The Master of Ceremonies (
i_am_your_host) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-04-01 12:21 pm
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[Millitimed to after meeting Jim/Gethin and going up to Sinric's room (thread still in progress).]
Eli Gold comes downstairs into the bar.
That's right. Eli Gold.
He moves with a purposeful stride as if used to people getting out of his way. He's wearing a trim, navy blue suit and a red power tie with polished black shoes. His hair is neatly slicked back. Not strand or a seam out of place, and not a trace of good humor on his face.
He's annoyed, really. But when is he not annoyed. And irritated. And just--ugh, this is not a good day.
"Scotch," he snaps at the Bar.
And then he sneezes into a handkerchief.
A cup of tea appears instead. Eli stares at it. Unamused.
"Does it at least have scotch in it?"
A napkin appears: No
Eli huffs a sigh. "You're lucky I can't write a negative Yelp review," he mutters before accepting the scotch-free tea and taking a sip.
Anyone who overhears him will notice a clipped, American accent where a German one should be.
[ooc: Last of the IMDb flu? April Fool's joke? You decide!]
Eli Gold comes downstairs into the bar.
That's right. Eli Gold.
He moves with a purposeful stride as if used to people getting out of his way. He's wearing a trim, navy blue suit and a red power tie with polished black shoes. His hair is neatly slicked back. Not strand or a seam out of place, and not a trace of good humor on his face.
He's annoyed, really. But when is he not annoyed. And irritated. And just--ugh, this is not a good day.
"Scotch," he snaps at the Bar.
And then he sneezes into a handkerchief.
A cup of tea appears instead. Eli stares at it. Unamused.
"Does it at least have scotch in it?"
A napkin appears: No
Eli huffs a sigh. "You're lucky I can't write a negative Yelp review," he mutters before accepting the scotch-free tea and taking a sip.
Anyone who overhears him will notice a clipped, American accent where a German one should be.
[ooc: Last of the IMDb flu? April Fool's joke? You decide!]

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It's like that guy who clearly wasn't Jim but looked like him.
Off.
Wrong.
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"Yes?" he says, annoyed.
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Uncertainly.
"Ehm," he says.
"Hi?"
And then, even more hesitantly, "Emcee?"
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"Nope, wrong guy," he replies shortly.
(Of course, a vampire's senses will say otherwise.
"Who are you?"
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His scent is, well, his. But everything else. The way he talks. Moves.
"Eric. Eric Northman."
He is wearing bluejeans and a t-shirt. Mussy hair. Apologetic shoulders.
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"Eli Gold," he says, clearly American, as he offers a hand to shake.
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But Eric takes the offered hand and shakes it.
His grip is firm (and you can feel the strength, just on the otherwise of that grip) and cold.
Really cold.
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And something, something deep inside him, at the back of his mind, stirs as if trying to wake from hibernation.
--He then realizes that he's held Eric's hand for an awkward second too long. He quickly lets go.
"Well, then! So how do you know this-- Emcee?"
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His disguise is down and he's in jeans and a t-shirt with Japanese on it, he stole it from Yamato's room.
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Quentin isn't the only one staring now, and with no sense of recognition.
"--No, I just wanted something stronger. Apparently the Bar thought I needed tea more."
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"Oh, don't be melodramatic, it's just a bug that's going around, which, yes, is annoying, but if people would just wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough and sneeze, this probably would've never happened. Why aren't you sick?"
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"We? Who is 'we'? Do we know each other?"
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"Yes," he says, a short, formal reply.
"You're--"
And then he falters. He does recognize him, but he has to wrack his brain. He's only good with names if they're attached to a suit and a title.
"--the guy who did me a favor that one time."
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He cocks his head. "You look like you've been having awkward conversations?"
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"I sure have," he mutters. And then he hesitates before admitting in a low voice, "I woke up like this in someone else's bed."
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"What-?! No, it was-"
And now he withers into uncertainty and awkwardness. Awkward is truly the feeling of the day.
"--this little blond --eunuch. Or- I don't know what the politically correct term is for him, but-- yeah."
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Eli might remember him from last year.
"Doesn't she know that scotch helps wonderfully with colds?"