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[ SEMI-OPEN ]
WHO: Those who have been invited & anyone who would have a reason to visit Maurtia Falls #010! Wondering if you fit into that category? Just contact anyone with an involved character (Andy; Rex; Martin; Cassandra Igarashi; Dio; Archie) and ask!
WHERE: Maurtia Falls #010
WHEN: TONIGHT? TONIGHT.
WHAT: The soldierfam has decided that regular group dinners are good for Martin, and this time they've got a few party crashers!
WARNINGS: None anticipated; will change if necessary!
At a glance, one could easily mistake Maurtia Falls #010 for being entirely uninhabited. Dio rarely returns home and Rex and Marty only have a handful of belongings between the two of them and Rex is meticulously tidy, returning everything to exactly where it ought to be - if anything, it's Andy who makes the biggest mess around the place, and she doesn't even live here.
Despite every sign to the contrary, however, they do live here, and it winds up being a hub of activity whenever one of Martin's guardians - if that's truly what they can call themselves - decides that it's about time to get everyone together for dinner. In Anderson's absence, Rex has taken on the opinion that cooking can't be that hard, which is how they wind up with one window open, a casserole dish burned black soaking in the sink and an assortment of take-out on the table.
(As it turns out, it is that hard - and he found a combination pizza & Chinese food take-out place, whiich means that it can only be better.)
In all, there's not much to do or see here; there's food, Rex the goldfish in his tank, a soccer ball neatly tucked close to the house in the backyard, and a mysterious shelf called "Martin's Things" in the cupboard. Otherwise, you're stuck with nothing more than some potential awkward conversation. Have fun, kids!
WHERE: Maurtia Falls #010
WHEN: TONIGHT? TONIGHT.
WHAT: The soldierfam has decided that regular group dinners are good for Martin, and this time they've got a few party crashers!
WARNINGS: None anticipated; will change if necessary!
At a glance, one could easily mistake Maurtia Falls #010 for being entirely uninhabited. Dio rarely returns home and Rex and Marty only have a handful of belongings between the two of them and Rex is meticulously tidy, returning everything to exactly where it ought to be - if anything, it's Andy who makes the biggest mess around the place, and she doesn't even live here.
Despite every sign to the contrary, however, they do live here, and it winds up being a hub of activity whenever one of Martin's guardians - if that's truly what they can call themselves - decides that it's about time to get everyone together for dinner. In Anderson's absence, Rex has taken on the opinion that cooking can't be that hard, which is how they wind up with one window open, a casserole dish burned black soaking in the sink and an assortment of take-out on the table.
(As it turns out, it is that hard - and he found a combination pizza & Chinese food take-out place, whiich means that it can only be better.)
In all, there's not much to do or see here; there's food, Rex the goldfish in his tank, a soccer ball neatly tucked close to the house in the backyard, and a mysterious shelf called "Martin's Things" in the cupboard. Otherwise, you're stuck with nothing more than some potential awkward conversation. Have fun, kids!
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She eyes Cassandra for a moment.
"Who was the person you knew who claimed to be hundreds of years old?"
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But Andy's curiosity is more interesting than that- it's an unexpected direction for this to take, and it tells her more about Andy herself.
"Her name was Ananke. She's the evil old lady who gave Dio and I powers- along with all the other godly teens you see fooling around. Well, the ones from our world, at least." There's way too many demigods around here. "She turned out to be completely out of her mind, tried to sacrifice a child for some unknown bullshit reason, and got herself killed. So why are you asking?"
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Ananke is a pretentious fucking thing to call yourself too, she thinks. Goddess of inevitability or some shit like that, right? Still inevitably dead, if Cassandra's account is to be believed.
"...What, you don't get curious when someone says they know somebody who lived a couple centuries?" Not that it's very long, honestly. Booker's young by their standards, and he's at least two hundred years old now. "Maybe I just wanna know how she pulled it off. If she even did. Doubt she was all that powerful if she got offed."
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That and she's somewhat addicted to acquiring new information and the pursuit of it, so perhaps being cut off just isn't for her. The topic of Ananke is one she's somewhat tired of discussing at this point, but she is curious as to why Andy is so into it. She seems evasive, in a way that Cassandra always tends to cling to. Who knows what she'll find, after all.
"If anything, she was weaker than the rest of us, and not just because she was old. She didn't have the same powers we have, and she acted like she'd made some great sacrifice giving those up to watch over us." That said, when she thinks of Ananke? She primarily thinks of a killer. "But that didn't mean she wasn't dangerous. She killed people just for her so-very-mysterious plans. Fuck her."