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harvest time
Who| Everyone in the Capitol
What| Harvest Festival
Where| A private venue near the base of one of the mountains.
When| A warm evening this week. Feel free to be time wobbly if your character eats it this week and you want to have them tag in.
Warnings/Notes| None atm. Please put a note in your thread header if anything comes up.

The whole side of the building looked like it had been taken out, and the bright gold aspens coaxed to spread down into the ball room, their yellow leaves shimmering at the slightest movement. In reality the ones within the building were fake, illusions that shuddered whether there was a wind near by or not. They reached tall, hiding the ceiling in their shimmering gold, leaves fluttering to the ground, covering it in a soft, gold carpet.
Everyone was dressed in beautiful fall inspired concoction of gold, burgundy, orange. No one was allowed in without a mask to hide their faces, gold being the trending style. A live string band played away, the music filling the whole room. Food was piled everywhere, fall favorites like pumpkin, apples, and corn, but all with a distinct Capitol twist- apple sushi rolls with thick pieces of tuna and sweet corn puree shots.
All this food poured out of a huge cornucopia in the middle, stretching up over a story tall, formed of metal, just like those in the arena. Party favors spilled out too, gilded aspen leaves and delicate glass blown pumpkins.
Whoever was throwing this party wasn't cutting corners.
What| Harvest Festival
Where| A private venue near the base of one of the mountains.
When| A warm evening this week. Feel free to be time wobbly if your character eats it this week and you want to have them tag in.
Warnings/Notes| None atm. Please put a note in your thread header if anything comes up.

The whole side of the building looked like it had been taken out, and the bright gold aspens coaxed to spread down into the ball room, their yellow leaves shimmering at the slightest movement. In reality the ones within the building were fake, illusions that shuddered whether there was a wind near by or not. They reached tall, hiding the ceiling in their shimmering gold, leaves fluttering to the ground, covering it in a soft, gold carpet.
Everyone was dressed in beautiful fall inspired concoction of gold, burgundy, orange. No one was allowed in without a mask to hide their faces, gold being the trending style. A live string band played away, the music filling the whole room. Food was piled everywhere, fall favorites like pumpkin, apples, and corn, but all with a distinct Capitol twist- apple sushi rolls with thick pieces of tuna and sweet corn puree shots.
All this food poured out of a huge cornucopia in the middle, stretching up over a story tall, formed of metal, just like those in the arena. Party favors spilled out too, gilded aspen leaves and delicate glass blown pumpkins.
Whoever was throwing this party wasn't cutting corners.
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Albert Wesker had nothing to hide.
Though the glasses were tucked away, a familiar weight in the breast pocket of his coat. Ready for when the noticeable discomfort that meeting his gaze brought the other guests stopped being amusing.
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Even his hair followed the colour scheme, burgundy with gold tips. Shion smiled when he saw Wesker, at least it was someone he knew and liked even if he was still nervous talking to him. "Hello Wesker."
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When the voice cut across, breaking his concentration.
Pushing a breath through his nose, he turned (the band granted a reprieve), tone cool, "Mr. Shion." And then amused, serpent's eyes looking him up and down. "Back from the Arena again, I see."
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penny will tag next
There, the sound said.
That one.
Re: penny will tag next
Her eyelid twitches slightly, but she can't very well look jealous, even though that's what she is. Jealousy given a human form, given bone and flesh and a mouth that just barely molds itself out of a scowl.
She follows Katurian, but moves the hand on his lower back up to his arm, giving it a squeeze that's more fingernails than warmth.
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When they set their eyes on him, he held his ground.
Sharks, Wesker knew, suffocated when they stopped.
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Black, purple eyes were the only thing that would show him to be himself, peering through an orange mask with a golden lace pattern. The lace didn't stop at the mask, instead it circled his neck, following his scar around his body. Apart from that his torso and arms were bare, his stylists had covered up his scar on his arm as best as they could with makeup.
The lacing continued down and attached to a golden belt, which fixed around charcoal trousers, which were too tight to really be comfortable.
Shion hated it, but he hadn't argued with his stylists. He had to help those still in the arena and if dressing up in ridiculous clothes would help them at all he would do that. It was not a large price to pay.
He looked around, shell shocked for a moment before his escort gave him a notable shove towards the food table, which he looked at feeling sick.
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The boy was Shion, from District 4. She was starting to falter on some of her memorization, but luckily he had stuck. She ran her hand over her gown, twisting so the skirt would avoid being stepped on while she spoke with the boy.
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"Thank you, I will pass them on, she will be glad to hear it."
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Which, since a few months ago, that thought wouldn't have even occurred to her, she though she should pat herself on the back for it.
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penny will tag next!
Katurian was not alone, this time. He was with Penny (furious hurricane penny, with sharp eyes and an even sharper smile) and he was wearing a cloak that brushed against the ground. His eyes and face were hidden by a mask that looked like some perverse, nightmarish bird. His shoes went click click click.
He approached Shion wordlessly. Like a phantom.
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She, dressed in luxurious gold with poofy sleeves, joins Katurian. Her hand is placed on the small of his back in a manner entirely devoid of affection, like a collar made of flesh.
She pauses behind Shion and, like Katurian, watches wordlessly.
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He forced himself not to step back, and then forced himself to smile. Acting was a lot harder then he had ever imagined. His eyes flickered from one to the other, noting how they moved, their silence, her hand at his back.
"Hello." Black-purple eyes flickered behind his mask, betraying his nervousness.
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Cinna has at least designed her a gorgeous gown that she had a feeling might keep her standing up even if she started to fade as the night went on. The gold gilded make up splashed across her face both matched perfectly and covered up the awful bags under her eyes.
She had no idea how she was going to pull this off. But she put on a smile, greeting everyone she came across, picking out little bit of relevant conversation to them from her memory banks when she could. How this stylist Tribute was dressed last part, or how that business man's daughter wedding was going.
Thank God for her memory capability. Even under such awful pressure.
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"Would you join me for a dance?" he asked smoothly, offering his arm. Rejection wasn't a concept with which he was particularly well acquainted. "Someone has to start the evening off, and it might as well be you and I..."
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Laying a finely manicured hand on his arms, she gave him an indulgent nod, before following him to the dance floor.
"Let's be trendsetters, then, shall we?"
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This one. Apparently.
In the crowds of the Harvest Festival, Katurian remains a shadow, dressed in a long black cloak and a leather mask that obscures the majority of his face with what appears to be a curved beak. Only his mouth is visible, half hidden under the unwieldy structure. This is good, this anonymity. It makes him braver. Bolder. Even though he lurks in the background like a frightened mouse, Katurian imagines himself as more of a king surveying his kingdom.
A writer watching his characters.
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Entering the ballroom, Calico squares her shoulders. She reckons she'll be attracting quite a lot of laughter and snide comments here tonight - but better to get them over with, right?
Calico goes all out in a figure hugging sequinned dark gold gown and elaborate head dress, with a relatively simple mask to compliment it. Hopefully, with her trademark orange hair dulled a bit, she'll remain vaguely anonymous for a bit. She heads straight for the food and piles her plate high.
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"Ms Suere," he says, his hands folded neatly behind his back. "You're looking very well."
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Calico takes a moment to breathe deep, to try to keep control of herself so that her voice doesn't waver and so that her eyes don't fill with tears. She counts to five silently in her mind, trying her best to stay in control.
"Katurian." There's no respect in her voice, of course. Just hatred. Pure, unadulterated hatred. But she needs to keep herself in check. She can't afford to embarrass herself any more.
"Yeah... death does that to a girl, I've found."
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"That doesn't make sense," he says. This is apparently the source of his laughter, this one, humorless thing. Death doesn't make people look well. (Or does he laugh because dying makes people well, happy, free?) "I d-don't know what you're going on about, but that -- that doesn't --"
He breathes. Hiccups.
"I b-bet -- the Capitol is looking pretty good right now."
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Once again, they took away his robes and headphones, dressed him in something he would never have worn, and sent him into a crowd with very little instruction. But Justin Law is a death scythe, and he knows how to handle diplomatic gatherings and formal balls with some amount of decorum. So he smiled politely, held friendly conversations with anyone who approached him, and waited for the night to be over.
The stylists had amused themselves with his outfit, dying his hair to match the yellow of aspen leaves, dressing him in a suit of mixed reds like sugar maple, giving him a cape of metallic oak leaves, decaying into gold-wire leaf skeletons as they neared the floor. His mask is vines climbing the side of his face, covering the left half in bright red ivy leaves. They had tried contacts, but there wasn't anything that worked with his hidden pupil eyes, so (for tonight) his eyes stayed blue.