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undergrounds2015-10-14 10:13 pm
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Date: Oct 18
What: Eames and Arthur discuss some plans for the future.
[Arthur's a few minutes later than he thought he would be coming back from Hillingdon House. He had to drop off a few things, pick up a few other things, and leave a message for another hunter, but he's been thinking about the things Eames said the whole time. About how it's time to act. He hasn't completely decided whether that's the anger talking or if it really is time to start pushing back in a real way - he has to hear these fragments of ideas that Eames has first.]
[When he walks through his door, he expects Eames to be there, so he calls out his name as he hangs up his coat. He had left his door unlocked, and he's already been invited in before. Taking a shortcut through the other realm he should have arrived a while ago.]
What: Eames and Arthur discuss some plans for the future.
[Arthur's a few minutes later than he thought he would be coming back from Hillingdon House. He had to drop off a few things, pick up a few other things, and leave a message for another hunter, but he's been thinking about the things Eames said the whole time. About how it's time to act. He hasn't completely decided whether that's the anger talking or if it really is time to start pushing back in a real way - he has to hear these fragments of ideas that Eames has first.]
[When he walks through his door, he expects Eames to be there, so he calls out his name as he hangs up his coat. He had left his door unlocked, and he's already been invited in before. Taking a shortcut through the other realm he should have arrived a while ago.]

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It's a good plan, though. If I knew the fae a little better I might be able to help with something that might motivate them, but... if you get it that far I can help with Widdowson and the wolves. Midnight's backed into a corner; they'd be foolish not to start mobilizing.
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[He sighs and sits back. This could fall apart at any point along the way. And he has to consider that they may need to involve the vampires and at least offer a hand to Daybreak in this "neutral territory" business, which is. Unseemly, to say the least. But without them it's just renegade factions allying against the Council.]
Guess I'll need to find a new place first. [Wow has he finished that beer already.] I can't imagine they'd listen to me if my position here isn't secure.
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[Arthur takes a sip of beer, allowing Eames to assume the rest. He doesn't want to help Eames go apartment hunting but if it makes things move along a little faster, he can put his talents to work.]
[He sighs and leans forward again, resting his elbows on his knees.]
You planning on going back to Lambeth tonight?
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[Eames glosses over whether or not he's going back tonight - he is, but he also doesn't want to think about it - and squints at the map. Thinking about which parts of London he'd be happy enough with for the time being. Not much, as it happens. If the witches and the Council don't have it, then the vampires do. Disgusting.]
I've property in Bexley if I really can't find anything.
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You probably have more options than you think. As long as it's not Night Council, Daybreak, or Islington, no one's going to try and kick you out or kill you. I know you don't trust any territory owned by the Institute, but at least they don't cut you off from the Other Realm.
[Arthur frowns at the belt of boroughs cutting off Hillingdon from the rest of London. If they wanted to move, it would have to be into Redbright territory, and no one's going to support them attacking territory owned by the school. As if the school hadn't forced itself into more territory than it needs.]
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[He doesn't really have any beef with the Institute except who runs it, but Sylvia being in charge makes it a flat no as far as Eames is concerned.]
[Eames sighs and gets up to get another beer.]
I'll figure it out. [...] Maybe Waltham.
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Well, like I said, if you need help finding a place I'm willing to check some stuff out for you. What I will not do is help you move.
[They are not at that level of friendship yet, and frankly Arthur's worried that if he starts going through Eames' stuff he'll find some weird magical and/or sex stuff that he doesn't need to know about.]
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[The absurdity of it calls some other things in to question though, and he squints suspiciously at Arthur.]
Why are you offering? [He raises an eyebrow.] What are you after?
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Is it always about making a deal with you?
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[Is he deflecting because he's baffled by the concept of helping people out just because? Nah.]
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I'm just trying to be nice. I don't like Daybreak and it's shitty that they're pushing you out.
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[Eames has to take a moment, because this 'being nice' thing doesn't sound right coming from Arthur at all, but the rest of his explanation makes perfect sense.]
[He makes an uncomfortable noise. MOVING ON.] I'm not ready to tackle that just yet, but I'll let you know if I end up needing a second pair of eyes.
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[He sounds just a little bit sarcastic as he leans forward again, taking a sip of beer and looking over the map.]
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[He gestures to the map to indicate what he's talking about.]
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You know where to find me.
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Right, well. I'd best be off.
[He stands and drains the rest of his beer, half considers thanking Arthur for his help, but then Eames remembers that it's Arthur and decides fuck that. He's just gonna grab his coat and see himself out unless Arthur has anything he needs to discuss.]
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[That in itself would be a victory in his books.]