Finnick Odair (
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(open) hell is deep lord, but we're heading deeper

[With new lords come new excuses to party.]
[Some time on the 19th, the fae stage a takeover of the club fabric in Smithfield. Invitations are sent out to all the fae in London, touting the glorious coming out of the Lords of Rivers and Illusions, Seelie and Unseelie respectively. It's one of those times where fae of both courts just want an excuse to throw a party, and the invitation is all the notice said new lords get that they are going to be guests of honour.]
[It's a typical fae affair; the magic is heavy in all three rooms, one of which is decorated like a ballroom in Other Realm fashion. The food and drink served at the bar remains untouched by fae charms, but the fae presence itself seems to be intoxicating. Some of the activities happening in dark corners seem to be a little beyond what's regularly allowed at any reputable nightclub, but don't pay attention to that just enjoy the party.]
[If you manage to cause any trouble, a team of large fae is here to escort you out. You may have seen them faithfully guarding the door, sniffing out those who may want to cause harm to the high concentration of fae inside. Vampires can be let through if they have a fae companion with them, and otherwise all types of humans and supernatural alike are allowed in.]
[The party goes on for precisely 72 hours, and on the 22nd the party winds down and mysteriously disappears. The club is left a little cleaner than when it started, the staff left completely befuddled about what just occurred.] (x)
[Some time on the 19th, the fae stage a takeover of the club fabric in Smithfield. Invitations are sent out to all the fae in London, touting the glorious coming out of the Lords of Rivers and Illusions, Seelie and Unseelie respectively. It's one of those times where fae of both courts just want an excuse to throw a party, and the invitation is all the notice said new lords get that they are going to be guests of honour.]
[It's a typical fae affair; the magic is heavy in all three rooms, one of which is decorated like a ballroom in Other Realm fashion. The food and drink served at the bar remains untouched by fae charms, but the fae presence itself seems to be intoxicating. Some of the activities happening in dark corners seem to be a little beyond what's regularly allowed at any reputable nightclub, but don't pay attention to that just enjoy the party.]
[If you manage to cause any trouble, a team of large fae is here to escort you out. You may have seen them faithfully guarding the door, sniffing out those who may want to cause harm to the high concentration of fae inside. Vampires can be let through if they have a fae companion with them, and otherwise all types of humans and supernatural alike are allowed in.]
[The party goes on for precisely 72 hours, and on the 22nd the party winds down and mysteriously disappears. The club is left a little cleaner than when it started, the staff left completely befuddled about what just occurred.] (x)
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[He looks down at his drink and takes another sip of it.]
Getting there.
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It's a little close, isn't it?
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[The comment totally doesn't faze him, he just looks at Arthur like he's pointed out something mind-numbingly obvious. But that could just be the concentration on his face at trying to get Arthur moving a little more smoothly. It's amazing. He knows he capable of it, why can't that translate to dance?]
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No, this isn't happening.
[He holds up his hands in defeat and turns to leave the dance floor. He should probably just leave forever now, right. This has been thoroughly embarrassing. Thanks Eames.]
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Fine. You're definitely not a dancer.
[His tone, whilst very amused, is surprisingly devoid of mocking.]
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[Arthur finds his way to a slightly less crowded area and puts his hands on his hips, trying to get over the whole paralyzing embarrassment thing.]
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[In unrelated news, there may be something more than just alcohol in his system right now.]
[Anyway, he gives Arthur a bit of a sympathetic look. A bit, because he's also completely failing to hide how happy he is about this.] It's fine. No one cares.
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It's not that.
[He sighs again and gives Eames a hard look.]
You are very drunk right now.
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You're acting like you want a repeat performance.
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[No offence Arthur but he does not.]
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No, of the sex.
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Oh. [He laughs, apparently this is hilarious. Mostly it's hilarious that he missed what Arthur meant.] It's not what I was angling for, but I certainly wouldn't say no.
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Maybe I should just go.
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I'm gonna need a lot more to drink.
[He says it more to himself than to Eames.]
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[Probably? Eames hasn't had to pay so far anyway.]
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[About an hour later he is pretty much as drunk as he's ever been. The drinks they're serving are incredibly strong, and he's had a lot. He's in the middle of telling Eames something that seems very important, but he trails off halfway through.]
...I forgot where I was going with that.
[Is he slurring his words? He's slurring his words.]
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[But either way, Eames is laughing like it's a great story he's just been told. He grins and orders another drink, one that comes quickly and he continues drinking like he never stopped.]
It's fine-- I'm sure it doesn't matter anyway.
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Are all fae parties like this?
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[He follows Arthur's gaze around the room, and then looks back at his drink. Squinting at the bottom of his drink before he takes another sip.]
Thankfully nobody saw fit to organise a hunt.
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[Arthur looks at his own drink with a touch of confusion, like he's trying to determine what it is before he goes ahead and takes a sip anyway.]
At least you seem to be enjoying yourself.
[He probably thinks the look he gives Eames' bare chest is subtle and smooth. It's only a bit of those things.]
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Three straight days of drinking tends to put one in a good mood.
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Maybe for you. I'd be finished by the second day.
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