Who: >=< and his dragon. Also Sefton, and Some, and Bonnie =3
What: Various things!
When: The weekend of May 14/15
Where: Le Gode Hostel
Notes: This main post is just a placeholder; I realized I'd set up plans for three separate logs taking place in the hostel, so instead of spamming the comm they're just all gonna go here, as comment threads. Cool
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Hellcat didn't like to stay around him all the time - there was a reason he'd included 'cat' in her name; she could be in turns affectionate and aloof, be following him around one day and then spend the next day lounging in a corner the next.
But her moods weren't this changeable. He'd lost her while walking down a corridor. Just turned around at one point and she was gone. Given her abilities...
He crept down the corridor, looking closely at every surface. She was visible if you examined closely enough.
"Hellcat?" he called - not too loudly. The calling was incidental to the searching. "Hellcat?"
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"Sorry." If he'd met him, that would speak for itself.
Bonnie shook her head. "Yeah, he's been in all three worlds with me. Which is weird, because we knew each other back home too." A pause. "He's not my boyfriend, though."
Well, why had she said that? Not sexy at all. Right. Shut up, Bonnie.
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"He's a friend."
"Boyfriend."
"Sort of - boyfriend."
"You sure about that?" Two people - especially if they'd known each other before - hopping across realities together. Things had been known to happen.
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Well, that wasn't entirely true, but she wouldn't have meant it, anyway.
She flashed him another of her charming smiles, flipping her hair behind her shoulder. "What about you?" she asked. "Any girl--or guy--that you left behind?"
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"I left a lot of people behind." If that wasn't the understatement of the millennium.
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"Me too," and her voice was quiet.
Trading family and friends that loved her for--well, for Damon--wasn't always the easiest thing to think about.
"I'm sorry."
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"Had to," he said, looking forward again to scan this branch of hallway for his dragon. "Didn't have a choice."
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"You didn't have a choice because you got whooshed into this world unexpectedly or because something happened back home?"
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"Something happened. I had to do a thing. Had to sort of --" He pointed in two different directions with his two index fingers, crossing his hands over his chest. "-- step outside reality. Didn't mean to wind up here, though. Didn't mean to wind up anywhere."
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"So, you have two hearts, you can step outside reality, and you go by a very mysterious medical title." She released his jacket and stepped in front of him, expression solemn.
"My best guess is that you're a superhero with a really weird secret identity."
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"Well, that's one I haven't heard in awhile."
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She played with the lapels of his jacket, watching him thoughtfully. "Tell you what," she suggested, and leaned up toward his ear. "If you give me a hint, I'll show you a trick I can do."
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Still, curiosity hadn't killed the Doctor yet. Not permanently, anyway.
"I came here from England, you're right about that. But I am definitely not from England. And I'm not a superhero." He glanced upward, rethinking that. "...I'm a bit like a superhero. Though that's not how I introduce myself."
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His being Canadian might explain a lot, actually.
"All right," she said, stepping back as she examined him. "Now for your hint..."
The tiny vampire furrowed her brow, concentrating on a spot above the Doctor's head. And just like that, his fez began to spin, swaying from side to side like it was dancing, and then darted up toward the ceiling, just out of reach.
"Ta da!" she proclaimed, looking up at the fez and looking spectacularly pleased with herself.
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Another, bigger jump, and he snatched it out of the air. "Very impressive. Okay. Superhuman hearing, telekinetic abilities, basic humanoid shape... possibly human. You're familiar enough with the local Earth slang. Some kind of accelerated human. Enhanced human?"
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She reached up and took a hold of his bowtie, drawing him closer. "No one wants to buy the cow when they can get the milk for free."
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