Open Post the Sequel

[desertions]

how to play.

1. Drop a comment with one or more of your muses. It can be empty if you want me to make a scenario, or you can toss one at me. If you want to just give me a prompt (a word, song, lyric, picture, phrase, anything), I can riff off that too.
2. In the subject line, you can specify any of my muses you might want to play with, or you can ask me to pick someone.
3. just rp with me. if something jives really well, maybe we can continue it in another one of these later, sort of like a super casual verse. if it doesn't, it doesn't.

Comments

[darwinspigeon]

"Alone?"

He's curious. She's pretty enough that she never has to do anything alone. She's interesting and fun . He wouldn't be surprised if there were someone here with her. In fact, he glances around to make sure there's no one waiting on her.

[easily]

She nods a little. "Alone. I don't really know anyone here." And making friends has never exactly been her strong point -- not real friends. People she's compelled to hang out with her? Easier but more lonely.

[darwinspigeon]

Peter nods a little. "Well now you've got a tour guide."

Not that she needs one. She probably gets around New York City just fine, but at least now she doesn't have to be alone, not if she doesn't want to be.

[easily]

Rebekah smiles a little at that. "I do, don't I?"

Not that she can't figure out her own way around -- but Rebekah's never really liked being alone very much.

[darwinspigeon]

"Coffee first," he says as they approach the coffee shop. He holds the door open for her.

"Anything you want to see after that?"

[easily]

"I've been meaning to check out the Met."

Rebekah likes museums, likes art and culture. It seems like a good start.

[darwinspigeon]

"Yeah?" Peter responds with a goofy grin. "I think we can check out the Met. I don't have anything else on my schedule today."

You know, besides being beaten with a staff or thrown off a roof. He's good.

[easily]

"Lucky me, then."

Going to a museum with a pretty girl definitely beats being thrown off roofs.

[darwinspigeon]

Going anywhere with a pretty girl beats being thrown off a roof.

"Are you hungry? Do you want to grab something to eat before or after or there's a cafe at the Met..."

[easily]

"A cafe works. I could go for some coffee." Not that she really needs human food, but it does help curb the cravings.

[darwinspigeon]

"Okay. Right," he nods. They'd been headed that way anyway, so that works. Mostly he's just nervous because she did disappear so suddnely last time.

"So what have you been doing?"

[easily]

"Alright, for the most part. Still settling into the city. And yourself?"

Hopefully this time she won't disappear quite so suddenly -- not that she usually has much say in the matter.

[darwinspigeon]

He shakes his head a bit. "Weird. Everything is...messed up." He glances over to Rebekah. "I'm sort of hiding from my family."

By sort of, he means that this is the first time he's been visible in public in a while.

[easily]

"So am I," She admits softly. "It's part of why I'm here."

Because the Mikaelsons make the Petrellis look functional.

[darwinspigeon]

Peter crooks a smile at her. "Guess we can hide together."

Indeed they do, which Peter won't believe is possible at first.

[easily]

She smiles a little. "Guess so."

Prepare to be surprised, Peter.

[darwinspigeon]

Her response makes him grin. Once they arrive at the coffee shop, Peter holds the door for Rebekah and approaches the counter. He orders a black coffee then looks to her.

"What did you want?"

Surprises are good.

[easily]

"A latte should be fine."

Sometimes they can be. Fun, even, depending on the surprise.

[darwinspigeon]

Peter orders that as well and pays for it, then turns to look for a seat. He reaches out to put his hand at the small of her back and guide her toward a table near the back.

[easily]

Rebekah smiles a little as he guides her to a table, sitting down.

[darwinspigeon]

Peter sits down across from her and slides her coffee to her. "So where have you been? What've you been doing?"

[easily]

"I've been here in the city -- I have a little apartment I've been renting outside of Brooklyn."