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WHO:
sassyqueermage, OPEN
WHERE: Outside the Tower.
WHEN: Today, early evening.
WARNINGS: Sassiness.
SUMMARY: Anders wants a drink. Badly. However, he has no idea where to look.
FORMAT: Prose.
After several minutes of fussing with his radio/communicator/demon box, he had opened up the text file Grace had sent him. He saw several names of what he presumed were pubs, but just to play it safe, he went with the establishment that actually had 'pub' in its name. Joe's Pub sounded good and straightforward. He liked that.
Slipping the radio/communicator/demon box into his bag, his hand skimmed over Ser Pounce-a-lot's back and he smiled as he picked up the cat from the depths of his bag. He slung his bag over his shoulder with his free arm and stood up to begin his trek through this monstrous city.
"Come on, Pounce. Let's hope we don't get ambushed by an ogre or another broodmother," he shivered, beginning to walk.
Then he realized he actually had no idea where he was going.
There were too many signs pointing in more than one direction and he hasn't even begun being freaked out by the fast vehicles on the road (at first he thought it was something he was going to have to kill, but on closer inspection he noticed people in them steering like one would do on a ship).
He could always ask someone for directions as much as it bruised his ego to do so. And he used to be so good at directions.
"Excuse me--can you spare a second--hello, will you--" Anders felt like he was talking to himself with these people brushing past and ignoring the apostate with a big MAGE sign on his back. With the way he was dressed differently, he thought that would at least give him some notice.
Anders looked down at Ser Pounce, absentmindedly scratching behind his ear. "Looks like this is the end of the road, Ser Pounce-a-lot. No food. No drink. Rude people everywhere--" he shot the next person he saw with a venomous look. "--and a demonic box for company.".
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WHERE: Outside the Tower.
WHEN: Today, early evening.
WARNINGS: Sassiness.
SUMMARY: Anders wants a drink. Badly. However, he has no idea where to look.
FORMAT: Prose.
After several minutes of fussing with his radio/communicator/demon box, he had opened up the text file Grace had sent him. He saw several names of what he presumed were pubs, but just to play it safe, he went with the establishment that actually had 'pub' in its name. Joe's Pub sounded good and straightforward. He liked that.
Slipping the radio/communicator/demon box into his bag, his hand skimmed over Ser Pounce-a-lot's back and he smiled as he picked up the cat from the depths of his bag. He slung his bag over his shoulder with his free arm and stood up to begin his trek through this monstrous city.
"Come on, Pounce. Let's hope we don't get ambushed by an ogre or another broodmother," he shivered, beginning to walk.
Then he realized he actually had no idea where he was going.
There were too many signs pointing in more than one direction and he hasn't even begun being freaked out by the fast vehicles on the road (at first he thought it was something he was going to have to kill, but on closer inspection he noticed people in them steering like one would do on a ship).
He could always ask someone for directions as much as it bruised his ego to do so. And he used to be so good at directions.
"Excuse me--can you spare a second--hello, will you--" Anders felt like he was talking to himself with these people brushing past and ignoring the apostate with a big MAGE sign on his back. With the way he was dressed differently, he thought that would at least give him some notice.
Anders looked down at Ser Pounce, absentmindedly scratching behind his ear. "Looks like this is the end of the road, Ser Pounce-a-lot. No food. No drink. Rude people everywhere--" he shot the next person he saw with a venomous look. "--and a demonic box for company.".
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"Yeaaaaah well I'd have to get really drunk first, and unfortunately for you, dress-wearing wizards aren't exactly my type. So no, I'm not."
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"Do you want to get drunk or not?"
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[OOC: I am so sorry, lmfao.]
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....ooooor it was probably a horrible idea but whatever. If he tried anything on her she knew for a fact she could probable take him out. She turned around on her heel and started heading towards the nearest bar she knew of.
"You're probably going to want to find someplace to hide your cat. I don't know where you came from, but most places don't allow pets."
((ooc : oh g-d don't apologize. awakening!anders is so much fun.))
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"So, lead the way, my new fine-formed friend."
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Again there was a twitch in her fingers and a crackle of energy at her fingers, but this made the want for a nice tall glass of something alcoholic even stronger.
So she lead the way, and in about ten minutes she was leading him into a...stereotypical seedy-looking joint that served thugs and the like. And from the look that some of the regulars gave her and her acquaintance when they entered the bar, it seemed as though it were the kind where fights broke out. Frequently.
"Here we are."
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"Charming," he responded in deadpan, looking around carefully. If anyone tried hiring him here... "Looks like there's no room at the bar."
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She cracked her knuckles absentmindedly, and threw her head back to look at Anders. "Well, look at that. We could just make room, or take a seat at one of those booths over there." She motions to some raggedy looking booths by a grouping of pool tables that were currently being played by even hairier looking men.
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She wanted to get drunk before she got into a fight, after all.
"The booth then. Fine. Should've known that a dress-wearing mage would wind up being a wimp too."
She elbows her way pass some men grouped together staring up at some game on a small television, and settles herself in one of the booths overlooking the men playing pool. It was the kind of booth that had absolutely no cushion due to years of heavy men sitting on it and idly tearing out whatever used to be inside the cushions.
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"Robe-wearing mage who is smart, please. I don't know anyone who'd actively search for someone to punch them out." He paused for a second, considering that last statement. "Well, except you."
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"So you noticed? And here I was trying to hide that," at least the banter she could possible get out of him would be worth his lecherous comments earlier. She needed someone who could keep up with her snark.
"We just met. And you already know me so well." Nevermind the fact that she still hadn't given him her name.
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Shego placed her order for some generic beer brand, continuing to pick at the tabletop with her claws.
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Anders gave the waitress a look that was mostly confused on whether he should be happy about scantily clad women serving him or find it mildly strange. He'd seen similarly dressed women outside and the unnamed woman was seated across from him was definitely not wearing anything they had back in Fereldon.
He picked up what looked like a menu from a side tray on the table and looked through the drinks. His mouth hanged open at some of the artful names listed.
"Did you take me to a brothel?" He exclaimed. "Give a man a warning next time."
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"Are you trying to be funny, or are you actually being serious?"
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"I will...have what she, whoever she is, is having," he motioned to the waitress
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Shego crossed her arms and remained leaning back, still looking at the men playing pool. "It's Shego, by the way."
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"She. Go." He enunciated, leaning back against his seat, relaxing. "You've already met Ser Pounce-a-lot which just leaves me--the name is Anders."
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"Anders." She says it simply. "That's...an underwhelming name for a wizard."
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"Something like that. Yeah." she shrugs. "I mean, after hearing the cat's name I was only expecting things to go downhill in the name department."
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