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All-Skate: Out of the storm
Tonight, there's a storm coming.
As the wind picks up, howling like a lost soul, the canopy of the Forbidden Forest pitches and rolls, surging and roaring like a great green sea. And as night falls, the huge waves of the Forest gain their own form of seafoam, as the heavy raging clouds above them finally break open... and fall in glittering snow.
The snow falls all night, long after the storm has at last sighed itself into a whisper. When morning comes, the first shivering light falls on huge, perfect glittering drifts - from far over the mountains right to the door of the Bar.
Perfect, that is, except for a double set of pawprints, steadily marching to the door... where they become a single set of bootprints belonging to a beautiful, blue-eyed woman in a huge rosette-spotted white coat.
At the door she turns to survey her work, and smiles with the gentle satisfaction of a long night's job completed.
Welcome to Winter, Milliways.
[OOC: Welcome to the All-Skate: Winter Edition! All are welcome - yes, that means all. Whether they're retired, deleted, AU, original or already being played by someone else, bring 'em along. The snow will last until January-ish, both within the All-Skate and in the bar proper - but you're welcome to ignore it if it doesn't work for you.
Usual all-skate rules apply:
1. Everyone's stressed out of their mind right now, so have fun! Participating in theme/holiday shenanigans is also not required. <3
2. Communication is key.
3. Gratuitous behaviour (either of a violent or sexual nature) will not be tolerated in the bar proper. Take that to an OOM, and then Content Warning the hell out of it before you link it.
4. Please don't be a dick.
This post is open forever.]
As the wind picks up, howling like a lost soul, the canopy of the Forbidden Forest pitches and rolls, surging and roaring like a great green sea. And as night falls, the huge waves of the Forest gain their own form of seafoam, as the heavy raging clouds above them finally break open... and fall in glittering snow.
The snow falls all night, long after the storm has at last sighed itself into a whisper. When morning comes, the first shivering light falls on huge, perfect glittering drifts - from far over the mountains right to the door of the Bar.
Perfect, that is, except for a double set of pawprints, steadily marching to the door... where they become a single set of bootprints belonging to a beautiful, blue-eyed woman in a huge rosette-spotted white coat.
At the door she turns to survey her work, and smiles with the gentle satisfaction of a long night's job completed.
Welcome to Winter, Milliways.
[OOC: Welcome to the All-Skate: Winter Edition! All are welcome - yes, that means all. Whether they're retired, deleted, AU, original or already being played by someone else, bring 'em along. The snow will last until January-ish, both within the All-Skate and in the bar proper - but you're welcome to ignore it if it doesn't work for you.
Usual all-skate rules apply:
1. Everyone's stressed out of their mind right now, so have fun! Participating in theme/holiday shenanigans is also not required. <3
2. Communication is key.
3. Gratuitous behaviour (either of a violent or sexual nature) will not be tolerated in the bar proper. Take that to an OOM, and then Content Warning the hell out of it before you link it.
4. Please don't be a dick.
This post is open forever.]

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Though in Snowdin, he never got to see how the colors of the sunrise glint off of the snow.
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However the spot just around him and the cauldron is warmer. There are mugs and a few other snow made seats. If anyone would like some.
(hope it's not too late)
They recognize this creature - Alec, he was called. They give a small bow as they approach.
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He offers his hand, crisscrossed with scars, for the vessel to get on if they'd like.
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They nod, stepping up carefully, more confident than the last time someone offered their hand to them.
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They pull out their slate.
Thank you. The smell is pleasant.
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Charlie has never seen snow before - not snow this clean and white and made of frozen water before (don't ask her to elaborate). She rushes eagerly to Bar t make sure she's appropriately dressed, and then, in red wool and white fur, in an outfit not that far off a traditional gift giver, she throws herself into the snow.
Literally. She's just lying there making snow angels at the moment, even though she has no idea that's what she's doing.
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The sound is coming from the red-haired woman leaning on the rail of the small porch in front of the kitchen door; she is wrapped in an electric-blue coat and has a bright yellow scarf around her neck.
"How is it?" The snow looks delightfully powdery.
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"It's so. Cool," she says. "I mean, obviously it's cool, because it's cold, which by the way is awesome, but cool as in good as well, you know?"
Realising she may be babbling, she grins sheepishly and stands up.
"Hi, I'm Charlie."
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"Good to meet you, Charlie. I'm Rae. Most call me Sunshine" she grins back. "Your snow angel turned out really well!"
Sunshine always had trouble getting back on her feet without messing up the outline, as a kid.
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Charlie turns around to look at the shape she's made, when she was just cheerfully lying in the snow, and she laughs.
"Oh, yes, it does, kind of look like a picture of an angel."
She tilts her head, critiquely. Obviously it doesn't look like a real angel.
"It just seemed like the right thing to do. I've never seen real snow before."
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"You don't get snow where you're from? New Arcadia gets a good bit every winter. Makes the early morning commute an interesting excursion, if the snowplows haven't yet been by."
Four in the morning is just as rough for the plow operators as for bakers, she suspects.
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Her grin is mischevious, like she's keeping a secret, but because it's fun, not because she doesn't really know whether 'I'm from Hell' is a good way to start a conversation with a living human.
"Is a snowplow - not, don't tell me. It moves the snow out of the street so you can get to work."
They have something like those in Pentagram city, usually utilised after Exterminations. They're not used to move snow.
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Husk does not share his boss's boss enthusiasm for the cold. Or for snow. He's a cat demon who lived in the desert before going to Hell. He is not a cold weather person.
He makes himself at home at the bar with a hot whiskey toddy, leaning back with his feathered wings flattened against the bar as he watches the comings and goings around him.
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"Problem?" He asks dryly.
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He huffs a sigh.
"Well, sorry, I guess."
He bets Angel doesn't have to deal with people being arachnophobic.
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It doesn't even effect his powers in anyway, it's just in the worlds where he's powerless he's not allergic to cats.
He wouldn't be surprised if Angel did have to deal with arachnophobia; spider is spider. Even if they're friendly looking.
"Can I buy you an apology drink?" There's a sniffle but apologetic smile.
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"New York Sour," he requests.
"What powers?"
Because that didn't go unnoticed.
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Lucius Verus II / Gladiator II
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Something, in fact. Seven feet tall, armored, with a cloak of dark blue. The head and hands show scaled skin, wickedly sharp claws, a head like a dragon, a pair of horns curving back alongside the long skull.
She is looking out into the wintery weather with distaste.
"There should be a bonfire at least, if it going to be this nasty outside," she remarks, the warm rumble of her voice carrying wry sympathy for the stranger wearing what looks like garb from a warmer climate.
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It's the snow that gives it away. It is late spring on the Sword Coast and the temperature change is precipitous.
And gross.
Akra can't say she enjoys the cold. She knows under that particular snowdrift next to the forge is a tarped and dry stack of firewood, though, and she has her axe if needed, so she is absolutely going to be clearing a space and stacking up fuel for a bonfire.
Tis the season, after all.