eternal loser nicolas demidov (
unwiseheart) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2016-05-15 07:27 pm
combat the wyrm wherever it dwells
WHO: Nicolas + you.
WHERE: Jail, other various places.
WHEN: Late May, after his arrest for this mess.
WHAT: Arrested and sentenced and now publicly outed as a murderous werewolf, it's time to deal with the outcome of what he's done. This is a catch-all for the rest of May. Jail prompt is wide open to all, add your own or hit me up for additional set-ups.
WARNINGS: Yelling, probably.
WHERE: Jail, other various places.
WHEN: Late May, after his arrest for this mess.
WHAT: Arrested and sentenced and now publicly outed as a murderous werewolf, it's time to deal with the outcome of what he's done. This is a catch-all for the rest of May. Jail prompt is wide open to all, add your own or hit me up for additional set-ups.
WARNINGS: Yelling, probably.

in jail in heropa, open.
But until then, he waits, not entirely uninjured (thanks for the fire, Sabriel), but at least patched up. He looks like he could use a several days of sleep and a good meal under his belt, as well, neither of which he's getting in a jail cell.
If anyone asks the officer on duty (as visitors certainly won't be unaccompanied), he's been awfully quiet the entire time he's been in here. ]
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He clunks into the visitor's area, a little more clumsily than usual, but since he's wearing his cloak as usual it's hard to tell what's wrong. ]
...You look bad. [ Thanks, Skullman. But it's born out of concern. ] Aren't they feeding you?
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He sits up a little straighter from his as comfortable as can be spot against the cell wall, though only to offer a shrug. ]
I think you almost look as bad as I do. [ Something seems off about his friend, since he can at least spot the clumsiness. ] But they are. Most of how I look, that's my own fault.
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Maybe. [ He feels groggy, but that's just something he's gotten used to. He tried to fix himself up as best he can, at least. ]
What happened? [ There's no judgement in his voice, only curiosity. ]
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[ Technically murder, although when you get down to it, they'd already been dead, so to speak. ]
Your turn. Are you alright?
[ So he's stuck in jail for the moment. That doesn't stop him from wondering about his friends, especially one he does not see all that often. ]
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But...Apparently, she'd hardly known anything about him, hadn't she?
She comes into the cell and sits down opposite him, crossing her legs at the ankles, folding her hands on her knees. She doesn't know what she's going to say to him. She doesn't know what to say to him. She can't demand to know why he did it, because she does know, after a fashion. She can't act like a wronged party, because she wasn't wronged in any way; it wasn't about her. And she doesn't know if she's equal to extending sympathy, because she is furious and miserable; she wants to cry and reach into that jail cell and tear him apart and just curl up miserably in a corner and never move again.
When she speaks, it's quiet. ]
I suppose you'll just go on probation for this.
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With this, all he can do is look his typical level of uncomfortable, then try dissemble into something more neutral, something that doesn't really give away what's on his mind. Withdrawing seems the best option in the face of Kitty Jones.
He won't bother to move much from where he sits in the cell, a spot on the bed against the wall. He'd rather not aggravate anything, treated or not. ]
I suppose so. That seems what they do no matter how heinous the crime, isn't it?
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[ She pushes her thumbs together in her lap, then flexes her fingers, watching as the tendons stand out against the thin skin of her hands and wrists. She can't meet his eyes. Shame, she supposes, just as much as disapproval. Both of them twisting together in discomfort and misery. ]
After the probation's through. Will you go back to it? Kill again?
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And do what they'll be expecting me to? [ He won't answer directly, but unwilling to commit to a yes or a no, and while she may not be able to look at him, he's certainly watching her. ] Why did you come here, Kitty? Expecting some kind of apology?
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Where has Gaby heard that story before?
Having only been back for barely a week, Gaby finds herself at a bit of a loss, quite frankly. When she'd left, she had just barely returned from being kidnapped by the Soviets. It still feels like yesterday, to her. Being held captive by the Vinciguerra still feels like yesterday to her, too. And then an innocuous dinner with a friend turned out to be--what, a break between killing sprees?
Gaby Teller has had quite enough.
And yet here she is, coming to visit him in prison. Heels clack against the cold, hard floors, as usual, hands stuffed into the pockets of her coat, balled into fists. Her sunglasses stay on if only because she doesn't want the guards or Nicolas to see how upset she might get. Maybe she's looking to understand why he did what he did--maybe she's just always angry. Maybe it's a bit of both. When she and her escort reach the cell, she lingers on the outside for a moment, just looking through and at him. He doesn't look good. Her shoulders rise and fall with a sigh, and she speaks out, ]
I didn't realize you were such a troublemaker.
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Nicolas only looks up when she speaks, having held off on it even when the click of the heels betrayed who was paying him a visit this time. He'll try his best to summon up a rueful smirk for her, but it's a half-hearted effort at best. ]
It's a problem I'm very good at keeping to myself, usually.
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In any case, it doesn't make Gaby happy to see him so worse for the wear, even though she's upset with him. Eyes still hidden behind lenses, her lips draw into a thin line, into a frown, before she finally steps into the cell as the door opens for her. She feels an odd sensation of something, like she's grown a little weaker, but she pays it no mind for now. ]
And what changed? You decided you couldn't keep it to yourself anymore?
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Brought you something to eat. Guards gotta toss it first [haha!! tossed salad, classic] but you'll get it after. Nothing's in there but what's supposed to be.
[Because just saying "hi" isn't in the cards. Will spent enough time in prison to know that. No one ever came by just to say "hi" back in Baltimore. There was always an agenda, kind or vicious.]
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[ Nicolas says it in a way that sounds like he's finding it hard to believe. That someone would bring food into a place like this, that the police would actually search it and allow it after. Was that normal? Was it another aspect of how strangely lenient they were with the imPorts? ]
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[Not quite. Will's Registered. For a time, he served as a liaison between imPorts and local police after going through an awful lot of low level testing to prove he might have been out of the business but he wasn't rusty. He spoke about Crane at his RISE tribunal. Would Will uses every means of sway he had to see to it the guy who busted up his shop got something other than stale toast, burned oatmeal, questionable eggs, and tinny canned fruits? Goddamnit right.]
Who'd you murder?
[Asked with the same steady calm when used asking about, oh, say...the weather.]
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He regards Nicolas silently, somewhere between disapproving and sympathetic. ]
Is this why you suddenly dropped off the radar, Nicolas?
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Yeah... It is. [ What else can he say? Apologize for the abruptness? For dropping his case's findings in his lap and going missing? No, how about-- ] Your idea to ask Kitty about the case was a terrible suggestion, by the way.
[ There we go. That one's been in the back of his mind the whole time this mess was playing out. ]
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Miles' eyebrows go up rather firmly at that. ]
Oh? How so?
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So he doesn't look all that ruffled as he politely and inscrutably asks the personnel attending to escort him to Nicolas's cell, back straight, decidedly reserving judgement until he has a chance to get the story from Nicolas himself. It isn't his first time at this part either.
He glances over Nicolas when he sees him, taking in how haggard and bandaged he is, but ultimately only offers in greeting a mild, ] I appreciate you leaving the Lucky Cat untouched in the property damage.
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Still, the look he returns is a guarded one, wary. He's not actually sure how this one will go. ]
Was that on the same street? [ He hadn't noticed. He hadn't noticed a lot during that little episode. ] At least that turned out alright, then...
[ Will Graham's bait shop might disagree, but oh well. ]
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It was nearby. I admit when you said you had a temper problem, I wasn't expecting it to be on the scale of whole street blocks.
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She doesn't wobble, though. She keeps her hands at her side. Her spider returned to her after the fight, and she's still not sure about the wisdom of this.
And yet.]
Nicolas.
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Saya?
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In Oshiwambo.
She hasn't spoken it since childhood, really, but it's not exactly a common language anywhere, so it's probably safe enough.
She switches to English quickly enough though.]
Do you want me to check in on your apartment?
[What she really wants to know: how is he doing here, in this prison.]
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He returns the blank look for a second or two, puzzling over her question. Does he want her in his apartment? She knows he doesn't, so why ask? That's-- ah. ]
I would not mind if you took in the mail, at least.
[ He's fine. Mostly. ]
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