Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing (
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mayfield_rpg2012-02-07 03:54 pm
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[ order 8 ]
[ Home - Midday ]
[After hovering uncomfortably close to death for much of the past week, confined to bed in misery, Integra awoke feeling warm and alert. Her skin has lost its ashen appearance, warm tan once more and bearing no signs of the surgery she'd been put through. She stumbles over the hound on the way to the bathroom, lifting her shirt (Giles's, actually) to the mirror once there to stare at herself. Integra does a turn. Not a mark.
Flooded with relief, she's spent her morning making the most of it, showering and putting things to right throughout the house with ruthless efficiency. It's only until close to lunch that she emerges to check the mail, comfortably dressed in a coat, black cigarette pants and a fitted indigo jumper, acquiescing to the town's wardrobe options since everything else is in the wash.
The black, 2000 Mercedes sedan parked in the drive affords her a head turn.]
Yes! [She throws her fist into the air, triumphant. Today is going better than expected.]
[ Mayfield - On the road - Afternoon ]
[Integra's left for a drive now that she has the car. Baskerville sits in the passenger seat to her left, all eight eyes squinting against the wind and his pink tongue lolling out of his wide mouth. She's all for following traffic laws, at least until she's near the end of town at the entrance to the highway. After that the road is hers for the taking.]
[After hovering uncomfortably close to death for much of the past week, confined to bed in misery, Integra awoke feeling warm and alert. Her skin has lost its ashen appearance, warm tan once more and bearing no signs of the surgery she'd been put through. She stumbles over the hound on the way to the bathroom, lifting her shirt (Giles's, actually) to the mirror once there to stare at herself. Integra does a turn. Not a mark.
Flooded with relief, she's spent her morning making the most of it, showering and putting things to right throughout the house with ruthless efficiency. It's only until close to lunch that she emerges to check the mail, comfortably dressed in a coat, black cigarette pants and a fitted indigo jumper, acquiescing to the town's wardrobe options since everything else is in the wash.
The black, 2000 Mercedes sedan parked in the drive affords her a head turn.]
Yes! [She throws her fist into the air, triumphant. Today is going better than expected.]
[ Mayfield - On the road - Afternoon ]
[Integra's left for a drive now that she has the car. Baskerville sits in the passenger seat to her left, all eight eyes squinting against the wind and his pink tongue lolling out of his wide mouth. She's all for following traffic laws, at least until she's near the end of town at the entrance to the highway. After that the road is hers for the taking.]
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Assuming this is yours! Not bad. Not bad at all...
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'Not bad'? It's practically a tank. We had damn well near a fleet of them armored to our specifications. This can withstand hits from automatic weapons, rocket-propelled grenades, pipe bombs...
[Integra, you're stroking the car. She seems to remember she's carrying the mail, and sure enough there's an envelope with her name on it.]
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Where can I get one?[Or eight. Or eighty.]
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If you're very very good, maybe they'll give me another. Or a helicopter, if they're taking requests.
Up for a drive?
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[Rider gives the car a good pat. And feeling a little ride envy, but hey, it's technically his now too. Technically.]
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The engine purrs as she gives the ignition a turn, Integra sighing deeply in response. Her long fingers play over the steering wheel, the leather warm beneath her touch. Forget the retro clunker in the garage, this is a car.]
Roooooad
/resisting urge to make 'chicken crossing the road' jokes
The Hellhound in the seat next to her is a little more loud in his interest. Baskerville throws his head back, baying to the sky and grinning a mad, doggy grin.]
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Blimey, is that a hellhound?
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Good eye. And what are you then? Angel? [After taking in his attire] Fallen angel?
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The latter. Though typically it's not so easy to tell.
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Yes, the wings are something of a giveaway.
[After a pause,] Have I seen you before? In town, that is...
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Perhaps. Have you seen an old Bentley around town?
Outside House
OH YES. AWESOME CAR IS AWESOME.
He'll immediately go to the 2000 Mercedes to inspect it.]
Outside House
One of mine from home. They've left the weapons racks empty, but I think we can fill them out nicely in the meantime.
[The car is a four door and sleekly designed, ink black with accents in chrome. There's a small communications display in the backseat, utterly useless in a town where not even the radios work.]
Re: Outside House
[He walks up to her, eyes wide in joy.]
Can I drive it?
Outside House
Wait.]
I apologize for not knowing earlier, but do you even know how to drive?
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And yeah I do. I drove my friend's hover car all the time back home
[Through walls, into other vehicles, into a lake...]
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It will be best to start once more with the basics then. We can begin next weekend, barring any unforeseen events the town might throw at us.
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So you'll let me drive!
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Better that you learn on a car without all of the more modern accoutrements.
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[It is, simply put, a gorgeous piece of machinery, and he is torn between wanting to take it apart to see how it works, and rubbing his body all over it.]
[He restrains to simply sitting and staring at it longingly.]
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The huge hound makes a noise somewhere between a growl and a groan, rolling onto his back. She leans out to see, an unlit cigarette dangling between her lips.]
Can I help you?
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[Then he directs his attention back to Integra]
I'm just admiring your motor vehicle. I have a great fondness for machinery, and yours is rather... handsome.