❛ heir to the kingdom of the damned 。❜ (
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say that you're grateful for the time alone, two years away and i don't miss home;
WHO:
xuffasch & YOU;
WHERE: Various places throughout the city;
WHEN: All day Friday;
WARNINGS: n/a
SUMMARY: A day in the life of Damian Wayne, with interruptions from YOU.
FORMAT: Reply as you like and I will follow; specify time, too!
↬ MID-MORNING;
If you were to ask Damian about things he never did, one of the first he’d list would be sulking. However, Damian is a terrible liar, because sulking is exactly what he’d been doing for the past few days, though he would never admit it. Watching events unfolding and having no control over them is enough to chafe his already irritable nature, but the fact that Grayson isn’t around is what makes it all the worse. Robin is a formidable force, but without Batman he can be a purposeless one.
Which is why he found himself where he was now, lying on his back on the rooftop of the apartment building he and Grayson had been living in for the past few months. The kitten he’d adopted is there, as well, laying across his stomach as he stares up at the sky. Damian’s legs are hanging out over the edge of the building, and though his body is relaxed his expression is fierce and he is hardly off-guard.
Occasionally he’ll shift his position or mutter something under his breath, but for the most part he just lays there, impassive. Unless, of course, someone sees fit to interrupt.
↬ AFTERNOON;
For someone who prides himself on his ability to adapt, Damian tends to be very habitual. Even after arriving in the City, it had taken him no more than a few weeks to set up a few haunts, and one of those was the corner bakery. Famous for their frivolously-decorated cupcakes, the bakers now know Damian by face, and his order of tall black coffee which he paired with different sweets—they swear he was steadily eating his way through the entire menu.
Today, he sits at his usual corner table. There is a single cupcake wrapper left empty one on side, surrounded by five empty cups that once held coffee. Sprawled across the table are various papers—maps, handwritten notes, print-outs and blueprints. Curious about Damian’s scrawl is its mirrored quality, nearly impossible to read without first reflecting it. Also curious is the different scripts and languages he uses. Every so often, he lifts his pen to his mouth and knocks it thoughtfully against his chin. His expression is one of utmost concentration, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t watching everyone else in the place, coming and going.
↬ MIDNIGHT;
Robin sits on the edge of a building—or perhaps “crouches” is more the right term for it. In any case, he surveys the city with a mixed expression of distaste and resignation, until he catches something out of the corner of his eye. It’s at this point that he swoops down into an alleyway, breaking up a robbery before it can occur. He knocks one man over as he touches down, shoving his elbow up under another’s chin. If he’s even more violent than normal, the people he’s attacking certainly aren’t in a position to complain. But someone else might be.
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WHERE: Various places throughout the city;
WHEN: All day Friday;
WARNINGS: n/a
SUMMARY: A day in the life of Damian Wayne, with interruptions from YOU.
FORMAT: Reply as you like and I will follow; specify time, too!
↬ MID-MORNING;
If you were to ask Damian about things he never did, one of the first he’d list would be sulking. However, Damian is a terrible liar, because sulking is exactly what he’d been doing for the past few days, though he would never admit it. Watching events unfolding and having no control over them is enough to chafe his already irritable nature, but the fact that Grayson isn’t around is what makes it all the worse. Robin is a formidable force, but without Batman he can be a purposeless one.
Which is why he found himself where he was now, lying on his back on the rooftop of the apartment building he and Grayson had been living in for the past few months. The kitten he’d adopted is there, as well, laying across his stomach as he stares up at the sky. Damian’s legs are hanging out over the edge of the building, and though his body is relaxed his expression is fierce and he is hardly off-guard.
Occasionally he’ll shift his position or mutter something under his breath, but for the most part he just lays there, impassive. Unless, of course, someone sees fit to interrupt.
↬ AFTERNOON;
For someone who prides himself on his ability to adapt, Damian tends to be very habitual. Even after arriving in the City, it had taken him no more than a few weeks to set up a few haunts, and one of those was the corner bakery. Famous for their frivolously-decorated cupcakes, the bakers now know Damian by face, and his order of tall black coffee which he paired with different sweets—they swear he was steadily eating his way through the entire menu.
Today, he sits at his usual corner table. There is a single cupcake wrapper left empty one on side, surrounded by five empty cups that once held coffee. Sprawled across the table are various papers—maps, handwritten notes, print-outs and blueprints. Curious about Damian’s scrawl is its mirrored quality, nearly impossible to read without first reflecting it. Also curious is the different scripts and languages he uses. Every so often, he lifts his pen to his mouth and knocks it thoughtfully against his chin. His expression is one of utmost concentration, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t watching everyone else in the place, coming and going.
↬ MIDNIGHT;
Robin sits on the edge of a building—or perhaps “crouches” is more the right term for it. In any case, he surveys the city with a mixed expression of distaste and resignation, until he catches something out of the corner of his eye. It’s at this point that he swoops down into an alleyway, breaking up a robbery before it can occur. He knocks one man over as he touches down, shoving his elbow up under another’s chin. If he’s even more violent than normal, the people he’s attacking certainly aren’t in a position to complain. But someone else might be.
afternoon
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Nill.
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Midnight
He doesn't seem as if he's going to stop the kid anytime soon, though.
Yet.
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He just waits, giving the kid a look over; waiting.
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EARLY...MID-MORNING.
She catches Damian out of the corner of her eye immediately. Smiling, she raises a hand that she isn't sure if he can see.] Good morning.
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Is it?
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It's been fine so far, at least.
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It didn't matter that she wasn't dressed for scaling walls. She was up on the roof in almost no time at all. ]
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...stop that.
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MID MORNING
But there's one card to play before he throws the suit back on and starts roughing up anyone slow enough to be caught, and this time he’s armed with two coffees (one secretly decaf) and a brown paper bag full of hastily bought muffins. It’s a balancing act to scale two stories in civvies with the stuff in tow, but when he hops the last gap and sees his hunch confirmed the (unexpectedly) hard rush of relief makes the extra effort worth it. ]
This a private party or can anybody join?
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Entirely. Private.
Find your own roof.
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Midnight
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mid-morning
Finding him up on the roof wasn't surprising. Her heart broke a little to see him looking rather lonely. Pasting on a grin she tossed the bag of waffles at his stomach.
"Your friend looks bigger. I should have brought him a treat or two." She skips the good morning and right into the important things like kitten growth. Steph makes herself rather comfortable next to Damian and reaches into her own paper bag to pull out two cartons of the chocolaty good stuff. "How long have you been up here this morning?"
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"Morning...oh. So it is." He looks at the sky as though seeing the sun in it is a new phenomenon, despite having been laying there, staring at it, for hours. He had seen the sunrise.
"What the hell are you doing here?"
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afternoon! let's say quarter past noon?
She actually didn't have to work today but on her way back to the MAC, the hollow sensation in her stomach gave away her hunger and she scoped out a couple of places from across the street before stepping into this quaint little bakery on the corner. Upon entering, her senses are hit with the warm scent of baked goods and strong coffee.
Moving closer to the counter, she examines the selection briefly and then quickly decides on biscuits, a roll and a large regular coffee to go. She doesn't pay heed to the other employee behind the counter until she catches him smiling -- at her? She almost cracks a tiny one in return but realizes his gaze goes past her, focused on something else entirely. Still reaching for her wallet, she cants her head and tilts her sunglasses down slightly to see a small boy seated by himself at a table and in two seconds, she realizes it's the youngest Wayne.
And those are a lot of papers. She ponders on what he's up to by himself out here.
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In any case, he notices her flame of hair almost as soon as she walks in. He's never seen her in person (or so he thinks), and so he tilts his head for a moment and observes, quickly deciding there's not much to glean from her. Just another member of the Gotham elite, isn't she? No one to take much note of.
He doesn't know whether she's looking at him or not, but when she tilts her head he subconsciously nods in return, a gesture of recognition if nothing else.
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midnight!!
Man. That looks a bit like dinner, going on down there. ]
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And so he continued on, not noticing her. )
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Afternoon!
She entered the restaurant and ordered a simple cup of tea (assam, of course) and a muffin. Holding her helmet under her arm, she glanced around the shop before spotting Damian in the corner. He looked like he could use some company--though not necessarily that he wanted it--so she walked over, food in hand, and sat down across from him with a small, silent smile.
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And, of course, there was the fact that she had helped kidnap him to watch movies with her and Stephanie. There was always that.
So Damian's expression was a bit flat as he asked, "What are you doing here?"
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aaahhhh sorry this is so late
no worries <3
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MIDNIGHT
Curious, he began his own descent, crawling down towards the alleyway. Staying back in the shadows until he could discern exactly what was going on.
Which seemed to be a robbery in progress. Courtesy of a -- five-year-old? No, that couldn't be right. Dangling down a bit further, he struck up a small flame, trying to get a better look.
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