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Thoughts disappearing like tears from the Moon.
WHO: Huntress & YOU (open)
WHERE: Various locations in the City.
WHEN: Sunday night, Monday night, & Tuesday night.
WARNINGS: Possible violence?
SUMMARY: Huntress has work to do.
FORMAT: Tagger's choice. Please specify a time and location in your tag and I will match you!
She thought maybe she would take a break from her nightly excursions now that Dick and Damian were back. She's been working hard on her own, she hadn't missed more than one night a week ever since she'd returned from Venezuela. She'd earned her rest and her chance to enjoy some time with her brothers. In an idealized world, perhaps that would have been true. They were Bruce Wayne's children and their lives were riddled with dysfunction. In all honesty, taking a break meant getting out into the stinging night air and doing what was right in the face of all the odds. Nights like these, alternately spent running across rooftops and being bundled up in her cape were the true escape from the crush of reality. Out here in the night, she could be what she was born to be. She could live up to her name and potential. There was something very freeing about that, and she wasn't going to miss a night on the beat for anything.
WHERE: Various locations in the City.
WHEN: Sunday night, Monday night, & Tuesday night.
WARNINGS: Possible violence?
SUMMARY: Huntress has work to do.
FORMAT: Tagger's choice. Please specify a time and location in your tag and I will match you!
She thought maybe she would take a break from her nightly excursions now that Dick and Damian were back. She's been working hard on her own, she hadn't missed more than one night a week ever since she'd returned from Venezuela. She'd earned her rest and her chance to enjoy some time with her brothers. In an idealized world, perhaps that would have been true. They were Bruce Wayne's children and their lives were riddled with dysfunction. In all honesty, taking a break meant getting out into the stinging night air and doing what was right in the face of all the odds. Nights like these, alternately spent running across rooftops and being bundled up in her cape were the true escape from the crush of reality. Out here in the night, she could be what she was born to be. She could live up to her name and potential. There was something very freeing about that, and she wasn't going to miss a night on the beat for anything.
Tuesday Night - Random Rooftops
"Well now, isn't this a surprise?" he laughed, raising his voice to help it carry across the distance between them, "I figured I had these rooftops all to myself."
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"In this town, there's always someone sneaking around." She kept her tone low, neutral, so she could feel this situation out better.
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He moved closer to her, then stopped at the edge of one room.
"Hold on a second! I'll be right there!"
Thomas suddenly disappeared from sight, his form seeming to fall through the floor. He emerged near her, stepping through a semi-transparent doorway.
"Check it out. Interesting change, huh?"
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Her brows knit in confusion, though hidden behind her mask. She still didn't recognize this guy, not his voice and certainly not his appearance. If this was yet another case of mistaken identity, it could stand to be cleared up ASAP.
"But I have to confess something. I don't usually write letters to people I don't know."
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He crossed his arms and locked eyes with her, trying to figure out what the deal was. Was she doing this on purpose? Was he persona non grata with her? Did something jumble her memory? Was she from a time when they hadn't met? It could have been anything.
"Are you sure you don't remember me? Do I need to put my cowl on, to jog your memory? It's me, Thomas. You know, Catman?"
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"I'm afraid you've got the wrong Huntress, Thomas."
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He looked off to the side for a moment, rubbing the back of his head sheepishly.
"Well...This is awkward, then. I apologize for the mistake."
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"I'm sure you'll have it all figured out in no time at all."
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He gave her a small bow.
"Well, I won't keep you from your appointed rounds any longer. Keep on protecting the populace, I guess."
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At least she kept fascinating company. If nothing else, she would have to ask around and do a bit of research on this 'Thomas the Catman' fellow.
"I'll do what I do best."
sunday | queens @ 2:56am
Despite the fact she hasn't picked up on Dent's exact whereabouts, she'd heard through the grapevine about one of his lackeys. Spotted in the area only a couple of days ago. If they were still in the business with him, it's a good place to start.
When she found them, she listened in on the conversation for over an hour from high up above, but there wasn't anything she hooked onto. No mention of anything suspicious. But they had disappeared a little too quickly before she had a chance to pay them a visit herself. Damn.
Now she sits on the edge of a building, scanning the streets below before she comes to the conclusion that tonight's been a bust. She grits her teeth. ]
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But she wasn't having much luck. Every end was a dead one. There was nothing she could find that was leading her back to Harvey Dent, or anything besides teenagers out past their bedtimes.
Typical.
She's about to call it a night, running between buildings toward the nearest subway station when she sees a figure perched on the ledge.]
How's the view from here?
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Boring. [ She answers, inclining her head to keep a watchful eye out anyway. Kate needs to find him. The trail's already cold, but she knows she can do this. ]
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But at Kate's very core she knows this is something she needs to do by herself. The only way to end this with Dent is to go at it alone. ]
Not this time, Huntress. [ If she listens carefully, her voice is slightly tinged with an apology. She knows it's important to stick together, to trust each other, but Dent's gotten so far under her skin. ]
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[Her body tenses and she crosses her arms, a look of disbelief crossing her face.]
Why not? I can help you.
[She can't imagine why on Earth her assistance would be rejected. They'd worked so well together in the past. It's not like Huntress is incompetent or something.]
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I'm certain you saw Red Robin's message about Dent being spotted here.
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That was weeks ago now. Are you sure he's still here?
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[Not that Batwoman isn't talented and able to handle herself. Hel just doesn't like being shut out of an investigation, especially not something like this.]
He's been after a friend of mine, you know. He broke into her home.
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Kate Kane, yes? I remember he escaped that time.
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[Maybe she shouldn't have said anything at all, bringing Kate up could endanger her, or maybe give Batwoman enough clues to deduce Huntress's secret identity. But she felt she needed to do whatever she could for her friend. Batwoman had to understand.]
Every night he is on the loose is a night that Kate and Nill won't be safe. Don't you understand? You're not the only one with something to lose here, Batwoman.
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Unmasking others is something she tries to avoid. However, she's pretty damn curious now. ]
But I've got this. I won't let him hurt anyone.
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Alright. If things get out of hand, you can contact me.
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Of course.
[ Spoilers: she won't. The resentment she harbors toward Dent runs deep. ]
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I'll leave you to it, then.