The Major (
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Entry tags:
- eridan ampora | prince of hope,
- jason todd | red hood,
- † !—dropped characters—! †,
- † bellatrix lestrange | n/a,
- † bender rodriguez | superking,
- † boyd langton | rossum,
- † doctor zoidberg | the lovable tramp,
- † dukat | gul dukat,
- † flint marko | sandman,
- † floyd lawton | deadshot,
- † julian day | calendar man,
- † ladd russo | white suit,
- † loki laufeyson | n/a,
- † lust | n/a,
- † n/a | monster in the darkness,
- † n/a | the major,
- † n/a | the midnighter,
- † ra's al ghul | the demon's head,
- † roman sionis | black mask,
- † roxanne ritchi | n/a,
- † sherlock holmes | the consultant,
- † talia al ghul | n/a,
- † thomas blake | catman,
- † tom marvolo riddle | lord voldemort,
- † vic sage | the question,
- † victor von doom | doctor doom,
- † wade wilson | deadpool
Today we all steal, animals we are
WHO: Bad guys. And some good guys.
WHERE: The Major’s old mansion lair, temporarily back in business.
WHEN: Evening of Tuesday the 6th
WARNINGS: Violence, language, evil
SUMMARY: VillainCon! Back in the public eye, the Major has arranged a summit of wickedness for all the City’s evildoers, along with a few less nefarious unwanted or unwilling guests.
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What a whirlwind it had been! Getting himself back to the City, arranging for his troops to slip into the country in their boxes, re-entering his old mansion with all its fond memories, with but a week to renovate and refurbish it back to a state suitable for this grand event.
It would be grand, too. It would have to be. The Major had taken stock of how things had gone since his ‘death,’ and passed his judgement. The old Coalition was gone, and so were its leaders. Native criminals were pathetic and weak. The prospect of a great alliance was out of the question- the Major knew that his peers were too fractious, too diverse, too ambitious and temperamental to ever be welded into a unified force.
No, the goal here was complexity and discord. By bringing as many of his ‘colleagues’ together as possible, he would create a fertile field where might grow contacts, networks, small teams, and at the same time: new enemies, new hatreds, new divisions and rivalries. Above all, he desired new conflict, either between them and the heroes or internal ones inside their little community. This evening would collect fuel for the fires that would burn in the New Year.
How fortunate that no one had wanted to purchase the ‘Nazi House’ since he abandoned it last year! Now, after frenzied labours by his undead minions, the mansion was once again clean and bright and beautifully decorated, as befitting the egos of his guests. Dinner and entertainments for the social parts of the evening had been arranged, every bit as carefully as the discreet meeting rooms and iron-fisted security that would serve the purposes of business. At the center of it all, the Major waited and beamed like the proud host he was.
WHERE: The Major’s old mansion lair, temporarily back in business.
WHEN: Evening of Tuesday the 6th
WARNINGS: Violence, language, evil
SUMMARY: VillainCon! Back in the public eye, the Major has arranged a summit of wickedness for all the City’s evildoers, along with a few less nefarious unwanted or unwilling guests.
FORMAT: Paragraph to start, whatever you please afterward.
What a whirlwind it had been! Getting himself back to the City, arranging for his troops to slip into the country in their boxes, re-entering his old mansion with all its fond memories, with but a week to renovate and refurbish it back to a state suitable for this grand event.
It would be grand, too. It would have to be. The Major had taken stock of how things had gone since his ‘death,’ and passed his judgement. The old Coalition was gone, and so were its leaders. Native criminals were pathetic and weak. The prospect of a great alliance was out of the question- the Major knew that his peers were too fractious, too diverse, too ambitious and temperamental to ever be welded into a unified force.
No, the goal here was complexity and discord. By bringing as many of his ‘colleagues’ together as possible, he would create a fertile field where might grow contacts, networks, small teams, and at the same time: new enemies, new hatreds, new divisions and rivalries. Above all, he desired new conflict, either between them and the heroes or internal ones inside their little community. This evening would collect fuel for the fires that would burn in the New Year.
How fortunate that no one had wanted to purchase the ‘Nazi House’ since he abandoned it last year! Now, after frenzied labours by his undead minions, the mansion was once again clean and bright and beautifully decorated, as befitting the egos of his guests. Dinner and entertainments for the social parts of the evening had been arranged, every bit as carefully as the discreet meeting rooms and iron-fisted security that would serve the purposes of business. At the center of it all, the Major waited and beamed like the proud host he was.
ARRIVAL
His ego would have been more pleased to make the guests wait to learn the identity of their host, to gather them curiously into the mansion before making a dramatic revelation. Yet practicality had to be considered. If any visitors were going to react unfavourably to finding out who their host was, better that it be here at the entrance, where they could be dealt with before they truly disrupted the proceedings.
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His skin is stretched. His cheeks flattened. When he looks at himself in a mirror (oh how he hates looking at himself in a mirror) he can't recognize himself. His voice is lower. Crisper. He wears a suit he bought with the money Red funneled into his account and a pair of dark, dark sunglasses. He stands with taller posture.
He extends a cold hand for the Major to shake.]
How kind of you to host this party. Dear stranger.
Nice PB
And how good of you to come to it, dearest guest. You may address me as Major. I would very much like to know who it is who comes to grace my home with his presence.
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Seeing who waited him at the door Boyd frowned. He should have known better. Who else would be insane enough to invite so many of the city's underbelly. For that matter who else would know about Boyd's illegal activities. Stepping forward he smirked at the Major and prepared to play the gracious guest. As much as he hated the little Nazi this was a chance to gather intelligence and he wasn't going to pass it up. "I wouldn't have thought I was on the invitation list after our last meeting."
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"It is the holidays, good sir. A poor time to restrict hospitality and charity." He certainly wasn't going to admit he didn't recognize this one, not until he understood what his instincts were telling him. 'Last meeting-' what could that refer to? He knew it was important.
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The Major certainly hoped his guess was correct, because if this wasn't Langton things were about to become extraordinarily awkward.
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The flunkies are funky, though... the heat sensor in his eye scope isn't picking up much of anything.
Of course, there's no way they can do it NOW, though. Too many unknowns at the moment. Wait, suss out the sitch, make the move when the time is right.
Until then, play the part of the good bad guy.
"Huh. You got a name besides 'Major,' pal?"
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"My name is what I am. I am an SS-Sturmbahnfuhrer, as I have been for a great many years. So to answer your question, no. It is simply 'Major."
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"Huh. You'd be the second card-carryin' Nazi I've met in this town. You ever come across Hans Von Hammer?"
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"We know one another," he said. It has been interesting comparing experiences of the old days with him." If Deadshot ended up spreading it around that the Major and the Luftwaffe defector were on chummy terms, it would be amusing or even useful.
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He straightens his tie as he approaches the entrance, catching one final glance of his reflection in a window. Classy yet nightmarish.
Perfect.
Face to face with the Major, he holds out a gloved hand to shake.]
Evening. I believe you'll find me on the guest list under Black Mask, Mr....?
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I am the Major, your deeply pleased host for this evening. I am so glad you were able to come, Black Mask. You have quite the reputation.
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It's a pleasure, Major. Though I can't say I know much of your own reputation, I can see you're a man of influence.
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You have a commendable turnout this evening, Major.
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It is kind of you to say so, my friend. You are right, I could hardly be more pleased! I don't think the City has seen such a collection of luminaries in years.
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"Ah. You must be our host," he said, voice smooth as silk, words almost slithering out of his mouth. He didn't react the the guards any. Such displays of security were commonplace back on Cardassia. It would be foolish to have such a lavish event without the proper security precautions in place. "I'm afraid we've not been formally introduced. I am Gul Dukat, of the Cardassian Union."
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"Correct!" He smiled. "I am called the Major. It is very pleasing to see you here on behalf of your great Union, Gul Dukat." He was making the educated guess that the Union was indeed 'great' by his standards, or at least that Dukat wouldn't mind hearing that it was.
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"Major. It is indeed a pleasure." He smiled, mind briefly turning to thoughts of Major Kira back on Terok Nor. "Though I must admit, I'm not familiar with the cause for this gathering... as it were."
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He doesn't immediately recognize the Major, but he had made sure to check what he'd missed over the three days he'd been asleep, and the Major's big reveal had been in there. And he's far too recent an arrival to know much about his reputation, nor would he car much if he knew.
So it's with a bit of a polite smile that he approaches and holds out a hand to shake.] The Major, isn't it?
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