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MABON } 22nd September
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The times, they are a'changing. But in this case, it's the same way they change every year. The 22nd of September is the Autumn Equinox, and aside from it being a great time for witches to get up to all sorts of shady shit with fae, it's time for the seasonal change in power between the two Courts. And in typical Fae fashion, this event is to be marked with a hugely ostentatious party. They've taken over Crystal Palace Park for a party that'll be going near on 24 hours. The trees are lit with twinkling lights, and many fae have chosen to forgo their glamours — some are indescribably beautiful, others monstrous, and quite a few... Well, they look more or less human, but obviously it doesn't bother them and it shouldn't bother you either! There is dancing, flirting, and laughter. And the drinks and food are free flowing. Slipping between realms is also extremely easy, but there's been strict instruction not to steal any mortals tonight or there'll be hell to pay. This also marks the first official appearance of Eames as the Lord of Autumn, (it's not something he could readily get out of, you see,) so expect plenty of gossip about how odd it is he seems to shy away from his title, his obsession with mortals, and how very un-Fae it is of him to cancel the hunt. | |
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The RULES are as follows:
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That's about it, they aren't a very rule-heavy bunch and honestly just want to have a fun night. |
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Then why not? He shrugs slightly, flickers Daryl another smile. He seems to be having fun, so maybe he misjudged him. Maybe he's more of a party type than he first thought.
"I admit, I was a... little cautious myself -- but things seem to be going fine for now."
When the fae get drunker though, who knows. Lancelot may be steeped in fae magic himself, but he wouldn't trust a fae more than he had to. Especially not this many on one place.
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Daryl is a shifter, he thinks, so he supposes he has a good sense of smell. Why would he smell like Faolan? Maybe if they'd been... sitting near each other?
"Well -- we... didn't travel here together I suppose?" he hazards, wondering if that's the right answer.
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"Huh," was his very articulate answer before shrugging and taking another long drink. "Why the glitter?
Because hell, Daryl was drunk, knew it, and even he'd managed to avoid it thus far.
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"Not intentional, trust me. I suppose I must have got it on my hands or something. Glitter isn't exactly my style, but then again neither is this--"
He gestures expansively to the party in general. Lancelot is more a quiet night in sort of person than a party goer.
sorry for the delay! I totally missed this one in my inbox!
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"Oh! No, no -- of course I do. I meant... the party? This type of party, it isn't really... well, my sort of thing. Especially the glitter. I'm more of a... night in sort of person."
Which probably makes him sound horrifically boring. He winces at that, a touch apologetic.
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Daryl knew why he did when things like this weren't his normal scene. But hell, it had alcohol. He could make them his scene.
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"Free food," he says first, then hedges a moment before adding. "Caution too, really. This is a very public party. With all the tensions I was worried it might go off the rails, so I suppose I thought I should keep an eye on it."
Which means, yes, he came to a party essentially for work-related reasons rather than to have fun. Which is a sad state of affairs indeed.
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But good to know Lance was such a stick in the mud. Probably hadn't touched the alcohol. One of the goody-goodies his family would have made fun of and tried to get into trouble. A slightly sobering thought that felt like it came out of no where. So Daryl took another drink to fix that sober part.
"But probably a good idea," he went on to admit. "Ain't like they're letting some of us leave. Bound to get someone in trouble."
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"If they did, I ain't feelin' it."
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It might be safe, but Lancelot doesn't trust the fae as far as he can throw them.
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