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basic_powers) wrote2011-07-06 11:23 pm
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Seattle Summer Showoff
As they exist from the narrow door of the linen closet for his apartment, Dinah will see two doors down the hallway to her left. One has a biohazard sign hanging from it, and the other is part-way open, enough that one can see the window and bed inside. There's a couple of photos hanging from the wall, one of Beauford and a blonde young woman laughing with the lights of a carnival in the twilight background, and one with Beauford and a reddish-brown haired man in a repurposed tan flightsuit, grinning in front of a college graduation ceremony.
To her right, she'll see that Beauford was infact not exaggerating at all about the shoebox size of his apartment's kitchen, as there is only a tiny island seperating it from the small living room. There's a well-used black futon and coffee table with a little black laptop on top of magazines and comic books. Against the wall there's a shelf with a flatscreen tv, several videogame consoles and a dvd/bluray player. Light filters through the curtain outside and Dinah can likely see the door out of the apartment with three bicycles hanging from hooks beside it on the wall, and pannier bags for the bikes hung with coats and hats from the coat rack.
It doesn't take much guessing to figure out that the blue and gunmetal bike is Beauford's from the homemade welds and adjustments given to it.
"Welcome to my humble bachelor pad...I'd give you the tour but this is pretty much it."
To her right, she'll see that Beauford was infact not exaggerating at all about the shoebox size of his apartment's kitchen, as there is only a tiny island seperating it from the small living room. There's a well-used black futon and coffee table with a little black laptop on top of magazines and comic books. Against the wall there's a shelf with a flatscreen tv, several videogame consoles and a dvd/bluray player. Light filters through the curtain outside and Dinah can likely see the door out of the apartment with three bicycles hanging from hooks beside it on the wall, and pannier bags for the bikes hung with coats and hats from the coat rack.
It doesn't take much guessing to figure out that the blue and gunmetal bike is Beauford's from the homemade welds and adjustments given to it.
"Welcome to my humble bachelor pad...I'd give you the tour but this is pretty much it."
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Dangit. That city has no tourism industry.
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"....well, at least she won't ask what kind of...businessman, I am."
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"...there's one of the trolley stations." Beauford points out the wrought iron fencing and cherry red building with the cars waiting under it's roof. "...never get sick of seeing something as well made as that."
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"Come on, let's get heading back....sun's already getting low in the sky."
By the time they get to the ticketbooth, there's a good line formed, with plenty of your standard grab bag of tourists. Some old ladies with fannypacks...two families with semi-bored and tired looking children, and a few actual local customers.
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"How far are we going?"
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"And then I figure it's either naps and Milliways, or I spoil you with future tech video games."
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"A Monkey's Tale is alright, I tend towards more cheesy campy horrors."
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The empty seats are a little way down the car, and she scoots up next to the window.
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There's a bell rung overhead, just after that, as the trolley driver starts the climb up the rails to the top of the hill. Passengers mostly look out the windows towards the coastline not that far off, and can be glimpsed briefly between the fabulous architechture.
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"I'll believe you. But I reserve the right to call you a liar if it turns out you don't."
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The trolley just shook, granted it's and older model of transport but...they're not supposed to shake like that.
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Is that normal?
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"GET DOWN AND GRAB SOMETHING SOLID!"
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She has to; she hopes he understands.
Then she's heading for the nearest open window.
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Including the trolley, which was too slow getting out of the way as the monster clips it hard with enough force to snap it out of the tracks and it's line.
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"Hey, ugly!" She yells, just to get it's attention before taking a deep breath.
"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!"
And that's to really get its attention, by way of hitting it with a sonic tank.
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Dinah, if your plan was to bring it back....
Wait, where did the fireball that just hit the creature in it's eyestalks come from??? And that blue blur that just flew through the air that punched it right under the jaw??????
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"Guys, I said I wanted seafood for lunch but this is a bit much," she quips in a loud enough voice to be clearly heard from the street as a show of confidence will usually prevent any panic. "I think I might just have to share."
In a lower voice, for the Bluetooth in her mask set to the team's frequency of the day, she says, "Alterity, do a run around to make sure no one's seriously injured and see if you can't clear the area a bit. Sentinel, try and keep that things attention. See if you can't get it away from the tourists. No property damage this time. Did anyone else catch that sonic burst? I think we might have an anonymous meta, so keep your eyes open."
By the time she's finished her third sentence Alterity has cleared any seriously injured, elderly and children from the area and Steel Sentinel is blasting away at the creature while grumbling something like, "It was just a little bit of damage."
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Dinah, understanding the importance of a team dynamic, and aware that drawing unneeded attention to herself would be a bad idea right now, does what every fibre in her body screams at her not to do.
She turns tail and runs, slipping into the crowd that are now gathering around at a distance mob-rule has decided to be a good compromise between safety and a good view.
There she stops, and turns. She wants to see how this team operates.
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