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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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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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But this was good-- he had realized it was leaving the glacier that caused the problem, but it was good to know it was the same for everybody, even if it left them in a bad position. "Do they... normally do something like that? Make them come back for a bit?"
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"Spaceships, huh? Like, to live on, or...?"
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Which was more than most people assumed, but he didn't like to let on that bit. Being thought a big, dumb convict made life easier for him.
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But he catches himself and smiles sheepishly. "...Sorry. I sort of know a guy this is relevant to."
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And because he is curious, he asks, "Who's your friend? They got put on ice or somethin'?"
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But he just smiles at his own joke as he says "Incredibly literally, yeah."
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Because that was so old school he's surprised the guy even survived. Nobody did that. Who the fuck did that?
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He hadn't really thought about it; it would be a hard habit to break, assuming everyone was from the 21st century. Maybe a little easier to remember with the less-human-looking tributes around, but still.
"He did." But after a brief pause, he lets in on the joke, smile shrinking slightly as he thinks through the implications. "It wasn't exactly intentional. Hell, if we'd known he was still alive, you probably wouldn't have seen my little show out there."
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He laughs a little at that, because at least someone likes it. "You don't."
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But it's nice to dream a little, now and then, and the Hulk is pretty fucking cool to a guy like Riddick.
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"They're not that bad, actually. Few enough people are interested in theorizing about electrons all day that they can't afford to be too picky."