OoC: Hmprph I'm lucky I have so many characters. Otherwise my posts would be fffaaaiiil.
BiC: "Cursers, no question. Either that or as.sas.ins, which I doubt," Tybalt said, and laughed. Amy studied his face. It was contemplating. Thinking. He sighed. The ex
pression on his face almost alarmed her. Well, at least, she hoped she wasn't the cause of it. She forced such thoughts out of her head.
"Cursers?" she echoed. She knew about the Cursed. I mean, she knew them by the rumours anyway. Supposedly they worked for the Government. Sometimes. But Cursers were different. Rumours about them were rare and usually outrageous. But one thing was for sure; they Cursed people. They were bad. At least, that was their reputation. She shivered a bit.
Somehow, she felt she was tied up in something big.
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The girl smiled and laughed a bit when Jack bowed. Which he thought was kind of charming.
"It's Payten," she said. Jack grinned. Payten? Hmm...
"Nice name," he said. "I've got a proposition for--" Which is when he was rudely interrupted. Somebody tripped right in between them. A bubbly looking fifteen year old.
"Sorry~" she said in a definitely-not-sorry voice. Heh. That was deliberate he thought.
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Rachel watched the two strange people (the girl with pretty much white hair and the skinny guy) and their interactions. The only out-of-ordinary thing she could see was the guy's bow and the girl's hair colour.
"Pretty boy," she said. "I think we don't need to focus on these guys..." She glanced at him. But Jay's eyes were now glued on somebody else. A girl... a human girl, obviously. Can't get more human than that. "Think she's cute?" she said, now teasing. Jay shook his head. Rachel frowned. She had been hoping for some excitement~
"That girl," he said. "She's the one who was the cashier at the cafe." A pause. "I think she overheard our little conversation." Rachel examined her nails. Oh. So Jay was gonna report her to the chief-of-police and the human girl would most likely be jailed or forced to work for the Government, or something of the sort.
"Okay. So report her," she said nonchalantly. Jay shook his head, strawberry blonde hair falling into his eyes.
"No," he said. "I'm going to go watch her. You, please keep an eye on those other guys." Rachel smirked.
"Why should I?" She put her hands on her hips.
Yeesh. She really does have a split personality. Jay wondered how the heck Rachel managed to seem normal at her home and school life.
"Because," he said. "You and I, we work for the Government. We refuse, we either are killed or jailed. What's your choice?" Rachel sighed.
"Whatever you say."
Rachel waltzed up to the freaky-skinny-guy and the white-haired girl. And decided right off the bat that they hhhaaaddd to be Cursers. There was no logic behind this. She "tripped" right in between them. And it looked very fake and very on-purpose.
"Sorry~" she said.
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She's probably going to make herself known immedietly Jay thought, sighing. He ran his hand through his hair. It wasn't wise of him to let Rachel take care of the two-Curser-looking-people. But then again, she was trained. And, even though he hated to admit it, she was good. But she wasn't subtle. Jay's way was to sneak. Remain hidden and forgotten most of the time. Look completely normal. Until it was necessary to make himself known.
But in this case, the cashier-girl and the guy next to her were already looking at him. So she remembers... So he smiled and waved in their direction and walked up.
"Hey," he said once nearby. "Fancy meeting you here." As though this were a compltely normal meeting.