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WHO: Kenzi and Kang
WHERE: Kenzi's room at the MAC
WHEN: Not long after this.
WARNINGS: Uh...drunk shenanigans?
SUMMARY: Kenzi's upset about getting a getting hit with a Double Rainbow charm and Kang's curious to see. Also drinking of good ale.
FORMAT: Prose?

Piccolo had left not too long ago and now Kenzi was rushing around her room in an attempt to make it more presentable. Normally she wasn't the type of girl to do regular house keeping. She figure as long as she could walk around without stepping on something it was fine right?

But then guests would come over and she couldn't really have them tripping over all her junk. And while Piccolo had been an unexpected guest she was expecting Kang.

Her dirty clothes were quickly stuffed into the hamper. Her collection of lifted wallets was shoved under her bed. Dirty dishes were put in the sink, where they should have been to begin with. The empty bottles of various drinks were tossed into a box that would from then on be known as the recycling box. She decided to just stack the pizza boxes up near the recycling box. Were pizza boxes even recyclable? They had cheese and sauce stuck to them but she assumed they were.

She took one more quick look around her room to make sure it was presentable. What she wouldn't give to have a Brownie living with her. Once things were clean enough, in her mind, she flopped on the couch and turned on the TV while she waited.

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"A siren thing?" Kang asked, leaning his head back and enjoying the buzz from the alcohol.

"Yeah it's a siren thing. It's definitely one of the more pleasant whistles. I've been on the receiving end of some of those unpleasant ones... They hurt."

She takes one last drink from the bottle before putting the lid on it and dropping it to the floor. Where it would remain out reach until she felt like moving again.

"It's through Bo that you know about all of these Fae. How did you meet her?"

"She saved me from this creep that had roofied a drink he gave me. Yeah, yeah. Smart move Kenzi taking a drink from some strange guy in a bar. But I thought if I took it he'd go away. I was wrong. He followed me an elevator and it was about then the drugs started to take. Luckily Bo was working there that night and followed." She grinned and gave a bit of a laugh. "She ate his face. It was awesome."

She stopped and thought about what she just said. "Uuuuh...when I say she ate his face I don't mean she really ate it. She sucked the life out of him. Never seen a dude look so happy and be dead at the same time."

Kang frowned. "Not your fault he chose to do that. It was probably too good of a death for him." He clearly wasn't a fan of behavior like that.

Kenzi frowned as well. "No...but you'd think I'd learn. And probably. It probably would have been more befitting if his face had been eaten."

One arm dropped off the side of the couch, her hand groping blindly for that bottle. Sadly it was out of reach.

One foot moved the bottle closer to Kenzi's hand. "It would have been hell to explain to the authorities, though. And messy."

Just one more good drink. That's all she needed. Now she's done for the night.

Maybe.

"That's where Dyson and Hale come in. They take care of all the strange cases that are Fae related and with the help of some higher ups manage to cover them up. So it wouldn't have been hard for them to just explain it away."

"That's handy," Kang smiled, leaning forward to pour himself another shot. Either the vodka wasn't very strong, or he'd kept his somewhat better than the average human's alcohol tolerance.

Kenzi watched him pour another drink for himself before letting out a laugh. While she hadn't kept up with how much he'd been drinking it still seemed like a lot. "Dude, remind me to never try and have a drinking contest with you. I'm pretty sure I'd lose."

Kang laughed as well, flopping back on the couch and patting Kenzi's arm, "I don't know, I haven't tried walking yet."

She lazily waved a hand at him. "I would suggest trying but I'd hate for you to fall over and break my shitty coffee table."

"I'm too comfortable to move anyways. I think we should do something about what we're watching, though."

Kenzi rolled her head to the side to see what was on the TV. She squinted and stared for a few a bit before letting out a laugh. "Don't like cartoons huh?"

She rolled onto her side so that her back was facing the TV and began digging around in the cracks of the couch. After a few moments she fished out the remote and passed it to Kang. "Pick something." she said as she rolled off the couch, landing in a crouch on the floor. "Nature calls." she murmured as she rose on wobbly legs.

When she returned she practically fell onto the couch.

"Is that what they're called?" Kang said it mostly to himself, reaching for the remote and flipping through channels as he waited for her to come back. Televisions had been pretty easy to figure out.

After falling onto the couch, narrowly missing Kang, Kenzi wiggled around until she was comfortable again. "Find anything good on?"

Kang shrugged. "I don't know. Most of this stuff, I have no idea what half the references are to or what the hell's going on."

She made grabby hands at the remote. "Maybe there's a movie that just came on?" Not that she was even sure she could stay awake through a whole movie at this point.

Handing over the remote, Kang made himself comfortable as well, "Those are the long ones, right? The ones that tend to be over an hour?"

Kenzi brought up the menu and squinted at the screen as she began to go through the channels. "Yeah."

"Ooooh Dawn of the Dead, a classic!" She sits up and grins as she sets the remote aside.

"Huh," Kang watched for a few seconds, shaking his head when an undead was taken down permanently by a well-aimed shot to the head. If only it had been that simple back home.

For the first bit of the movie Kenzi sat straight up with an excited grin on her face. But before long she started to feel tired and slowly began to slump to the side.

Kang didn't notice until Kenzi started slumping his way. "I should let you sleep."

The sound of his voice caused Kenzi to sit upright again and shake her head. "Uh...huh? Oh, yeah I guess." She yawns and attempts to get up from the couch so she walk him to the door but at this point she's too far gone.

"Don't worry about it. Goodnight, Kenzi," Kang smiled at her, and got up, leaving the two remaining beers on the table.