple and overall, unappealing. On the outside, nothing about the guy stood out to her and made her think he was just another boring guy trying to hook up with someone that looked dangerous. Despite looking like she was unamused by his company, and compliment, just like any other person in the world it secretly made her feel good about herself. She was a little surprised by it as well. It was entirely possible she smelled like a wet animal given her power-set. Maybe not a wet dog, but it was that distinct smell that there was a wet animal around; somewhere. Most people didn't particularly like that smell. Bringing up an unoccupied hand, she let her finger play with a few ends that stuck out from underneath her beanie. God, if anyone knew that her hair wasn't really this color...She'd be more mortified than they would be amused. "Welp, Joshua-" she paused as she put a bit of emphasis on his name since he made the effort to introduce himself. "I can tell you right now, the curtain doesn't match the drapes." She didn't know his motivations on coming over to talk to her, but more often than not, men came over to hit on her. Karlee-Ann looked somewhat like an exotic beauty, with her blue hair, tattoos and carefree but gruff demeanor. For some reason, unknown by her, people just seemed to be drawn to her unusual-ness. She didn't do it for attention. She did it because it made her feel comfortable in her own skin. Other than occasionally living as a tiger.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 10:03 pm
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"Willing zombies walk the streets Golden age, dead century Brothers, sisters, lovers, wh*res Casualties of long and lost wars Dead. dead. dead We're a degeneration Get it on The same old song Everyday it will be the same Listen to the song that still remains Under violent clouds we break No time for healing again and again"
Saorise ☥ O'Crom
She couldn't believe she was at work early in the morning. It was like the universe was giving her the middle finger, except not really because she was super lucky. She kinda got a bit drunk the night before and kept putting stuff on her "tab" despite not having any money, so her boss was letting her pick up some extra work to pay it off. Didn't help that her "real" job paid absolutely nothing, so she had to find work like this to do on the side so she could get by. Not that her real boss cared, of course. Oh well, she was just doing some cleaning while the place was pretty quiet. Even better, as there would likely be no customers yet, she got to use the computer to pick out whatever music she wanted. Currently she was listening to the greatest hits of ABBA. It was probably a weird choice for the joint, but she absolutely loved ABBA, loved the time it reminded her of. And hell, mopping the floor was actually kind of fun if you could twirl around to "Take A Chance On Me" while doing it. Though the place was technically open at this point, so she couldn't have the music too loud in case a customer walked in. And if one did walk in, she had been instructed to drop everything she was working on to tend to them. Not that that would happen though.
Next up was "The Winner Takes It All." Such a tragic song, but so beautiful. She couldn't help but start bolting it out, not really paying attention to anything as she swished around like she was the heroine in a musical. Well, if anyone did come in, hopefully they would like the spirited type. And hopefully her head would not fall off...
"Another mother's breakin' Heart is takin' over When the violence causes silence We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme Since nineteen-sixteen In your head, in your head, they're still fightin' With their tanks, and their bombs And their bombs, and their guns In your head, in your head, they are dyin'"
Funds: $15
Relationship: Single
Mood: Happy
Ooc: Is it obvious I was listening to ABBA when I wrote this? And sorry, I suck at opening posts. I promise I get better.
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 8:55 am
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 2:00 pm
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"Willing zombies walk the streets Golden age, dead century Brothers, sisters, lovers, wh*res Casualties of long and lost wars Dead. dead. dead We're a degeneration Get it on The same old song Everyday it will be the same Listen to the song that still remains Under violent clouds we break No time for healing again and again"
Saorise ☥ O'Crom
As soon as she heard someone speak, she turned the music off. Hearing that the person was looking for a drink, she knew it had to be a customer and not another employee, so she yelled back "be with you one second." She tucked her mop and broom and all of that into a corner then dashed out. The girl who had summoned her was looking mighty cozy, though her wardrobe seemed a bit...antiquated? Which probably meant that she was old as dirt or something but trapped in some youthful body. "I'm sure you are old enough, but I'm going to have to see some ID. Dumb I know, but I'll get chewed out if I don't card anyone who looks younger than forty." Thank the gods she didn't end up looking that young. She was ageless and had been that way her entire life. Hell, she didn't even have a childhood or anything as far as she could recall, she just came into being at the apparent age she was now. Back in the olden days no one had a drinking age or anything like that, so it wouldn't have mattered much, but these days it seemed to be an important matter. She couldn't imagine being so young looking that she had to get carded all of the time by disbelievers. It would be too much for her psyche. Just to make idle chatter while she looked at the ID, she added, "normally we aren't open this early, but the boss is letting me get some extra hours. So what brings you out so early on such a dramatic day?" Most people probably would have said the day was gloomy, but she didn't mind the rain. It nourished the earth and it was a great excuse to stay indoors and have a little fun. Or go outside and have fun. Whatever floated your goat. "Not really going to see anyone here for another few hours, so I guess it's just you and me for a while." Whoop-de-do. Who knew if they would have anything to talk about, so it might be a long morning.
"Another mother's breakin' Heart is takin' over When the violence causes silence We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme Since nineteen-sixteen In your head, in your head, they're still fightin' With their tanks, and their bombs And their bombs, and their guns In your head, in your head, they are dyin'"
Funds: $15
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