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[OPEN] How to annoy friends and influence no one
Ice Skating
Party's hardly the most athletic or coordinated guy he knows, but he's not afraid of a few bruises in the name of a good time and that's what brings him to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland with a pair of rented skates and the future promise of hot chocolate to stave off the cold once he's sick of falling on the ice. He's bundled up in so many mismatched, ratty layers of clothing that it's not even clear what he's shaped like underneath as he laces up his skates and wobbles his way onto the ice.
Sure, he's done this a few times, but he's never really mastered it and it's been a few years since his last attempt. Southern California isn't exactly Ice Rink Central.
Without much though or care, he pushes off the edge, manages to move for about half a minute and then slips and lands on his ass, but he doesn't wait long to pick himself back up and try again. After a few false starts, he manages to get himself pretty far into the rink before he slams right into someone else.
"Sorry... fuck!" He slips around on his hands and knees on the ice, trying to get himself back up as his bright yellow mittens slipping on the ice.
Christmas at the Charles Dickens Museum
In a moment of what even Party can admit is a pretty severe hangover, he manages to get a little mopey about his first Christmas away from his family. With no safe way to contact them, he finds himself looking for things that might actually evoke a little old school sentimentality in him. That's how he finds himself at the Christmas exhibit at the Charles Dickens Museum, though loud noises have him wincing and he's quick to keep away from people. He's definitely not tearing up just a little at the sight of a tree with fake little presents under it, because that would be pathetic and not particularly in line with the tough wolf image that he thinks he's cultivating.
Marking Territory
Recovering from a short bought of sentimentality, Party falls easily into his usual habits of baiting people and painting on things that aren't his to paint. As Islington's territory keeps slowly encroaching on East End Pack's, Party takes on the responsibility of making sure that they know it's at an end.
All along the current border between their territories, Party's started to make up allies and trash cans and old signs with spray painted stencil art of wolves. They're simple and fast to get up, but they should get the point across. If Islington comes any further, they'll be dealing with wolves on everything. He even throws a few Santa hats onto the more visible wolves for good measure. Merry Fuckin' Christmas.
Warehouse Partying Party (TW: drugs)
Being at a warehouse party is hardly out of place for Party Poison. In fact, getting supremely fucked up at these things is basically his favorite hobby after painting and he's arguably great at both. By the time he's inside, he's already loose and sloppy in all the familiar ways, ready to dance with anyone around him, all tactile affection and easy laughter.
It only builds the longer he's there, wrapping an arm around anyone within reach and letting himself get entirely carried away. He's not exactly on the prowl, but he's definitely open for business if anyone shows interest. These things are about a good time for him and he's determined to have one.
Even on his long walk home, he's still stumbling and giggling as he gets turned around a few times and stops to pee in a quiet ally. It's a good night to be relatively free of responsibility or care.
Party's hardly the most athletic or coordinated guy he knows, but he's not afraid of a few bruises in the name of a good time and that's what brings him to Hyde Park Winter Wonderland with a pair of rented skates and the future promise of hot chocolate to stave off the cold once he's sick of falling on the ice. He's bundled up in so many mismatched, ratty layers of clothing that it's not even clear what he's shaped like underneath as he laces up his skates and wobbles his way onto the ice.
Sure, he's done this a few times, but he's never really mastered it and it's been a few years since his last attempt. Southern California isn't exactly Ice Rink Central.
Without much though or care, he pushes off the edge, manages to move for about half a minute and then slips and lands on his ass, but he doesn't wait long to pick himself back up and try again. After a few false starts, he manages to get himself pretty far into the rink before he slams right into someone else.
"Sorry... fuck!" He slips around on his hands and knees on the ice, trying to get himself back up as his bright yellow mittens slipping on the ice.
Christmas at the Charles Dickens Museum
In a moment of what even Party can admit is a pretty severe hangover, he manages to get a little mopey about his first Christmas away from his family. With no safe way to contact them, he finds himself looking for things that might actually evoke a little old school sentimentality in him. That's how he finds himself at the Christmas exhibit at the Charles Dickens Museum, though loud noises have him wincing and he's quick to keep away from people. He's definitely not tearing up just a little at the sight of a tree with fake little presents under it, because that would be pathetic and not particularly in line with the tough wolf image that he thinks he's cultivating.
Marking Territory
Recovering from a short bought of sentimentality, Party falls easily into his usual habits of baiting people and painting on things that aren't his to paint. As Islington's territory keeps slowly encroaching on East End Pack's, Party takes on the responsibility of making sure that they know it's at an end.
All along the current border between their territories, Party's started to make up allies and trash cans and old signs with spray painted stencil art of wolves. They're simple and fast to get up, but they should get the point across. If Islington comes any further, they'll be dealing with wolves on everything. He even throws a few Santa hats onto the more visible wolves for good measure. Merry Fuckin' Christmas.
Warehouse Partying Party (TW: drugs)
Being at a warehouse party is hardly out of place for Party Poison. In fact, getting supremely fucked up at these things is basically his favorite hobby after painting and he's arguably great at both. By the time he's inside, he's already loose and sloppy in all the familiar ways, ready to dance with anyone around him, all tactile affection and easy laughter.
It only builds the longer he's there, wrapping an arm around anyone within reach and letting himself get entirely carried away. He's not exactly on the prowl, but he's definitely open for business if anyone shows interest. These things are about a good time for him and he's determined to have one.
Even on his long walk home, he's still stumbling and giggling as he gets turned around a few times and stops to pee in a quiet ally. It's a good night to be relatively free of responsibility or care.
Marking Territory
(There's also the fact that the busiest markets are spread out throughout all the territories, and if you want a good intake at the end of the day, you didn't just hit one of them)
He looks at the art work with a hint of amusement, laughing to himself at the sight of them.
"Well, that's a way to get it across."
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"Sometimes you gotta be real explicit with people. Age don't always make 'em any smarter." He laughs and touches the paint to see if it's dry yet. Party might not be the classiest guy, but he's smart about the things that matter to him and he's a damn professional when it comes to spray paint.
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"Ain't seen your faces round these parts before," he adds, leaning against a dry patch of wall. "Would have noticed a new artist before now."
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As he straightens up, he gives over a little more of his attention, nostrils flaring. "Moved in a couple months back. My art's usually a little louder than this."
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He tilts his head at him. "Couple of months? You won't even know the whole city then."
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Marking Territory
He hears the familiar sound of a can of spray paint being shaken and sprayed, just before he turns a corner and runs straight into the painter himself. He raises his eyebrows slightly, but doesn't say anything just yet.
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His free hand is keeping the more flappy bits of the stencil still as he paints the building.
"Ain't gonna call the cops on me, are ya?" He turns his head to smile over his shoulder. It's not like he can't pack it up and get the hell out of dodge before a cop would show up, anyway.
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He glances at the stencil itself, then at the man as well. He feels... Something from him, but he can't put his finger on what. Considering he's got a lot of experience with vampires and metahumans, he can't be one of those. Not as far as he can tell at least. There are so many other types of supernaturals in the city, though. It'll be some time before Faolan learns them all.
"It's an interesting choice of marks," he replies. "Especially in such a place as this."
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"What's so special about this place?" He turns, eyes shining in a completely playful way as he lowers the can that's still in his hand. It's possible that he's a little bit of a smart ass, but life is more fun that way.
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"Do I really even need to answer that?" Faolan replies. He nods to the wolf mark, still dripping wet it is so recently done. "I would say it's a pretty obvious statement." He's seen them about the city, after all. Specifically along the line of the border between the wolves and the vampires, at that.
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Ice Skating
Oliver himself manages to stand much more easily after being knocked to the ground. He's not the best skater, but compared to Party he feels like an expert.
"Do you need a hand?"
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Once he's mostly upright, he glances at the guy he'd hit and recognition crosses his face, though he can't for the life of him remember where he knows this guy from. He's at least 80% more sober than he'd been the last time they'd met.
"Where do I know you from? One of the galleries downtown?" He isn't giving the party scene vibe right now, but that doesn't always mean much.
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"At a bar. A couple of months back? You ran into me then too."
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This is about as close as Party gets to an apology, but he does feel a little bad if he just keeps plowing into someone, assuming the person doesn't deserve it.
"You okay?"
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Oliver's pride can't be injured too much if he's making bad jokes, at least.
"I'm fine. You pretty much expect the risk if you're going ice skating."
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Warehouse Partying Party
It was probably how drunk he was that kept him from questioning it when he felt Party's arm wrap around him. Instead, Roddy, stumbling a bit, reached up to grab Party's shoulder for balance.
"Hey, Party. How do you like the party, Party?"
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"Definitely my kinda scene. Definitely for sure." He hiccuped and leaned his forehead against Roddy's shoulder. "Man, I haven't felt this good in a long-ass time. Are you havin' fun?"
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Then he looked at Party, finally seeming to notice Party's head on his shoulder. "...feel like I'm holding you up more than you're holding me up."
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"Team work's important and shit. Mark of a--" He hiccups loudly. "Good friend, y'know? Shit, I'm thirsty..."
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And neither of them were getting anywhere without teamwork anyway.
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Christmas at the Charles Dickens Museum
Cooper recognized Party's hair and made his way over to the werewolf. "Got the Christmas blues, eh?" He'll just pointedly ignore the tears in Party's eyes. It's never a good idea to point those out to someone.
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The details of why he'd left his family weren't something he'd really shared with anyone, but he was still too scared to risk contacting them and so here he was looking at a really lonely Christmas.
"You?"
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"Should've planned some kinda party for people like us." He crams his hands into his pockets, trying and likely failing not to look like a little kid.
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Despite the physical age difference between them, there's definitely an older air about the teenager as he looks at the werewolf. Party just looks so young, clearly still a kid in some ways. "Or just, y'know, go to a bar 'n get stinkin' drunk. That works too." He grins.
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