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ren ([personal profile] forethinking) wrote in [community profile] tabularasa_rp2021-01-05 08:06 pm

(mingle/open) happy new years!

Who: Void Citizens
What: New Years Mingle!
Where: Heavenly Blanc
When: January 1st
Content Warnings: None!!



HEAVENLY BLANC
THE VOID, ON JANUARY 1ST
Ren
Food & Organization
Blue
Food & Organization
Eevee
Moral Support
Pidgeot&Arcanine
Lifting
YOSHIZAWA
Food & Organization
We hereby start the Void Calendar! All over the Void since yesterday, several handwritten notes have been taped or stapled to the Void's most populated areas in the hopes to drive the people to the popular bar/cafe. Heavenly Blanc's exterior has been protected from any upcoming storms by a large awning, and more tables and chairs have been temporarily set to settle any issues of overcrowding on the inside. Upon entering, one will be able greeted by the aroma of curry, although the spices vary from pot to pot, and coffee and alcohol will be served throughout the evening.

Within the interior of the bar, a small space has been divided and cleared out -- next to the jukebox. There, one will find a few microphones resting on their stands, waiting for whoever is brave enough to sing on them to whatever is playing in Heavenly Blanc when the storm hits. Last, but not least, a whiteboard has been visibly placed next to the entrance. It reads: "Names of the Months", and you may either write your own or add sticks to vote on your favorites.
CODING BY
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 04:59 pm (UTC)(link)
I'm aware.

[He rests his chin in his hand with a smile to indicate that yes, he'd picked that one specifically to get at Ren. While they were on that trip, he was... well. Shall we say, "taking out the trash?"]

What did you do in Hawaii, if I might ask? I've never heard you talk about the trip.
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 05:19 pm (UTC)(link)
[He snorts. Yeah, Ryuji has all the charisma of a paper bag, so that doesn't surprise him at all.]

Of course they were.

[His smile doesn't waver, but a hint of warning enters his eyes. Is that really something Ren wants to talk about with him? When he knows now that it was orchestrated intentionally to bring the Thieves to the very heights of their popularity before being struck down?]
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 05:32 pm (UTC)(link)
Hm.

[He drums his fingers on the table and hums, grateful to have gotten away from the topic of their opposing roles. In public, anyway.]

I admit, I've never thought about it. Isn't that odd?

[Thoughts like that required planning for the future, after all, and he never thought he'd make it quite that far. But it's Ren asking, so he gives it the benefit of actual thought.]

Perhaps... England. I'd like to experience Sherwood Forest myself.
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 05:42 pm (UTC)(link)
[His eyes narrow briefly as if trying to determine if Ren is mocking him. He's trying to be honest for once, don't make him regret this.]

They have a vistor's centre, yes. If I recall correctly, they hold a week-long festival dedicated to Robin Hood once a year. You can imagine my... personal interest.
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 07:48 pm (UTC)(link)
Apparently they have people dressed up from the era. Medieval times, you understand, with jousting and musicians.

[He starts to brighten a little as he talks about it, gloved finger tracing the rim of his glass. "If I recall correctly," my ass, he's absolutely looked into what it was like before.]

Did you know there's a tree standing in that forest that's nearly a thousand years old? It's said to be one of Robin Hood's main hideouts, though of course, there's no way of proving it.
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[personal profile] simulatio 2021-01-08 08:19 pm (UTC)(link)
Would I want to visit?

[Again, he's never thought about it. He blinks for a moment, shakes his head, then, seemingly thinking better of it, just shrugs one shoulder.]

If the opportunity arises, I certainly wouldn't turn it down. But as I'm certain you're aware, once you start getting as far back into history as my interests stretch, you're entering the realm of mythology rather than folklore. And unlike, say, temples in Athens or Rome, I'm not certain there are as many physical places to visit. At a guess, I'd say the different climates have much to do with it. I've heard Scandinavian winters are quite brutal.

Not to mention the fact that many of what we would consider temples or churches would have been taken over by the Christians centuries ago. According to my studies, they were quite good at stamping out anything that might oppose them.

[His studies, and, like, his experiences with most "angelic" Shadows, the Judeo-Christian concept of destruction of one's enemies in the name of God.]