Foundation Day Festival: At the Entrance

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Character(s): everyone entering the festival by the gate
Content: weapons confiscation, greetings, etc.
Setting: Joco da Crianca Fairgrounds, entrance
Time: all day~
Warnings: Multithreaded posting format (please include time of day and sub-location in your comment's subject line)

For the festival, the Jogo da Crianca fairgrounds have been ringed by a modular eight-foot-tall iron-bar fence. Signs all around the vicinity point to the entrance, which is the only large gap in the fence. Because this is Paixao, there is a line to get in, but it moves quickly.

At the front of the line is a small security team; as people enter, they are asked to check their weapons or dangerous items with festival staff. Once unarmed, they are given a receipt to pick up their items on the way out, as well as one complimentary raffle ticket, and are allowed to proceed into the fairgrounds.

Just inside the entrance are two tents, one labeled "SECURITY / LOST AND FOUND," and the other labeled with "FIRST AID" and a large red cross.

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Re: almost 1ish - yay late :D

[estaunsinterius.livejournal.com]

A silver haired gentleman in a long black coat stood behind the chatting pair, looking mildly bored. Festivals of this type had never really been his idea of fun - mostly because he usually had to lead soldiers through on parade while they were going on. Needless to say, he had no idea what to do with himself at a place like this.

The nervous redhead caught his attention for a moment, as did the brown-suited man behind her. The former was quite obviously an outsider; the latter... He didn't really seem to fit in. Who wears a business suit to a festival?

Then again, it wasn't as if Sephiroth could complain. He was wearing his traditional battle garb, the same clothes he had arrived wearing. Gem studded mythril armlets and shoulder guards, black leather pants and coat, open throated shirt with crossed straps in front; he certainly wasn't the picture of a man out for a casual time at the fair, that was for certain.