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The Angel Balthazar ([personal profile] tryingitall) wrote in [community profile] entrancelogs2013-05-29 02:23 am

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Who: Balthazar (or Mirror!Balthazar), and OPEN
Where: the gardens
When: Wednesday-ish
Rating: PG-13-ish?
Summary: Balthazar is just having a nice little booze picnic. The Mirror version is looking for information.



Armed with a blanket from his room, a cooler of beer and bourbon, and a set of sidewalk chalk he retrieved from his closet, Balthazar has found a place to settle, amidst the garden he first stumbled through when he arrived. Now he's in a better state to appreciate the beauty. They may all be in a prison, but at least it's a pretty prison, and well-stocked with comforts.

Anyone who comes upon him will be offered a drink, of course. The later in the day he's found, the more elaborate will be the chalk design he's sketching onto the brick path. It's not recognizable as any specific person or item, just a tangle of color and repeating patterns. Maybe it means something to him.





Leviazar is not interested in alcohol, except as a tool to lubricate social interactions and get others' guards down. He's even less interested in chalk art. Today, he's stayed inside, despite having seen his real depart for the open air. There are other people to watch, on both sides of the mirrors. But a close observer on the realside may catch him tracing Enochian sigils in steamed-up glass, with the tip of one finger.
no_nonsense: (This happens a lot I'm afraid.)

I hope this is okay. c:

[personal profile] no_nonsense 2013-07-04 04:19 am (UTC)(link)
Susan hadn't been expecting assistance, but when he rose and offered, she accepted it. It didn't occur to her until after she'd taken his hand and stood that they were standing in the middle of a very large, very colorful piece of chalk artwork. Chalk artwork that he had done. The kind that involved same sort of chalk that was liberally coating his hands...and now partially coating her own.

She stared at the appendages for a second (it was that dry, resigned sort of stare that asks 'why did I do that?' with the knowledge that the outcome is merely inconvenient and, besides, there's no help for it now) and then turned her attention back to Balthazar.

"Thank you, I shall keep it in mind," Susan answered politely. "And to you as well, though I've taken up residence on the fourth." She gently extricated her hand and, very pointedly, didn't look at it as she moved it back to her side. There was no sense harping on it, after all, it was only chalk. "It's been a pleasure, I hope the rest of the afternoon is as...productive for you."
no_nonsense: (That's fantastic.)

[personal profile] no_nonsense 2013-07-09 10:10 am (UTC)(link)
"Indoors, how novel," Susan remarked in her best attempt at passing, friendly banter. To say she was inexpert at it was to do everyone who had ever engaged in the activity a considerable disservice. Rather than continue with her attempt, she returned his previous gesture and bowed. While the whole action wasn't much deeper than his own had been, it was done with the surety of someone who came from a place where such things were still done.

"Good day," she wished him finally, politely dismissed herself, carefully picked her way around the artwork, and left by way of the path.