Party Poison (
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undergrounds2016-07-10 04:23 pm
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Party is starting to settle in. London is still a new city, but not so new that he's getting lost every time he goes outside. Learning the sights and the smells and where is or isn't safe for him to go has had a learning curve to it, but he thinks he's getting the hang of it as much as any new werewolf could.
Of course, he doesn't necessarily always give a shit. There are a lot of art galleries outside of the areas he's been told to stay--many in Hackney--and he's not about to avoid all of them just because someone tells him to.
He walks around the gallery opening in his ratty clothes, pushing his greasy red hair off of his face and studying the paintings and sculptures with a sort of rapt fascination. There's free wine and he manages to lose count of how much he has by the time he's stumbling home.
Once the opening is over, it's late and he's walking home through the streets of Hackney back towards the areas that his new pack have control of. He's keeping his head down enough about what he is that he's not expecting much trouble, but he's always ready for a fight if need be and he's too drunk to bother hiding that.
Of course, he doesn't necessarily always give a shit. There are a lot of art galleries outside of the areas he's been told to stay--many in Hackney--and he's not about to avoid all of them just because someone tells him to.
He walks around the gallery opening in his ratty clothes, pushing his greasy red hair off of his face and studying the paintings and sculptures with a sort of rapt fascination. There's free wine and he manages to lose count of how much he has by the time he's stumbling home.
Once the opening is over, it's late and he's walking home through the streets of Hackney back towards the areas that his new pack have control of. He's keeping his head down enough about what he is that he's not expecting much trouble, but he's always ready for a fight if need be and he's too drunk to bother hiding that.

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Part of him wants to play tough, anyway, and get in the guy's face, but when he moves to get closer, he stumbles and even he knows that that ruins the effect. "That a warning or a threat?"
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He's trying to take the werewolf seriously, really he is, but it's hard to do so when the pup is clearly drunk off his ass. Cooper figures one good poke would knock him right over. He leans over the handlebars of his motorcycle.
"Could be both," he says, shrugging broadly. "I'm not gonna start something unless you decide t'do something stupid first."
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"I wouldn't get all up in your face if I found you walkin' around our area minding your own business." He's about 85 percent sure that he's telling the truth about that, but if he's honest it would really depend on his mood. He's started fights over less if the mood took him.
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Cooper raises an eyebrow and tilts his head towards Party. He tries not to judge based off appearances, but Party looks like a rough sort of character. Cooper can't see him being fine with werewolves all over the parts of the city the East End calls home. "I wouldn't be in your territory 'cause unlike you, I'm smart enough not to go where I might not be wanted."
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"The only thing I was dumb about was getting caught." Which he really had thought he'd been smart enough to avoid. All he'd wanted was to slip in and have a few drinks at the art gallery. What's he supposed to do? Give up on his career? Tell people that he can't come to some showings because he's a little too furry to be welcome?
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Cooper is reminded strongly of himself. Wasn't he very much the same way, all full of snark and thinking he could get away with anything? It's only when the consequences caught up with him that Cooper could see that he'd gotten himself into deep shit.
"Look, I'm not gonna start anythin' with you, so I'll give you a piece of advice instead." His face goes serious, a rarity for the nonchalant vampire. "Get a little smarter, 'cause the dumb types don't last long. There's worse things than me running around London."