Sirius Black (
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undergrounds2017-04-09 03:04 pm
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Investigating a Missing Fae in Two Parts
[Part 1 - Sirius and Evie]
He'd started at the shop. Seemed like the most obvious place. Trying to see if he could smell anything or find any leads as to why this Fae was gone. Not left, just gone. It definitely seemed odd, and weird things with Fae seemed to be happening all over, or at least, more than usual.
To continue with unusual things, Sirius was keeping to human form. Typically, he kept to his dog form for stuff like this. It was normal for a dog to go around sniffing things, not so much for a human. But he figured this was safer in case he needed to talk his way out of a situation, or needed to dig for more information.
Finding a promising smell, he followed it, making his way down the street until he found a park. He paused on the edge of it, seemingly appraising the dinosaur structures and glad that no one was using the park. Though he got the feeling he wasn't entirely alone.
[Part 2 - Reporting back to Eames.]
After the successful interrogation of the imp, it was time to report back to Eames.
"So, uh, do you want to take the lead on this or shall I?" Sirius asks.
He'd started at the shop. Seemed like the most obvious place. Trying to see if he could smell anything or find any leads as to why this Fae was gone. Not left, just gone. It definitely seemed odd, and weird things with Fae seemed to be happening all over, or at least, more than usual.
To continue with unusual things, Sirius was keeping to human form. Typically, he kept to his dog form for stuff like this. It was normal for a dog to go around sniffing things, not so much for a human. But he figured this was safer in case he needed to talk his way out of a situation, or needed to dig for more information.
Finding a promising smell, he followed it, making his way down the street until he found a park. He paused on the edge of it, seemingly appraising the dinosaur structures and glad that no one was using the park. Though he got the feeling he wasn't entirely alone.
[Part 2 - Reporting back to Eames.]
After the successful interrogation of the imp, it was time to report back to Eames.
"So, uh, do you want to take the lead on this or shall I?" Sirius asks.

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"Yes- I am. I don't suppose you've heard of any witnesses?"
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He glances over at the dinosaurs and points.
"Haven't searched them thoroughly though. The fae's trail ends there, but there's a few others still hanging about."
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"Let's get searching, then. See if there are anyone here that may have noticed something that day. I'll leave it up to you to decide which you'd rather- I don't exactly have the friendliest first appearance." Vampires + Fae = Tasty Snack.
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"How about I take the tyranosaurus, and you take the triceratops and, whoever finishes first can take the stegosaurus and we'll move on from there."
He sounds fairly impressed with himself, both for taking charge and remembering the names of the dinosaurs. Without really waiting for agreement, he heads off towards his chosen dinosaur, finding steps up the back that lead to a slide.
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So she hesitates, waiting to see which one Sirius moves to, before attending to the triceratops.
One of the first things she noticed when she arrived at the dinosaur was that there was a distinctly thick sweet scent in the air. Fae- she knew it anywhere, her nose practically twitching. Delicious- but not food. Not a chance- she refused to partake in fae blood. Especially not if it was unwillingly given.
No, the scent seems to move away from the triceratops, moving closer toward the stegosaurus, and the edge of the woods. "Hullo?" she called out quietly, hoping to keep any outsiders from hearing.
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The scent is stronger over here, Sirius notes as he approaches the tail. Stronger, and slightly different, with something mixed it. Ignoring the fact that he'll look completely strange to outsiders, he leans in to get a stronger whiff while Evie calls out. Something that was hiding under the dinosaur stiffens, so Sirius figures it's his turn.
"Is someone there?"
Whatever was hiding under the dinosaur takes off towards the woods with a yelp.
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"We just want to talk to you! I promise, neither of us are going to hurt you!" Evie calls as she runs after the thing. It doesn't take much to overcome it. The imp is small, and Evie has long legs and vampire strength on her side. Her hand closes over it's arm.
"We'd like to ask you a few questions, imp. If you'll come along with me and my associate, I'm sure I can reward you for your patience."
This seems to change the imp's mind, and in a few moments, Evie and her new friend come walking out of the woods. She glances at Sirius and nods.
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It's a rhetorical question, unless they were completely wrong. But nothing smelled fishy, so Sirius figured they were on the right track.
Of course, what would be the best way to start off this interrogation?
"So, what were you doing here?"
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Evie listens, nodding. But she doesn't dare speak.
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"We're looking for someone. A fae, goes by the name of Nemed, I think?" He glances at Evie for confirmation. "Word is, he was last seen around here."
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the imp, meanwhile, recognizes the name. "Nemed- yeah, yeah, haven't seen him in some time. Last I saw him here, he was right on top of my house!" The stegosaurus.
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Any sort of lead would be helpful at this point, with the trail having gone cold.
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Evie looks at Sirius.
"He was summoned."
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"Summoned? By who?"
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Evie, meanwhile, keeps her look on Sirius. "All they need to summon is a name. It could be anyone." Could be Samantha.
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"There's no way of telling? Guess that ends that. Thanks," he says to the Imp.
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From them, at least.
The imp takes the money and disappears, back into the forest. Better to wait until these trespassers left.
With the imp out of the way, Evie turns to Sirius. "What are the chances it's a witch?"
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To say nothing of his involvement in Bromley.
"I think it's a safe bet to make."
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"So anyone anywhere could have him." She presses her lips together.
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Sirius doesn't blame her. It's frustrating, knowing that the trail's gone cold and picking it up again is definitely not going to be easy. And certainly not fun.
"Guess I better go report this. I don't know what else there is to do."
It's beyond his level of skill, that much is certain to Sirius.
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"Thank you. For your assistance."
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And it had probably taken less time than if he'd been on his own. Negotiations had never been his strong suit after all.