Too bad she can’t hear Phantom thinking so she is doing exactly that.
"Eh, jus' a place inhabited by suckos who do got tails. Friend'o mine does, too!" Even she herself did, on harder days. There was absolutely no way that Sprite was gonna show off her Therion form to this nervous wreck, though.. prolly even worse of an idea in a Bar full of strangers who could be ready to jump her at any wrong move. "An' can jus' call me Sprite, dig it that way! Arn' 'em type to need formalities, 'tis jus' plain ol' me." Plain ol' Wanted Supersoldier Gone AWOL, more like it. But no one in this neon-splattered retro joint had to know that. "Gotcha! Right 'tis way. Now I'm thinkin' 'bout it, I'm feelin' more for somethin' without booze m'self. Tends t'keep shit from going hairy." No explanation there.
"Nighty night, ey!" Sprite greeted the bartender, a vaguely humanoid form made out of shadows. She looked them up and down, not sure if she was even being acknowledged, since ol' drink-pourer had no eyes or facial features to speak of. "Can I getta.. melon soda float, please! Make 'em two, actually, keep 'em change." She slapped down a couple of bills, feeling the confidence trinkle out of her system when the bartender remained idle, and huminalitingly silent. "Y'do got those here, right? I.. ehh.." She motioned towards the big blackboard with all the prices and available drinks on them. "..can't.. yeah." Luckily for her, that subtle dent into her ego was enough to encourage the bartender to get to work. Supple shadowy fingers retrieved two bulbous glasses from below the bar, cracking open crisp cans of sweet neon green goodness for them to gawk at. Or not- 'cause Sprite immediately turned around and leaned her elbows on the counter, faux cockiness radiating off her scarred, sun-smothered mug. "See? Smooth assa oil-lick. Been t'places like these b'fore, y'know. They're far less scary once y'realize that people're starin' atcha way less than y'think they are." Actually, that might not be the case for Ilia. Although Sprite wouldn't doubt that revealing her special quirk would turn a lot of heads, a giant bipedal lizard in a supersuit was a whole different can of worms.
"Nighty night, ey!" Sprite greeted the bartender, a vaguely humanoid form made out of shadows. She looked them up and down, not sure if she was even being acknowledged, since ol' drink-pourer had no eyes or facial features to speak of. "Can I getta.. melon soda float, please! Make 'em two, actually, keep 'em change." She slapped down a couple of bills, feeling the confidence trinkle out of her system when the bartender remained idle, and huminalitingly silent. "Y'do got those here, right? I.. ehh.." She motioned towards the big blackboard with all the prices and available drinks on them. "..can't.. yeah." Luckily for her, that subtle dent into her ego was enough to encourage the bartender to get to work. Supple shadowy fingers retrieved two bulbous glasses from below the bar, cracking open crisp cans of sweet neon green goodness for them to gawk at. Or not- 'cause Sprite immediately turned around and leaned her elbows on the counter, faux cockiness radiating off her scarred, sun-smothered mug. "See? Smooth assa oil-lick. Been t'places like these b'fore, y'know. They're far less scary once y'realize that people're starin' atcha way less than y'think they are." Actually, that might not be the case for Ilia. Although Sprite wouldn't doubt that revealing her special quirk would turn a lot of heads, a giant bipedal lizard in a supersuit was a whole different can of worms.
Phantom wrote:
why do you do this to me you crackheaded nun shark
The less questions you ask….the better.
Sprite Cinders wrote:
"Eh, jus' a place inhabited by suckos who do got tails. Friend'o mine does, too!" Even she herself did, on harder days. There was absolutely no way that Sprite was gonna show off her Therion form to this nervous wreck, though.. prolly even worse of an idea in a Bar full of strangers who could be ready to jump her at any wrong move. "An' can jus' call me Sprite, dig it that way! Arn' 'em type to need formalities, 'tis jus' plain ol' me." Plain ol' Wanted Supersoldier Gone AWOL, more like it. But no one in this neon-splattered retro joint had to know that. "Gotcha! Right 'tis way. Now I'm thinkin' 'bout it, I'm feelin' more for somethin' without booze m'self. Tends t'keep shit from going hairy." No explanation there.
"Nighty night, ey!" Sprite greeted the bartender, a vaguely humanoid form made out of shadows. She looked them up and down, not sure if she was even being acknowledged, since ol' drink-pourer had no eyes or facial features to speak of. "Can I getta.. melon soda float, please! Make 'em two, actually, keep 'em change." She slapped down a couple of bills, feeling the confidence trinkle out of her system when the bartender remained idle, and huminalitingly silent. "Y'do got those here, right? I.. ehh.." She motioned towards the big blackboard with all the prices and available drinks on them. "..can't.. yeah." Luckily for her, that subtle dent into her ego was enough to encourage the bartender to get to work. Supple shadowy fingers retrieved two bulbous glasses from below the bar, cracking open crisp cans of sweet neon green goodness for them to gawk at. Or not- 'cause Sprite immediately turned around and leaned her elbows on the counter, faux cockiness radiating off her scarred, sun-smothered mug. "See? Smooth assa oil-lick. Been t'places like these b'fore, y'know. They're far less scary once y'realize that people're starin' atcha way less than y'think they are." Actually, that might not be the case for Ilia. Although Sprite wouldn't doubt that revealing her special quirk would turn a lot of heads, a giant bipedal lizard in a supersuit was a whole different can of worms.
"Nighty night, ey!" Sprite greeted the bartender, a vaguely humanoid form made out of shadows. She looked them up and down, not sure if she was even being acknowledged, since ol' drink-pourer had no eyes or facial features to speak of. "Can I getta.. melon soda float, please! Make 'em two, actually, keep 'em change." She slapped down a couple of bills, feeling the confidence trinkle out of her system when the bartender remained idle, and huminalitingly silent. "Y'do got those here, right? I.. ehh.." She motioned towards the big blackboard with all the prices and available drinks on them. "..can't.. yeah." Luckily for her, that subtle dent into her ego was enough to encourage the bartender to get to work. Supple shadowy fingers retrieved two bulbous glasses from below the bar, cracking open crisp cans of sweet neon green goodness for them to gawk at. Or not- 'cause Sprite immediately turned around and leaned her elbows on the counter, faux cockiness radiating off her scarred, sun-smothered mug. "See? Smooth assa oil-lick. Been t'places like these b'fore, y'know. They're far less scary once y'realize that people're starin' atcha way less than y'think they are." Actually, that might not be the case for Ilia. Although Sprite wouldn't doubt that revealing her special quirk would turn a lot of heads, a giant bipedal lizard in a supersuit was a whole different can of worms.
“I wonder how Amiya would react to all this.”
"more then likely with confusion mam. this place is not exactly full of....sane people"
“Present company included?”
"correct mam. not to mention the rare interactions of myself and amiya"
“That is not my fault, there.”
"hate to break it to you but it kind of is. your the one who decide my missions as per our contract"
“I hate to break it to you, but I’m not the one who tells you what to do in your spare time.”
“Of course you do. You just decide to spend it away from everyone.”
The Witch is dragged in on a broom.. "I... hate.. everything-" she said "I got a killer headache-"
“Have you ever considered letting Rhodes’ staff work on it, then?”
“You’d be surprised.”
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