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TEST DRIVE MEME #8




TEST DRIVE MEME
Considering apping to EACHDRAIDH? Why not give the setting a test run here! OPTIONAL SCENARIOS 01. ARRIVING IN THE DRABWURLD. The Seelie and Unseelie courts welcome you not with mirthful revelry, this time around dear friends. There is a seriousness in the air, though the food is still hearty and the imps still mischievous. After you have been briefed on your purpose here, you will find an endless feast and a night filled with entertainment to placate your concerns. Mingle with new arrivals, sneak down the castle halls and make sure your eyes are always on your glass; fairies and imps have no bias when it comes to tricks! 02. THE STATION. Looking for a little slice of home? The Station gives you all that and more. Take advantage of the wifi, have a cup of fairy-brewed coffee (the one they didn't spit in) or sit back and relax on the patio. You can even move your things into one of the available rooms! 03. WILDCARD. Your own scenario! Explore the Drabwurld or simply take advantage of your Locket! Be mindful, though -- the monarchs are watching and cross court communication should be done with the utmost secrecy. |
elena gilbert ( tvd ) | unseelie
( CASTLE )
( WILDCARD )
Is feast okay? With one loser vampire?
So he scowled. And brooded. And drank probably a bit too much. But he still stayed. Why? Because he knew the song and dance by now. This was new recruit time. If someone did happen to get dragged in from his home, he wanted to be here to get them. If they came here.
He'd lost track of Katherine, but then there she was beside him, talking to him. He opened his mouth to tell her to -- well, it wasn't for the delicate ears, but the words finally filtered through. Then he peered at her. Uncertain. Mouth in a thin line as he looked to see those differences.]
Elena?
[Katherine did dainty and damsel in distress if it could get her what she wanted, but she also knew better than to try that on him. He'd happily break her neck. And worse.
But Elena...]
wow, no, hdu!!!
Pretty good, apparently.
She turns to Damon and speaks before it registers who he is. It's strange to see him without the backdrop of Mystic Falls behind him; her mouth drops open for a moment, no sound coming out but a small, incredulous huff for a moment. ]
Oh my god, Damon.
[ Elena wrinkles her brow, that unbelieving stare still on her face. It's Damon, he's always unpredictable, surprising her — but this is more than she's come to expect from him. Judging by the look on his face, she surprised him, too. She wants to discuss their situation, but first, she has to ask. Last night's memory is still fresh in her mind: Stefan, if this is you, you'll be okay. You can survive this. Whatever you do, I love you, Stefan. Hold onto that. Never let that go. ]
—Is Stefan here?
oh, i dare. i dare hard. >|
Sorry, no, your fanged prince isn't coming to whisk you away. You'll just have to deal with second best.
[Over a year here away from them and it still stung. But really, what was a year to a vampire? Especially one nearing his second century.
He clearly needed more to drink. Where the hell was his flask?]
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You know that's not what I meant. I just thought—
[ Elena trails off. She doesn't want to get into it with Damon, not right now. If he wants to have an argument, he'll have to wait. She fidgets with her vervain necklace, looking out into the horde of revelers. ]
Never mind. I'm glad you're here, Damon. [ She offers this as a small way of appeasing him. Damon isn't second-best, he's just different. ] That means you have a shard, too?
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[Ah, there it was. He pulled it out and undid the cap, taking a large swig.
Then another.
Maybe one more.
But angry at her or not, he still had unresolved feelings, so he held the flask out to her -- if she wanted some.]
We've been here before. You don't remember?
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No?
[ Doubts begin to seep into her mind; maybe Damon's trying to fool her, make her think she's going crazy. If he wanted to do that, though, it's too late. She's already in Fairyland. ]
Sorry, I... don't know what you're talking about.
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We were here a couple years ago -- well, fairy-years. Then you left and I went back and then... wound up here again over a year ago. Fun times. Don't bother trying to figure out how I've been here when I'm at home. Magic, fairies, blah blah, whatever. It's all a bunch of crap that doesn't actually make any logical sense, but it is what it is.
[Another sip when Elena doesn't take hers. Fine. He'll drink it himself.]
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You're not joking, [ Elena replies slowly, like it's just now registering. She lets out a sharp exhale, running a hand over her scalp. ] Wow. Okay. That's— more to take in than the imps, actually.
[ The imps are just another supernatural creature, when it comes down to it — werewolves, vampires, hybrids, it's not a stretch to include imps on the list of Actually Real Things. Losing time, however? That's somewhat concerning. ]
How long was I here?
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[He pointed in a direction that may or may not be towards the seelies, missing jabbing a troll in the ear and getting a dirty look for his efforts. Damon gave him one back.]
No harm came to your pretty little head, don't worry about it. Then you just... poofed back.
[And he'd been left here alone for another month until it seemed he'd followed.]
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And that's normal here? [ She's assuming it is, anyway, by the way he talks about it. If it had been an oddity, he would've been more shocked to see her. ] People just... poofing away, just like that?
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[Another sip from his flask at the irony of that statement. Now what was he going to do? She was here and clearly human, so Katherine was probably going to toy with her.
Did he care? He shouldn't. She'd chosen Stefan. Again. He had obligations and responsibilities. He was a dick.]
castle!
What does being new have to do with watching where you're going?
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Just— a little disoriented, that's all? Like I said, sorry. It won't happen again, hopefully.
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Whatever. It is depressing enough to be disorienting.
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I take it you weren't exactly planning on coming to Imp-Land, either. Were you in the middle of anything important?
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castle
( Tink is not one to be terribly offended by such a slim slight. she is a little stiff from surprise, maybe — some habits might never die, and she might never be entirely comfortable that she's safe. considering everything in this new world, perhaps it's wise to be cautious. )
I'm new too. It's a lot to take in. ( Tink does seem a little more level about it, though; she's done this before. a lot. she tilts her head, a flash of concern on her features as she inquires, ) What about you, are you all right?
woooooooo
Yeah. I'm fine. Totally, completely out of my depth, but fine. [ does that qualify as fine? she's not sure. ] I'm glad I'm not the only one who's still figuring it out. I was beginning to worry I was.
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You'll get there. ( Tink had nobody to hold her hand when she was dumped in Neverland, but that doesn't mean she'll do the same to someone else. if she can help Elena at all, she will. ) It's very strange here, but I'm sure there's an order we'll find with time. I think being dragged from your home to a place you've never been is a very good reason to be out of your depth, but you'll find the surface.
( she's uncannily confident about that, for some reason. )
I'm Tinker Bell. What's your name?
castle!
shardholders - him, and the others - were precious. soldiers, pawns and that fact alone brought a cloud over his head and a frown wrinkling the corners of his mouth as he walked through the castle. his cloak moved soundlessly after him, more a shadow than actual fabric.
his fingers drummed against the hilt of the sword at his hip, since his lute was slung over his back and he found himself humming to the rhythm of his fingers.
his own preoccupied mind didn't allow him to see the girl until she was right in front of him, nearly careening into him. but he had taken a swift step to the side, a hand rising to gently catch her at the elbow, in case her balance was unset by the near collision. )
That's quite a literal manifestation of lost bearings. ( there's a lilt to his tone, and the remark isn't said in malice. a beat and: ) I'm new too.
Are you alright?
feast;
[That was perhaps a bit too sarcastic, and so he flashes her a small, somewhat sympathetic grin.] I thought it was really weird my first day here, too.