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mayfield_rpg2012-09-02 11:23 am
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event: portal two | the desert

The second portal will most likely require a double-take to locate: it's found at the end of an alley between the malt shop and the roller rink, and you might glance it out of the corner of your eye while passing by. Drones, as before, don't seem to notice it at all, strolling right by the alley as if it didn't suddenly lead into a great swathe of sand.
Stepping through the portal can be a bit of a jarring experience. One moment you're standing amidst the bustle of downtown Mayfield; the next moment your face is being whipped by sand, the sun is blazing down on your neck, and the only noise you can hear is the distant, lonely keening of the wind across the dunes. Looking back at the portal, you can still see Mayfield's streets through the lens of the alleyway- but don't stare too long, because that portal closes within a day...
As far as the heat is concerned, you might as well have stepped into a pressure cooker. Not only does the sun beat down on you from above, but the heat also rises up from the sand: hopefully you're not going barefoot, otherwise you'll be suffering from some badly burned soles. On that note, unless you brought some very powerful sunscreen, you're going to want to cover up: any exposed skin is going to be suffering sunburn pretty fast. If you were smart, you brought something to drink: there's no water to be found here, only sand as far as the eye can see.
The great dunes rise and fall like unmoving waves. The horizon around you shows nothing, no buildings or signposts, only an endless sea of sand. Unlike the beach, there's no sign of habitation here- any footprints that might have been have long since been swept away. The wind is constant, unyielding, insistent, and focused on one direction alone: east.
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That's pretty practical. What sort of power is that?
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[He felt that should be explanation enough. It's not like he had names for his powers or anything. He just used them and had since before time began.]
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I see. I don't think I've met a demon before. I'm more used to humans with special powers.
[ Can't hurt talking about things like that when this isn't even her own world. There's nothing in Eden's laws about what do say and not say in other worlds. ]
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Only if you can turn them back to normal again afterwards. I don't think Yuki would appreciate if his clothes were gone permanently.
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[He takes that as permission and the clothing shifts into something similar to Crowley's robes and a canteen of her own.]
Now come on. Lets go hunting.
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Alright then. What direction?
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[ She starts heading in the mentioned direction, expecting Crowley to follow. ]
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The name's Crowley. You?
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[ It's still a habit to give her name in the Japanese order. Excuse her for that. ]
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It could've been worse.