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tampered2007-08-13 04:50 pm
Log; Complete
When; August 13, early morning
Rating; PG
Characters; Open
Summary; Bumblebee arrives in the City with a bang. Intro post.
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The City looked like it might still be sleeping, a little - or at least thinking about dozing off. The morning had just made up its mind to get going, and the air was still very quiet, light just barely illuminating the endless circling of the carousel. Within another moment, though, the carousel was lit by the fiery ball that plunged to the earth next to it, throwing up chunks of pavement and splinters of the rock beneath. The crater was surprisingly small when you considered that the metallic ball inside it must have dropped from orbit. It was a perfect shell for its unlikely meteorite, which furtively unrolled itself and looked around frantically. Making that much noise was never a good thing, it was aware - attracting attention was the last thing it wanted to do.
A moment later, hopefully before anyone would have thought to look out or investigate, a sleek and suspiciously unblemished car that some would know to call a Camaro sat next to the wreckage of the street. It was trying to radiate innocence as it got its bearings. It was failing.
Rating; PG
Characters; Open
Summary; Bumblebee arrives in the City with a bang. Intro post.
Log;
The City looked like it might still be sleeping, a little - or at least thinking about dozing off. The morning had just made up its mind to get going, and the air was still very quiet, light just barely illuminating the endless circling of the carousel. Within another moment, though, the carousel was lit by the fiery ball that plunged to the earth next to it, throwing up chunks of pavement and splinters of the rock beneath. The crater was surprisingly small when you considered that the metallic ball inside it must have dropped from orbit. It was a perfect shell for its unlikely meteorite, which furtively unrolled itself and looked around frantically. Making that much noise was never a good thing, it was aware - attracting attention was the last thing it wanted to do.
A moment later, hopefully before anyone would have thought to look out or investigate, a sleek and suspiciously unblemished car that some would know to call a Camaro sat next to the wreckage of the street. It was trying to radiate innocence as it got its bearings. It was failing.

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The weight of the pill bottle in his pocket was a temptation that was hard not to follow through on in the face of this new terror. What met his eyes was not entirely what he had suspected, though.
"An automobile..." he remarked, frowning slightly. The ticking in his head had stopped.
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He switched gears to neutral, cautiously, hoping his slow backward drift wouldn't be noticed.
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He glanced about, trying to see if there was anyone else about, "Where art thine owner, I wonder."
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Resigned to staying put until the human had satisfied his curiousity, he locked his doors with a click. No point in getting stolen.
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Too innocent to be just a car, Pan told her, and Lyra navigated her way though the wreckage to tap lightly on the hood, and peer through the windows to look for a driver, as Pantalaimon watched suspiciously a few feet away, his pine marten nose twitching dissaprovingly at her boldness. Lyra could feel his suspicion.
"Doesn't smell right?" she asked him mildly, "It's a person, en't it. You can tell."
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♪What's this, what's this? There's color everywhere-♪ he ventured, with a bit of static crackle from the radio.
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"What are you? You're some kind of person- Pantalaimon's a dæmon, he can tell that sort of thing," she continued. Pantalaimon was glaring at her, but she didn't need to turn around to see that. She wondered idly if it would be able to figure out that Pantalaimon wasn't entirely separate from her, and that he was was hardly an animal.
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♪In the town where I was born
Lived a man who sailed to sea-
So we sailed out to the sun
Until we found a sea of green-
And our friends are all aboard
Many more of them live next door-♪ he explained.
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"You're loooking for your friends? I'm sorry, but we never seen anything like you before. Maybe you're the only one here?"
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♪You could hide beside me, maybe for a while, and I won't tell no one your name-?♪ he asked hopefully. Very roundabout indeed.
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"But you don't know my- oh, my name? It's Lyra Silvertongue," she explained, "Can't you talk properly? It's hard to understand you this way."
Pantalaimon's suspicion was receding in the face of his curiosity, and he climbed up on one of the taller splinters of rock to survey the newcomer better.
Be careful, Lyra reminded herself, be careful and think about what Will would do.
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What he saw there confused him. A lot. "What's that thing?" he asked no one in particular, walking towards the weird yellow vehicle with a frown on his face.
[ooc: ugh, sorry for the short post -- and the fact that I gotta run now. We shall continue later, yes? ^^;;]
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It wasn't as if his luck had been good today, though.
((Right back at you. DX And certainly~))
*Post Cruising With Arion*
Re: *Post Cruising With Arion
So, ever so stealthily, he followed the yellow thing, careful to keep his distance without loosing sight of it.
Re: *Post Cruising With Arion
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He shrank back a little, not willing to let the thing out of his sight.
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His mood quite improved, he started to stand up again, saw Lloyd, and froze.
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And then he tried to relax. After all, he didn't know the thing was evil or anything -- it hadn't done anything threatening. "Um... are you a .... person?" he tried, glancing left and right, wondering if anyone else could see this.
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"A Camaro?" he said, torn between amusement and confusion. The scene screamed "movie set", but that was hardly surprising; this whole city was like something from a movie.
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He tried flicking the passenger side lock up again instead.
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