[it takes ava a long moment to type as much. is it fair? is it not? poor woman just survived a weird immortal monster attack but doesn't seem to hold it against the rest of the kind. but wanda maximoff got bob's sign-off, and while ava honestly has no idea how much credibility to assign that, it'd be a shame to start a fuss over nothing.]
But if I hear of any trouble, I'll reach out. Promise. We're all in this together, or so I'm told.
I don't think I have seen him. I'll have to look in on the piano bar.
[does it? does it not? what is the standard reconnaissance time on a piano bar. ava cannot remember whether or not she's ever murdered someone in one, but if she did, it certainly wasn't located inside a billionaire's mc escheresque british mansion with its sundry vampires and seven sentient libraries.]
Yeah. Cool. What time?
[hopefully, somebody's in the piano bar tonight. a minimum sample of fifteen women with a pattern of dress recognizable to the uninitiated? it can't be that hard. if only lestat liked to play piano in a dive bar. or an urban battlefield.]
[ For Amy's part, even beyond the more surface-level performance of gratitude (genuine gratitude, to be fair), it'sā nice. Normal, in comparison to most of what she's experienced in the past week or so. (Even a dive bar would suffice, though a battlefield ā not so much.) ]
let's say eight? lestat saves a table for me, so we don't have to worry about getting there early.
8 works for me. Looking forward to meeting your vampire. And you, outside of the shit.
[even if an urban battlefield would be a lot more straightforward. hopefully some things are transferable. like courage, research skills, a mild weakness for apparently sincere blond women who happen to be nearby at a time of disaster.]
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[it takes ava a long moment to type as much. is it fair? is it not? poor woman just survived a weird immortal monster attack but doesn't seem to hold it against the rest of the kind. but wanda maximoff got bob's sign-off, and while ava honestly has no idea how much credibility to assign that, it'd be a shame to start a fuss over nothing.]
But if I hear of any trouble, I'll reach out. Promise. We're all in this together, or so I'm told.
I don't think I have seen him. I'll have to look in on the piano bar.
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[ Affirmation, offered easily. ]
i try to go once a week. you can come with me next time, if you want.
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dot dot dot, vanish. ('yes i'm excited.')
dot dot dot, vanish. ('what should i know about piano bars?')]
Sure. Sounds great. Glad I've met someone who knows their way around.
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okay, yay! š tomorrow night work for you?
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Yeah. Cool. What time?
[hopefully, somebody's in the piano bar tonight. a minimum sample of fifteen women with a pattern of dress recognizable to the uninitiated? it can't be that hard. if only lestat liked to play piano in a dive bar. or an urban battlefield.]
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let's say eight? lestat saves a table for me, so we don't have to worry about getting there early.
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[even if an urban battlefield would be a lot more straightforward. hopefully some things are transferable. like courage, research skills, a mild weakness for apparently sincere blond women who happen to be nearby at a time of disaster.]