Leonard Snart | Captain Cold (
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Entry tags:
- dc comics: kara zor-el,
- from dusk till dawn: richie gecko,
- from dusk till dawn: seth gecko,
- girl meets world: riley matthews,
- legends of tomorrow: leonard snart,
- legends of tomorrow: mick rory,
- legends of tomorrow: ray palmer,
- marvel: rocket,
- the flash: barry allen,
- the flash: iris west,
- undertale: frisk
[open] Space is Cold
Who: Leonard and YOU
Where: The Citadel
When: all through the event
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Len does all right in space, mostly by doing wrong
The Story:
1. Space Bar
A bar is a bar is a bar. Leonard doesn't find anything drastically different about this place, except for the aliens and the ice seemingly not melting, which has his attention more than the actual drink. He stands a bit apart from most of what's going on, leaning against the wall by a table and watching no one in particular.
Although, if someone comes in at the right - or wrong - time, they may find him sending cold looks edging on outright glares in the direction of his partner, who's probably having a bit too good a time, at least in Leonard's opinion.
2. Space Museum
What came first, the stealing or the art appreciation? In Leonard's case - having been born into a criminal family - it was the stealing. These days, however? It's genuine appreciating for its own sake too. He looks at the building from the outside first, appreciating the architecture but, of course, also casing the joint. Force of habit or actually leading up to something, it's anyone's guess.
Later he can be found inside, both appreciating the exhibition and inspecting the alarm system and other safety measures, a connoisseur of both art and art theft. He's subtle enough about the latter, but someone in a similar business or otherwise experienced may be able to pick up on it.
Space Wild Card
[Come at me with whatever you want! Contact via PM or at
reineke, in case you want to plot.
NOTE: I'll be on hiatus from the 5th to the 20th of April, so tags will be slow to non-existent during that time.]
Where: The Citadel
When: all through the event
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Len does all right in space, mostly by doing wrong
The Story:
1. Space Bar
A bar is a bar is a bar. Leonard doesn't find anything drastically different about this place, except for the aliens and the ice seemingly not melting, which has his attention more than the actual drink. He stands a bit apart from most of what's going on, leaning against the wall by a table and watching no one in particular.
Although, if someone comes in at the right - or wrong - time, they may find him sending cold looks edging on outright glares in the direction of his partner, who's probably having a bit too good a time, at least in Leonard's opinion.
2. Space Museum
What came first, the stealing or the art appreciation? In Leonard's case - having been born into a criminal family - it was the stealing. These days, however? It's genuine appreciating for its own sake too. He looks at the building from the outside first, appreciating the architecture but, of course, also casing the joint. Force of habit or actually leading up to something, it's anyone's guess.
Later he can be found inside, both appreciating the exhibition and inspecting the alarm system and other safety measures, a connoisseur of both art and art theft. He's subtle enough about the latter, but someone in a similar business or otherwise experienced may be able to pick up on it.
Space Wild Card
[Come at me with whatever you want! Contact via PM or at
NOTE: I'll be on hiatus from the 5th to the 20th of April, so tags will be slow to non-existent during that time.]
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[Hey, he's not really doubting it. That's the only raccoon he's ever talked to, it really doesn't take much more suspension of disbelief to accept that he's a tech genius.]
What do you do back home?
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You're good with this kinda tech from around here too? From where I'm from most of it would be kinda futuristic. When I'm not time travelling, anyway.
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This stuff's closer to what I'm used to- none of that archaic Earth stuff, anyway. [best not to ask about that time traveling stuff. he's heard enough of that vaguely from Rip to know he doesn't want any part of it.] Makes it way easier to get it to do what I want it to do.
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How do you get into places you're not supposed to go into with your tech then?
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[Well, he's not an expert on this.]
I mean, I think I can figure it out, but, just to make sure. Before I get my biology fried off.
Otherwise, guess the basic framework hasn't changed. I've always been a planner.
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[a beat] Not that I've ever done that. I always ask politely.
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An eye for an "excuse me, may I borrow your eye".
[There's a new proverb.]
Think we'll need any of that for this job? Ain't my usual style. I prefer taking time to plan, but...
[Wonderland.]
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[he thumps his little hands on the bar, still snickering.] Look, you leave that part to me, champ. I plan for everything and if anything goes kerflooey, I'll plan around it. I got a strategical brain that can't be bested when it comes to shit like this.
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M-hm. I ain't used to sitting back and not using my strategical brain.
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[this too many cooks thing is always the problem in heist situations- one of the reasons Rocket always prefers to work alone or with someone who is way too stupid to challenge him.
still. he has to admit this will go a lot more smoothly if all he has to worry about are the security systems.]
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Sounds good to me. It's a shame, ain't it? So much talent gathered here, usually going to waste in Wonderland.
There ought to be something fun we can go after.
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[Not that Rocket isn't adorably fluffy, something Leonard wisely doesn't say out loud.]
Life's really no fun without targets.