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Drink Count: 17 || New World, New Home
[Forward dated to January 16.]
A. [Action: 852 Goldberg Street, ridiculous o'clock]
[The alarm klaxons jarred Crowley out of a comfortable sleep. The demon sat bolt upright and blinked his yellow snake eyes blearily. It took him a minute to realize that something was off about the room he was in. The shadow of the tree outside wasn't quite right. The wallpaper was different. His "wife" didn't look the same.
His wife didn't look the same.
He jumped out of the bed, blessing under his breath.]
Bollocks.
B. [Action: 852 Goldberg Street, later morning]
[He checked to make sure his Bentley was in the garage. It was. He also found his puppy and all her accessories in exactly the same places they had been in 915 Bilko Boulevard, only in this new house. How strange.
Crowley was dressed in a smart black suit and red shirt that had once been scratchy slacks and a hideous jumper. He was also, of course, wearing his snakeskin shoes and sunglasses. He sat at the kitchen table, drinking a poor excuse for a cup of coffee. He was going to have to go shopping.]
C. [Action: 915 Bilko Boulevard, around noon]
[He can't stop himself for wanting to check on Kyon. He couldn't leave the poor boy alone without at least checking to see if he was alright, right? He drives on over and parks in the driveway. The demon strides into the house as if he lives there. Which he did up until this morning.]
Kyon? Are you in here, kid?
D. [Action: Olney's Tavern, late afternoon]
[Crowley's looking a bit irritable behind the bar. What the hell is with this town?]
What'll you have?
E. [Phone: Locked to Aziraphale]
[Crowley's just a little on edge when he's able to get to the back of the tavern to make his phone call to Aziraphale. He paces as far as the phone cord will let him and he's hissing a bit.]
Pick up. Pickuppickuppickup! Bloody hell Angel, this is not the time to neglect your bloody phone!
A. [Action: 852 Goldberg Street, ridiculous o'clock]
[The alarm klaxons jarred Crowley out of a comfortable sleep. The demon sat bolt upright and blinked his yellow snake eyes blearily. It took him a minute to realize that something was off about the room he was in. The shadow of the tree outside wasn't quite right. The wallpaper was different. His "wife" didn't look the same.
His wife didn't look the same.
He jumped out of the bed, blessing under his breath.]
Bollocks.
B. [Action: 852 Goldberg Street, later morning]
[He checked to make sure his Bentley was in the garage. It was. He also found his puppy and all her accessories in exactly the same places they had been in 915 Bilko Boulevard, only in this new house. How strange.
Crowley was dressed in a smart black suit and red shirt that had once been scratchy slacks and a hideous jumper. He was also, of course, wearing his snakeskin shoes and sunglasses. He sat at the kitchen table, drinking a poor excuse for a cup of coffee. He was going to have to go shopping.]
C. [Action: 915 Bilko Boulevard, around noon]
[He can't stop himself for wanting to check on Kyon. He couldn't leave the poor boy alone without at least checking to see if he was alright, right? He drives on over and parks in the driveway. The demon strides into the house as if he lives there. Which he did up until this morning.]
Kyon? Are you in here, kid?
D. [Action: Olney's Tavern, late afternoon]
[Crowley's looking a bit irritable behind the bar. What the hell is with this town?]
What'll you have?
E. [Phone: Locked to Aziraphale]
[Crowley's just a little on edge when he's able to get to the back of the tavern to make his phone call to Aziraphale. He paces as far as the phone cord will let him and he's hissing a bit.]
Pick up. Pickuppickuppickup! Bloody hell Angel, this is not the time to neglect your bloody phone!
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Regretting your life choices?
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There's an inordinate number of chances to do bad, you see. You can always do something bad. ...Our conversation. I could chat you up quite nicely and pay and tip you for the company, or I could wait until your back was turned and stiff you the bill. That isn't good against bad, it's merely... neutral against bad. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of spontaneous good. Hugging you would simply be awkward, and I believe showing any greater sign of affection past a hug would have me immediately condemned to hell by the tenets of your religion.
You have to wait for someone to be on the verge of being run over by a car to earn any real points towards good. Doing what you're supposed to do simply doesn't cut it. And so, the bad piles up - telling lies, being ill-tempered, cutting in line. And the good simply doesn't.
...That's hypothetical, of course; I've spent my life making a fortune robbing fools blind in casinos, so I expect there's something of a more substantial bad there.
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And despite what organized religion likes to say about it, from what I can tell He doesn't give a flying fart about sexuality.
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And charming. I no longer have to worry about something I've never worried about in my life. Any similar thoughts on gambling?
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Generally it's bloody stupid. It's a very low-end sin.
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Or perhaps you're only saying this to encourage me towards future of acts of great evil? I should never know. It would be delightfully diabolical and when I get sent to hell even despite not having one, I should be very upset at you.
[Grimsley sags a little in his seat and sighs mournfully. ...It seems he had been drinking already prior to coming to the bar. Wine all day to drown out the sound of the alarms.]
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Here, you should try to make up for it.
[He pushes his glass back in Crowley's direction.]
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Whatever makes me wake up tomorrow morning with the worst headache.
You know how it is.
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We'll get you that hangover, mate.
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[Down it goes.]
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Make one of those for yourself. I'd hate to deprive you of the experience; apart from which, you're really quite good at this.
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[Still he mixes himself up a complicated drink that involves gin, egg white, fresh citrus juice, and some other ingredients. He starts to shake it and doesn't stop.]
And don't worry about the money, mate. One of these drones is going to foot your bill.
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.........You're going to say you do mind control, aren't you?
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No, I add it to their tabs. They never notice.
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Hm. Not quite as interesting. I was actually hoping you'd say 'yes'. I pretend to be uninterested by you, you know, so I don't look quite as stupid being excited about these things.
Were you going to drink that or are you waiting to spray it in my face?
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[He snorts and sets the shaker down, breaking the seal. He then pours it into a glass filled with ice and tops it off with soda water.]
Hardly. It's a Ramos Gin Fizz.
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