vaguelysauntered: (as the world keeps turning)
Anthony J. Crowley ([personal profile] vaguelysauntered) wrote in [community profile] sirenspull2012-03-21 11:29 am

001 [Video]: Oh, Canada.


[The NV turns on, showing a very sleek-looking dark-haired man with sharp cheekbones and sunglasses smirking at the camera. Even over the NV, one can tell that this is a person who knows he's better than everyone else around him- there is no uncertainty in his features, just full-on arrogance. When he finally speaks, his English accent is so smooth one can practically roll a carpet on it.]


Well, let's see here. You know, I've been going through this thing's previous posts and such, and wow, all the entries from people who have just arrived really share a lot in common. You'd think that there's some kind of checklist that we have to get through once we arrive. Like, number one, you must certainly, without a doubt, ask "where am I?" or "what is going on?" or "why have I been dragged across time and space itself to the wretched wannabe of a place that is Canada?" Because finding out things by asking people who might lie to your face instead of quietly gathering information by your lonesome is clearly the way to go.

[A pause as he lets that sink in.]

Second, you must ask where your friends or family or dog or beloved garden gnome is in this place. Which, most of the time, results in nothing but statements like "No, I haven't seen your gnome" to "Oh, yes, your gnome was here before, but I'm not sure where he's gone off to now, sorry about that".So why bother asking? No, I'm going to skip that part entirely- I've already checked the NV for the people I know and they're not here, so, just look at all the time I saved.

Third, you may either a), mention that you "can't stay here because you have something important to go back to" or b), basically give your whole life story to people because you can. I'm not doing the first option because, frankly, I'd rather not repeat the Apocalypse all over again, thank you, and I'm not doing the second one because, honestly, I'd rather keep all of you in the dark. Why in the world should I reveal who I am or what I do without knowing exactly who lives in this place?

[He grins widely.]

What I can tell you is that the name's Crowley. [He pronounces it like it rhymes with "holy".] Anthony J. Crowley. And I do not need your pats on the back or your offers to be my best friend ever or your little cheerful fake welcomes. All I need is information about the darkness at night and how this city works and other such things.

Do be nice and provide it to me. I'm sure a few of you have the collective brain to do so.
thehighcost: (fluffy smile)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-22 02:47 am (UTC)(link)
[Smiles.] I happen to run a bar in sector four. It's called Mugshots. Stop on by if you want a drink, I'd love to catch up!
thehighcost: (grinning)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-22 04:51 am (UTC)(link)
Sector four. It's right across the street from the police station. We run the bounty hunting business out of here, hold on...

[She send shim the address and a nice map!]
thehighcost: (trolling you so much)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-22 09:21 pm (UTC)(link)
See you soon! [And she would be waiting behind the bar for him to come in.]
thehighcost: (whoops)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-23 08:48 pm (UTC)(link)
Hey! [She grins, getting out a glass from under the counter.]

What's your poison?
thehighcost: (oh gee)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-26 06:20 pm (UTC)(link)
[She has a sense of humor! A big one, actually, and she nods, grabbing a wine glass and taking a few minutes to pick a nice Cabernet. She brought it back, sliding it over to him with a smile.]

Like I said, it's on the house. You didn't have trouble finding the place, right?
thehighcost: (deeply worried)

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[personal profile] thehighcost 2012-03-30 05:38 am (UTC)(link)
Well, it is Canada. I always liked the place, actually, but I think I'm one of the only ones! [She laughs at her own joke, leaning against the bar.]

Oh, well, it's a short story. A few months back, the owner decided she didn't want it anymore, so I said I'd help out. At the same time, the person in charge of bounty hunting gave up her spot, so both me and a friend helped her out, too. So, now we're in charge of Mugshots, and the bounty hunting business!