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itsananimalthing) wrote in
thecapitol2013-02-10 09:47 pm
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Speakeasy Conversations [OPEN]
WHO | Riddick and OPEN
WHAT | Looking for some information. And maybe a good beer.
WHEN | After his death, late week 4
WHERE | Speakeasy
WARNINGS / NOTES | As always, Riddick's language
So he hadn't been punished inside or outside the arena. Which meant either his conversation with the bartender at Speakeasy hadn't been overheard and registered by anyone important, or they were biding their time to see what he did with the information. Riddick was tentatively betting on the former.
Which meant it was time to get more information. Freshly revived and returned to the capitol, he spend a day getting reacquainted with the city and finding out about the whole curfew thing before stopping by the bar. He paced inside and went immediately to the bar. It took him two drinks-- cheap beer; he wasn't wasting credit tonight, not yet-- before he got around to mentioning Lilium and Conscientia.
Plenty of time for a chat with anyone else who happened to be in the bar, right?
WHAT | Looking for some information. And maybe a good beer.
WHEN | After his death, late week 4
WHERE | Speakeasy
WARNINGS / NOTES | As always, Riddick's language
So he hadn't been punished inside or outside the arena. Which meant either his conversation with the bartender at Speakeasy hadn't been overheard and registered by anyone important, or they were biding their time to see what he did with the information. Riddick was tentatively betting on the former.
Which meant it was time to get more information. Freshly revived and returned to the capitol, he spend a day getting reacquainted with the city and finding out about the whole curfew thing before stopping by the bar. He paced inside and went immediately to the bar. It took him two drinks-- cheap beer; he wasn't wasting credit tonight, not yet-- before he got around to mentioning Lilium and Conscientia.
Plenty of time for a chat with anyone else who happened to be in the bar, right?

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His plan was to just sit around, nurse his virgin cubalibre, and see if anyone's got any ideas of what's going on, but one of the guys at the bar looked familiar, and he couldn't quite place him. After a few seconds of glancing, he remembers, mixed up in the vague glimpses that characterize all of his memories from the other guy, and he takes that as his cue to try and leave as subtly as possible, looking pointedly in not Riddick's direction as he passes.
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And considering Riddick, at the moment, is really rather bigger than Bruce, obviously he means more than just current size.
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"That's funny. Very clever and original," he says with a grimace, because it's obvious enough that he caught a glance. He avoids looking at Riddick even now, brushing his nose with his finger and looking down and away, instinct making him look towards the door. "I'll let you get back to your drink," he says, not really thinking he'd let go, but it's worth a try.
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And he's too curious for Bruce to be too annoying off the bat, at least. Maybe in a few minutes he'd change his mind.
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After a second, he continues, figuring he might as well save him the effort. "Save your money, I don't, really." Whether that's connected to the big green elephant in the room, either directly or indirectly, is up for Riddick's interpretation.
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Because that's sure what it looked like, and he didn't actually think he'd made that bad of an impression. It makes him curious what causes that.
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But then he shifts uncomfortably, because it's different when someone just comes out and says it like that. "I think I'll stick with the Coke."
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Because he definitely wasn't feeling the push any longer, just like when he first appeared here; whatever happened to bring it back is long gone, and he's got to figure out what it is.
"That's about all I can do, here," he adds on, throwing it out there to feel out if the other guy knew anything that would be helpful.
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Conscientia leaned across the bar, teeth flashing white behind her vivid red lips. She was decked out to the nines in a boxy, pin striped suit, hair bleached white, cropped tights, with swirls shaved in.
She wasn't worried about riling him up. He could take it. And if he couldn't, she could handle him. She wasn't a woman too worried about standing her ground.
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He was pretty content with it, though, he supposed.
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Her words were drawn out, a long slow drawl, and exaggerated capitol accent to match her exaggerated movements. and exaggerated features, for the matter.
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He wasn't entirely sure this was the woman he was supposed to talk to, but he'd heard more said here, freer than anywhere else, so he had a feeling about it. Anyone who would suggest he talk to the owner probably implied the other employees were also trustworthy, to an extent.
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She shrugged, flashing him another bright, white smile.
"So can I get you anything? A drink? A few?"
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She arched an eyebrow. Was this one of them, then?
"And who told you that?"
She started mixing the drink. it wasn't often she played bartender personally, but he had her attention.
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He watched her with little apparent interest of his own, though behind the glasses, he was definitely trained to her face.
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"I guess that means you passed the test."
She slid the drink over and leaned across the counter towards him.
"Welcome to the club."
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And if she was talking opening about it, who he had been invited here no behalf of, she either must have known it was safe, or else knew the risks she took and deemed them necessary.
sorry for the reply, had to grill Lilium-mun
She glanced around. It was a quiet night, and she trusted most of the regulars, but better safe then sorry.
"I've got your t-shirt in the back."
figured that's what that PP was about XD
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