Max Gibson (
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WHO: Max Gibson (sometimes as Batwoman) and whoever else makes an appearance
WHERE: City Hall, the streets at night, her apartment, wildcard option
WHEN: May 24th-31st
WARNINGS: none atm
SUMMARY: Max is breaking into song at City Hall, packing up her apartment, patrolling, etc.
FORMAT: will match whatever
May 25th (or 24th or 28th-31st), daytime
Work was going pretty well. Unexpectedly well, if she was being honest. Yeah, Nygma was demanding and difficult, and Andy had disappeared just as she'd started getting some ideas, and half the time she still wasn't entirely certain what on earth she was doing here or why anyone had thought she was the right person for this job in particular. But she was, she thought, making some progress. Paperwork was starting to make sense now, instead of her instinctual reaction being to set it on fire. Today, however. Today was not good.
If there was a list of things she absolutely definitely should not do so that she could retain some semblance of dignity in this job for longer than two weeks - well.
Breaking out into song in the middle of the afternoon was at the top of that hypothetical list.
Not even the Beatles. Not even the somewhat appropriate to her current work 'We Can Work It Out'. She froze in the middle of the hallway as the last notes dwindled away, her mysterious back up crooners blinking as they looked around in confusion. Oh no. Oh no.
May 24-31st, nighttime
Patrolling was a constant. (Half a year now. Weird feeling.) She tried to be on the streets by eleven, and generally stayed there until around two or three, whenever things started slowing down. It meant that she was never awake more than half an hour before she needed to be at work and she generally slept for an hour or two when she got back in the evening, but she could live with that. (Another thing to explain to Midii somehow.)
She might not be the most qualified Bat, but she was doing a good job.
May 26th-27th, daytime
The move was coming up fast. Faster than she'd expected, actually, and she woke up on Saturday, looked at her mess of an apartment with its tools and broken half-fixed machines and clothes scattered everywhere and sighed.
So, packing.
She would probably need to spend all her free time this weekend on it. She sure wasn't going to get any of it done during the week, between Work and Other Work and checking on Midii and Research.
Maybe she'd order pizza and stick on some really stupid movies and see if she could blitz her way through most of it.
[ ooc: Stick a date/time/place in the header or comment. City Hall is open to any workday during the timespan, not just after/while she's struck by the singing bug. Also I lied, there is no wildcard option. Unless you really want one in which case ... there is I guess? ]
WHERE: City Hall, the streets at night, her apartment, wildcard option
WHEN: May 24th-31st
WARNINGS: none atm
SUMMARY: Max is breaking into song at City Hall, packing up her apartment, patrolling, etc.
FORMAT: will match whatever
May 25th (or 24th or 28th-31st), daytime
Work was going pretty well. Unexpectedly well, if she was being honest. Yeah, Nygma was demanding and difficult, and Andy had disappeared just as she'd started getting some ideas, and half the time she still wasn't entirely certain what on earth she was doing here or why anyone had thought she was the right person for this job in particular. But she was, she thought, making some progress. Paperwork was starting to make sense now, instead of her instinctual reaction being to set it on fire. Today, however. Today was not good.
If there was a list of things she absolutely definitely should not do so that she could retain some semblance of dignity in this job for longer than two weeks - well.
Breaking out into song in the middle of the afternoon was at the top of that hypothetical list.
Not even the Beatles. Not even the somewhat appropriate to her current work 'We Can Work It Out'. She froze in the middle of the hallway as the last notes dwindled away, her mysterious back up crooners blinking as they looked around in confusion. Oh no. Oh no.
May 24-31st, nighttime
Patrolling was a constant. (Half a year now. Weird feeling.) She tried to be on the streets by eleven, and generally stayed there until around two or three, whenever things started slowing down. It meant that she was never awake more than half an hour before she needed to be at work and she generally slept for an hour or two when she got back in the evening, but she could live with that. (Another thing to explain to Midii somehow.)
She might not be the most qualified Bat, but she was doing a good job.
May 26th-27th, daytime
The move was coming up fast. Faster than she'd expected, actually, and she woke up on Saturday, looked at her mess of an apartment with its tools and broken half-fixed machines and clothes scattered everywhere and sighed.
So, packing.
She would probably need to spend all her free time this weekend on it. She sure wasn't going to get any of it done during the week, between Work and Other Work and checking on Midii and Research.
Maybe she'd order pizza and stick on some really stupid movies and see if she could blitz her way through most of it.
[ ooc: Stick a date/time/place in the header or comment. City Hall is open to any workday during the timespan, not just after/while she's struck by the singing bug. Also I lied, there is no wildcard option. Unless you really want one in which case ... there is I guess? ]
24 ; nighttime
Busy night?
donna! *__*
Little bit, but not too bad.
You?
:')
Nothing too catastrophic, so I can't complain.
You know, I recognize the symbol, but not you specifically. What should I call you?
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[ Someone who knew the Batsymbol, and perhaps other Bats, then. Max finished sending a message to the police and then stood up fully. ]
I'm Batwoman.
I don't think I know you either.
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My name's Donna. But I suppose my most recognizable codename was Wonder Girl.
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May 26, daytime
Homework already completed for that Tuesday--since Monday was considered a Holiday--she decided to go visit her guardian to see if Max needed any help.
It was just after one in the afternoon when she came up to the apartment door and gave a quiet knock.
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"Hey," she said, gesturing her to come on in. "I'm making pretty good progress, I think we're good to go as soon as I get the paperwork done." And sure enough, the apartment was looking pretty good, if the boxes made it look even more crowded than usual. It had never been big, given that there was only one room and a kitchenette, and today the boxes managed to close it off more.
Still, anything she wouldn't immediately need in the next week was cleared out, leaving just the bare essentials of her tech array and kitchen equipment. "I've been productive."
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"So I see." She commented with a smile, turning to Max. "I came to see i you needed any help, but it looks like you do not need it. I already finished my packing."
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"I thought you might be a quick packer," Max said with a grin, and gestured to some cushions she'd stuck on a few boxes shoved against the wall. A make shift couch. "I've got pizza on the way soon, if you want to stick around and eat with me. Maybe watch a movie or something."
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whenever ;;
Piper was not the sort to be perturbed by walking in randomly on the new chick having a disco party.
"...should I come back later?"
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Biting her lip, she managed a wry smile and quietly fled towards him and her desk.
"No, it's fine. One off deal." A beat. "What were you looking for?"
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"Don't worry, I can get a rat to take it out. I just don't want the mayor to notice toothmarks on his papers. He's a little funny."
The smile faded by a fraction, then returned. "You're Max Gibson, right?"
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Right, a staple remover. She ducked down to rummage in a drawer, not looking up to answer. "Yeah, that's me. I started a couple weeks ago." Aha! She pulled out the staple remover and offered it up to him with a smile. "It's nice to meet you."
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31st, crazy o'clock, shady warehouse area?
Losing her focus is not something she can afford, but she easily regains it tonight.
Her whole body is pumping with the familiar adrenaline rush she feels every time she dodges another round of bullets. Her heel connects with the shooter's jaw, followed by a hollow crack, and he's too busy dealing with pain to fire at her. ]
aw yeah B)
Batwoman 1.0 seems to have the situation under control, but Max has wanted to see her in action for a while and now seems like the perfect opportunity. She drops to the street, in view of the other Batwoman if she's looking, and brings a batarang to her fingers just in case her help is needed. ]
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Her moves are tight and precise, very aggressive and militaristic in style. Breaking bones in hands and legs is never a problem for her. One of the larger thugs attempts to use entire brute strength to take her down, but she slips around him, breaking the fibula.
As she whirls around, she's greeted with a heavy set of chains by another thug. He wraps it around her neck and pulls. ]
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She was almost considering joining in just to make this quicker when the thug pulls, and less than a second later a batarang is flying towards his hand in an attempt to convince him to let go, and then a second one. She follows them up, running out of the darkness towards him and using her momentum to tackle him from the side, one hand reaching to yank the chains out of his (hopefully now weakened) grasp. ]
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25th (daytime)
Singing, however, is apparently one of them. He pokes his head in to give a sort of skeptical, judging look at Max.
Flatly: ] Was that you?
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Yup. That was me.
[ She hesitates, and then almost defensively: ] I couldn't help it.
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He lets himself come stand in the hallway, arms loosely folded. He eyes her a second before remarking with a mild, habitual sort of dryness: ]
You're new, right? What do we call you, John Lennon?
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Max Gibson, actually.
I only go by Lennon on Fridays.
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anytime in city hall look at me i'm so helpful
Not that that was going to stop her from doing it anyway.]
Schway.
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Schway was a word she'd been almost falling out of the habit of using. When you had to stop and explain yourself every time you said something, that happened. And she'd certainly never heard anyone but herself and Terry use it. ]
Where'd you pick up that word?
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Some guy in bondage gear.
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[ ... He's the first person to come to mind when someone says bondage gear, okay. She's read one too many conversations between him and Eddie. But they haven't talked enough for him to pick up her slang. She doesn't think. ]
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