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![]() Private AU/PSL RP, set anywhere from 1879 alternate history France to 21st century North America. A tale of two brothers and the witch and her golem who gets entangled in their lives. Urban fantasy, steampunk, magic, guns, and coffee collide. ➢ "La Caravane". |
❇ midnight ❇
The crystallization had slowed down in recent years since her body and magic had been slowly adapting to the foreign substance that had helped her survive and grow this unique limb. Berna, would want to check up on it soon, fearing her granddaughter would become too much of a rock and not enough of a human being. (This was mentioned jokingly, but Iona knows that with every joke, Berna has a serious intent behind it for better or for worse.)
Right now though? The midnight munchies have struck once again. Oren should be inspecting the cafe right now and the brothers are probably sleeping, ready to leave the 21st century and back to alternate 1879 France...
Iona walks out to the kitchen without her glamor, yawning and...]
... Can't sleep?
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—this, it's flooring. He can hardly sleep, his brain full of ideas and all the details he hasn't quite come to terms with. He'd never call his issues trite, but they seem smaller in context— something he knows is unfair to all the people caught in it, caught in things they don't care for.
He's in the kitchen, playing with the faucets and running water over his hands, when Iona appears. He looks...appropriately sheepish, but not for long. ]
I'm a night owl. You?
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[She replies lightly, while the crystals on her arm glow in the darkness. Iona turns on low lights of the kitchen so she can grab two bottles of homemade yogurt and the box of mixed berries from the fridge. (Oren is going to get grumpy, but at least she's choosing something vaguely healthy to snack on. It was either this or cheesy garlic bread).]
Wanna join me? You'll be returning soon so we can end our date on the roof.
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[ And he reaches for one of her bottles of yoghurt, splitting the load as they make their way up to their destination. Even the air tastes different here; it's missing the acrid scent of gunpowder, the grease under the veneer of opulence.
He could get used to it, but still— it isn't quite home. ]
Hey. Can I ask you something?
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Sure! Ask away.
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How many non-magical people show up at your cafe? A lot? Only a handful?
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Iona opens up a bottle of yogurt and passes it to Gus.]
I'd say a handful sounds just about right. And usually, they don't find the cafe again.
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[ He hums, looking pleased with himself. ]
I'm a special case.
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Did Claude tell you that he found my cafe first though?
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[Om nom, yogurt and berries.]
... But you know, I was really happy when you actually came back. I mean, even if it was just for a date.
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[ He follows suit, munching on his berries. ]
Maybe you wanted someone to worm your way in there.
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When you put it THAT way, I really sound sneaky.
... Hey. Are you and Claude going to get in trouble for disappearing? I know you both wanted to lie low in the first place, but...
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[ He says so flippantly, matter-of-factly. ]
I'll just tell them I had to lie low for a day or two, it won't be too big of a deal.
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If you say so... I was thinking I could help you two slip back into the city unnoticed. Invisibility isn't that hard to cast and no one would see me if I go back.
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Her proposition, though...! He perks up a little. ]
Whoa?! Does that mean I get to like... lift people's skirts and no one would be able to see me?!
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Gus... This is why you're all fluff.
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I'll get back to you on that. It's no fun if I give you the answer THAT easily.
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That means you're fine with seeing me again?
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I'd be incredibly happy if that can happen, Gus.
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[ Setting his bin of yogurt down, he leans over in his beach chair and motions for her to do the same. ]
Come here for a second.
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Okay? What is it?
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Okay, good. A little closer...
[ YEAH...HE'S GOING FOR A SMOOCH... ]
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Guess he's trying to disprove all the fluff she's been teasing him about and for a split second, Iona's impressed and going with the flow...]
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