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tampered2008-11-20 10:21 pm
A simple walk...Nothing More; In Progress
When; Today, evening
Rating; PG
Characters; Vincent Valentine
dirgingcerberus and Justine Alexander
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Summary; Vincent and Justine take a walk down to the fountain to see what they can see.
Log; Vincent reached a gloved hand into the pouch at his hip and withdrew the crumpled but whole map of the City Cloud had been so gracious as to offer him. His crimson eyes scanned the jotted lines and found the building number Justine has provided him. Finding the building quickly, he made off in that direction. He cut an imposing figure as he made his way, blood-red cape billowing behind him, the collar of it obscuring much of his face, his hair obscuring it further.
Why was he doing this? He didn't know this girl. He'd only spoken to her a few times and never in person. He wasn't even one hundred percent certain he could pick her out of a crowd. Yes, her hair was quite noteable, but with their fellow denizens of this City being as they were, it was hardly remarkable. Perhaps it was her smile. She had a very alluring smile. He thought himself beyond such thoughts, but perhaps there was yet a part of him living.
He shook his head to clear it. She was...normal. She was a good, normal person who had no business talking to the likes of him. He heaved a sigh, heavy with sluggish acceptance, and entered the building she'd indicated. When he came to the door she'd told him, he knocked quietly.
Rating; PG
Characters; Vincent Valentine
Summary; Vincent and Justine take a walk down to the fountain to see what they can see.
Log; Vincent reached a gloved hand into the pouch at his hip and withdrew the crumpled but whole map of the City Cloud had been so gracious as to offer him. His crimson eyes scanned the jotted lines and found the building number Justine has provided him. Finding the building quickly, he made off in that direction. He cut an imposing figure as he made his way, blood-red cape billowing behind him, the collar of it obscuring much of his face, his hair obscuring it further.
Why was he doing this? He didn't know this girl. He'd only spoken to her a few times and never in person. He wasn't even one hundred percent certain he could pick her out of a crowd. Yes, her hair was quite noteable, but with their fellow denizens of this City being as they were, it was hardly remarkable. Perhaps it was her smile. She had a very alluring smile. He thought himself beyond such thoughts, but perhaps there was yet a part of him living.
He shook his head to clear it. She was...normal. She was a good, normal person who had no business talking to the likes of him. He heaved a sigh, heavy with sluggish acceptance, and entered the building she'd indicated. When he came to the door she'd told him, he knocked quietly.
