Javert (
never_shall_yield) wrote in
milliways_bar2015-07-21 09:41 pm
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AU Javert and Valjean
Javert is out by the lake, sitting cross-legged on a rock, watching Valjean run round and around and around. He looks like he should definitely be made to get up and walk around or something, but he'll be back in the bar later for a drink.
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Valjean is, as mentioned, running. He was in the gym earlier, and he'll be wandering around outside later because he prefers that to being inside. It helps him forget he's locked in here. Botherable in any place.
Catch either one separately, or in the bar together later.
[OOC: Write-up here. Re-posting due to actually having brain and energy to RP for a bit tonight. Please forgive any slows that might occur, but all threads will be played out even if I disappear for a bit now and then. <3]

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It's not Ragnar's regular bike, but he means to explore the mountains, so being a biker, he'll do it on a bike.
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So, he gets up and stretches his back, then wanders in the direction of the motorbike. He stays back a bit though, just watching.
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But he notices the guy watching.
"Hey," he says. "Do you ride?"
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'No. Don't even drive a car.'
Still.
'It looks like quite a machine.'
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He grins up at Javert.
"She's not meant to be comfortable or go far, she's for bad terrain where even the serious SUVs can't go. Straight up a mountain, that sort of thing. We've got some mountains here."
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[ooc: up to you if they've met before - strike that now I've read your write-up again]
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He crosses Javert's eyeline once or twice as he follows the distant figure on his run. The third time, he blinks and then nods at the kid.
He's not comfortable with children generally, but this one looks to be only a few years younger than he is.
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"Afternoon."
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'You new as well?'
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"Nah, I've been coming in for years... how're you finding it?"
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William hasn't been able to think of a plan yet so his rifle's in his room and he's walking around outside. When he tried reading, it kept reminding him of how badly the mess he's in can go.
At the moment, he's heading for the lake path as the water stretches and somehow makes him feel better. When he sees Valjean running towards him, he gets out of the way and nods.
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'Hey,' Valjean says, as he passes with a friendly nod in return.
Then he's gone for a while, because he's a fitness fanatic who can pretty much run all day. But he has been running for hours, so eventually he's back and stopped just a little way ahead, blowing out hard and walking around while he gets his breath back.
When he sees William again, he smiles and starts a gentle stretch.
'Nice day.'
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Valjean's been working out hard since he was a teenager. It's his therapy.
'And, hi.'
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Ganymede never runs when walking will accomplish the same purpose; he's outside barefoot, in dull blue trousers and a loose shirt, and the ever-present sash belted around his hips that can turn sharp in a second. And at the moment, he's manipulating a few whisperGems in his hand; golden eyes (yes, quite literally) sharp as he considers which if any to activate.
That's when he's rather distracted by the boy running past, and decides to ask the stationary one. "What is he doing?"
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'...running?'
Is this guy gold? Javert blinks at him, but not in a rude way. Just startled.
Because he looks gold.
'Y'know, for exercise.'
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"Does he not work for that?" he asks, puzzled. He isn't a fellow Gold, Ganymede is fairly sure.
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The arrogance is easy to discern. As is the frankly ridiculous beauty of the guy. Javert catches himself staring, then pulls his gaze away and focuses back on Valjean.
'It's not work for him.'
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There's a young man out for a walk: young, androgynously pretty, extremely blond, and wearing the clothes of the early 19th century. He doesn't look as if he's strolling for diversion, or to admire the beauties of nature. Indeed, he hardly looks around him. He has a look of deep and fierce contemplation, while his legs carry him across the grass with a city-dweller's swift decision.
There's a brown and white eagle soaring above him, never getting far away.
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Valjean is looking where he's going. Usually, if not right at this exact moment. Somewhere between one stride and then next, a bee flew into his face and he's distracted by trying to brush it away.
'Crap! Sorry.'
He doesn't actually bash into the blond guy, but has to twist himself a bit to avoid it.
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The blond guy twists out of the way too, with visible surprise -- there's a certain air of being yanked forcibly out of his thoughts -- but also with agility.
"Pardon," he says, overlapping, and then waves the apology away. "No harm done."
Jeanne, above, circles lower, but doesn't alight just yet, or draw attention to herself. (Any more than an eagle circling very low draws attention anyway. Admittedly, that may be significant.) Even without her on his shoulder, Enjolras is a striking young man, and at Milliways probably more so given his dress. But he's looking at Valjean with the politeness of a complete stranger; there's no recognition here.
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'That yours?' he asks. 'It's pretty.'
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"She," he says. "She's my daemon."
For a moment he'd assumed the bee was Valjean's daemon, but -- apparently not. So it's back to the peculiar experience of talking to a man like a corpse, and trusting that he has a daemon inside of him somehow, and trying to stop himself from always looking for it anyway and feeling faintly queasy when there's no daemon to be found.
They've met too many people who thought, in all well-meaning ignorance, that a daemon was like a pet somehow, and tried to babytalk or offered to pat her. At least an eagle doesn't come in for anywhere near as much of that as some of their friends' daemons; a hooked beak and fierce eyes warn people off more than a little chirping songbird. Still, Jeanne won't come down until matters have been clarified a little.
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