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All Work, No Play [Active/Open]
Character(s): Megara, open
Content: Megara in the Seventh Heaven. Again.
Setting: Seventh Heaven [G7]
Time: Week 28, all day
Warnings: None
Note: Log is written party-style, i.e. divided by comment string. Start your own or dive into someone else's.
It was a lot harder to run a business when it was just you doing the work. Megara had no idea what to do about her former employees -- she assumed Yuna was out having adventures with her plucky gang of heroes and Tiana clearly suffered from some kind of mental breakdown -- so it was up to her to keep things in order. Luckily, business was slow. It seemed the majority of Paixao's natives had decided the Seventh Heaven was no longer part of their city...which only left the visitors. Most of which were busy with their own adventures.
Meg was just fine staying where she was. She'd had enough adventures in her life to last a lifetime. For now, she was content to stand behind the empty bar, polishing glasses and wondering what to eat for lunch.
Content: Megara in the Seventh Heaven. Again.
Setting: Seventh Heaven [G7]
Time: Week 28, all day
Warnings: None
Note: Log is written party-style, i.e. divided by comment string. Start your own or dive into someone else's.
It was a lot harder to run a business when it was just you doing the work. Megara had no idea what to do about her former employees -- she assumed Yuna was out having adventures with her plucky gang of heroes and Tiana clearly suffered from some kind of mental breakdown -- so it was up to her to keep things in order. Luckily, business was slow. It seemed the majority of Paixao's natives had decided the Seventh Heaven was no longer part of their city...which only left the visitors. Most of which were busy with their own adventures.
Meg was just fine staying where she was. She'd had enough adventures in her life to last a lifetime. For now, she was content to stand behind the empty bar, polishing glasses and wondering what to eat for lunch.
FIRST LULZ
He strode in gently with a gentle knock on the door as he looked around the interior of the building, noticing the bar on the other side of the room. "I have no meaning to intrude on your premises. I simply wish to purchase a drink of whatever you can offer," he offered to the body behind the bar. He was tempted to wince at the possibility of an angry native throwing things at him for his non-traditional dress, but he instead stood his ground. He was a man of conviction when it came to finding a simple pleasure.
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just for nutmegs
It was good to be Hades.
Any business Megara currently had was chased out when tendrils of darkness coiled around the doorway and snaked inside. Hades himself was found leaning behind the bar, arms crossed, a smirk on his face.
"Nutmeg, darling, it's been awhile."
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Entering into the Seventh Heaven, Wolf made his way to sit at one of the tables. Maybe a drink or a whole plate of rare meat will help his tension. Placing his fists against his teeth, he tapped his foot against the floor. It wasn’t hard to say that his nerves were not easy to hide. Especially when his muscles were more flexed and stressed around this time.
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