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[Midnight Hotel] May catch-all
Characters: Anyone, everyone.
Date: Month of MAY, 2016 (2017 in-game).
Location: The Midnight Hotel.
Situation: Catch-all post! Feel free to use this post for anything that happens within the Midnight Hotel during the month, using the subject header to label specific rooms or for specific people. See also the OOC note at the bottom.
Warnings/Rating: Mark your threads if content warnings become applicable, please!
The overtone in the Hotel this month is rather melancholy. Anton is back on full-time duty with his usual courtesy after the visitors have left, though he rarely smiles, unless looking at some particular pictures. There have been a few other notable changes.
For one thing, Anton will not wear his usual funeral-director’s suit this whole month. He will, in fact, wear colour. For the most part he wears a three-piece suit of understated purple, accompanied by various complementary shades in shirts and waistcoats. (It was a gift.) Occasionally he breaks out, grudgingly, a kedanese variant of a traditional three-piece suit, though admittedly still dark in tones.
For another thing, the tablet at the desk which habitually chimes with a perky voice is gone, but there are a multiple of photographs pinned to various places at reception (to say nothing of his private office). All of these photographs are of the same group of eight men—Anton included, as well as Erskine Ravel and Skulduggery Pleasant—in various states of handymanship, craftsmanship, and physical labour as they renovate a building (in various states of completion). None of the images are posed, and some of them have an air of wistful uncertainty, but others an air of unthinking camaraderie, where the laughter is free.
The third and possibly most noticeable change is that the resident janitorial cleaning faery, Erskine, has apparently moved out. It is for that reason that Anton is regularly not available in the late evenings, since someone has to check up on Erskine now he’s living on his own.
Other than that, the actual Hotel’s workings remain as normal. The restaurant begun in April is continuing with reasonable popularity, running a little more smoothly than it did in the beginning. There is slight tension in the kitchen, as some of the kedanese cooks work out the hierarchy, but it never reaches a point where Anton has to step in. Still, there are some jaundiced glares being thrown around the kitchen and dining hall.
Meanwhile, the sleeping-bags are packed up and stowed away, and the commons are returned to their usual states after having been appropriated for the giant slumber-party.
[ooc: The Midnight Hotel’s status page is available here, with the rules at the top. PLEASE POST TO THE STATUS PAGE IF YOUR CHARACTER WOULD LIKE A ROOM, JOB OR AREA IN THE GARAGE, OR ARE MOVING OUT. Anton will manufacture means of payment until Foreigners are able to properly offer recompense or choose to move out.]
Date: Month of MAY, 2016 (2017 in-game).
Location: The Midnight Hotel.
Situation: Catch-all post! Feel free to use this post for anything that happens within the Midnight Hotel during the month, using the subject header to label specific rooms or for specific people. See also the OOC note at the bottom.
Warnings/Rating: Mark your threads if content warnings become applicable, please!
The overtone in the Hotel this month is rather melancholy. Anton is back on full-time duty with his usual courtesy after the visitors have left, though he rarely smiles, unless looking at some particular pictures. There have been a few other notable changes.
For one thing, Anton will not wear his usual funeral-director’s suit this whole month. He will, in fact, wear colour. For the most part he wears a three-piece suit of understated purple, accompanied by various complementary shades in shirts and waistcoats. (It was a gift.) Occasionally he breaks out, grudgingly, a kedanese variant of a traditional three-piece suit, though admittedly still dark in tones.
For another thing, the tablet at the desk which habitually chimes with a perky voice is gone, but there are a multiple of photographs pinned to various places at reception (to say nothing of his private office). All of these photographs are of the same group of eight men—Anton included, as well as Erskine Ravel and Skulduggery Pleasant—in various states of handymanship, craftsmanship, and physical labour as they renovate a building (in various states of completion). None of the images are posed, and some of them have an air of wistful uncertainty, but others an air of unthinking camaraderie, where the laughter is free.
The third and possibly most noticeable change is that the resident janitorial cleaning faery, Erskine, has apparently moved out. It is for that reason that Anton is regularly not available in the late evenings, since someone has to check up on Erskine now he’s living on his own.
Other than that, the actual Hotel’s workings remain as normal. The restaurant begun in April is continuing with reasonable popularity, running a little more smoothly than it did in the beginning. There is slight tension in the kitchen, as some of the kedanese cooks work out the hierarchy, but it never reaches a point where Anton has to step in. Still, there are some jaundiced glares being thrown around the kitchen and dining hall.
Meanwhile, the sleeping-bags are packed up and stowed away, and the commons are returned to their usual states after having been appropriated for the giant slumber-party.
[ooc: The Midnight Hotel’s status page is available here, with the rules at the top. PLEASE POST TO THE STATUS PAGE IF YOUR CHARACTER WOULD LIKE A ROOM, JOB OR AREA IN THE GARAGE, OR ARE MOVING OUT. Anton will manufacture means of payment until Foreigners are able to properly offer recompense or choose to move out.]
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"Not teleportation, no, but I guess the other two things apply if I'm at least comparing the level of most technology here to what we have. Though there's quite a bit of people with powers here I hadn't ever thought were possible."
Like the healing he's heard about, if not having had the chance (which was good) to see yet.
"Though I didn't know 'people with powers' was something that existed in the galaxy three years ago, unless you count what other species are capable of compared to Humans," Luke said, amused. He would really have no problem mentioning the Force and what he could do with it, if it came down to that.
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"I'm sorry, I just never thought to meet someone who knew things that we could only speculate about in fiction." She explains. "To know that there's someone out among the stars is... almost comforting?"
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Shrugging, Luke considered it for a moment, but well. He didn't see any issue mentioning it since they were talking about it and this woman was in no position to really make use of it."
But there are some people that do straight up have those abilities, and it's got nothing do to with them being aliens," he said after a moment, meeting Brigid's gaze, "I found out I can basically do that myself a few years ago."
He hadn't known about the telepathy, no, and he would rather not think too deeply on it, but he now knew it was possible. The fact that he'd been able to contact Leia in that way as well as hearing Vader was reassuring. It wasn't restricted to just one person.
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But then, he admits to having those abilities. Her hearing picks up no deception in his heartbeat. "You have telekinesis and telepathy?" She asks, curious and not at all judging.
She reaches for a pen and a piece of paper. "How did you find out you had it?" She asks, curious. 'If you don't mind telling me."
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"I'd barely realised I could use the Force to sense the world and other beings around me, but it sort of got suggested, the telekinesis. I can lift pretty large things, now."
Letting out a soft breath, Luke's gaze went a little distant.
"As for the telepathy... only a few weeks ago. I needed help, and no one was close enough. I didn't really think about it. My sister heard me."
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But she realizes that she's pushing too hard.
"I'm sorry. That couldn't be easy for you to recount." She's not trying to bring up bad memories. "You can tell me I'm being too nosy, if you wish."
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And it was, even if it also still was a bit of an aching spot and probably would be for a good while yet.
"But no, it wasn't easy either." Of course, he hadn't really told Brigid what had happened at all, which was probably obvious. Frowning thoughtfully, he shifted off the bed.
"How long did you work with your translations, anyway? Dinner?" Offering a hand up, Luke smiled; it was around the time dinner would be available for the Hotel's residents, he was rather sure.
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She takes his hand. "I'd love dinner. You'll find I get lost in translations a lot." She scoots off the bed and follows him to the door.
"Honestly, you'll probably find that I translate more than is humanly possible."
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Hardly a bad thing to be focused on, and even if they've only had one conversation so far, Luke feels like this is going to work out rather well.