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Who: Lisa Snart, Leonard Snart & Mick Rory
Where: Outside the Mansion
When: Jan 30th
Rating: PG-13 (Default)
Summary: Lisa arrives in Wonderland...
The Story:
She'd been abducted. She, Lisa freaking Snart, had just been abducted! The last thing she remembered was kissing Cisco goodbye and mounting the motorcycle. She'd been on her way home when, out of nowhere, some woman was standing in the middle of the road. Lisa veered and lost control. Leather and a helmet kept her from most injury, plus her ability to control the crash. She might be a little bruised, but it was better than bleeding. And then her helmet was ripped off and she was out in a flash...
Why, then, was she waking up in a garden, sore, but unbound? You don't just kidnap someone and toss them in the middle of a city with her weapon and freedom. Yes, she did still have her gun, and a test shot told her it still worked. She held it close and gave her immediate area a look around. She wasn't in Central City. Where the hell was this? Some old-timey city? She didn't see any power lines or cellphone towers. No cars or stop lights. There was a fancy mansion and a beach and an orchard and a... hedge maze? What was going on?
She stops in her trek, raising the gun carefully and listening to everything around her as best she could. "This isn't funny! I don't know who you are, but if you think you can abduct me and abandon me, you haven't met my family. If I don't find you before my brother does, you'll wish you hadn't messed with the Snart family!" She was slowly turning in her spot, keeping the gun aimed, expecting that woman to jump out at her again. "Too afraid to show yourself?" She smirked and shrugged a shoulder, curls swaying with the movement. "I don't blame you. Apologise and maybe I'll think about telling my brother not to ice you."
Lisa's posture gave off a confident air especially when coupled with her tone and smirk, but her grip on the Gold Gun was too tight. Her jaw was set a little too firm and her heart was pounding. Everything about this situation was wrong and she was spooked.
Where: Outside the Mansion
When: Jan 30th
Rating: PG-13 (Default)
Summary: Lisa arrives in Wonderland...
The Story:
She'd been abducted. She, Lisa freaking Snart, had just been abducted! The last thing she remembered was kissing Cisco goodbye and mounting the motorcycle. She'd been on her way home when, out of nowhere, some woman was standing in the middle of the road. Lisa veered and lost control. Leather and a helmet kept her from most injury, plus her ability to control the crash. She might be a little bruised, but it was better than bleeding. And then her helmet was ripped off and she was out in a flash...
Why, then, was she waking up in a garden, sore, but unbound? You don't just kidnap someone and toss them in the middle of a city with her weapon and freedom. Yes, she did still have her gun, and a test shot told her it still worked. She held it close and gave her immediate area a look around. She wasn't in Central City. Where the hell was this? Some old-timey city? She didn't see any power lines or cellphone towers. No cars or stop lights. There was a fancy mansion and a beach and an orchard and a... hedge maze? What was going on?
She stops in her trek, raising the gun carefully and listening to everything around her as best she could. "This isn't funny! I don't know who you are, but if you think you can abduct me and abandon me, you haven't met my family. If I don't find you before my brother does, you'll wish you hadn't messed with the Snart family!" She was slowly turning in her spot, keeping the gun aimed, expecting that woman to jump out at her again. "Too afraid to show yourself?" She smirked and shrugged a shoulder, curls swaying with the movement. "I don't blame you. Apologise and maybe I'll think about telling my brother not to ice you."
Lisa's posture gave off a confident air especially when coupled with her tone and smirk, but her grip on the Gold Gun was too tight. Her jaw was set a little too firm and her heart was pounding. Everything about this situation was wrong and she was spooked.
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Not that she asked for reassurance - of course - but he meant to give it. He meant to protect her, always, far better than he'd ever actually managed. "But this place is something else."
He nodded toward the house, already turning. "Come on. Mick's inside, we'll catch you up."
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"Great. So I've been kidnapped twice?" That also didn't help her argument of not needing to be protected anymore.
She moved to his side when he turned, walking in step with him as she looked over the mansion with a little less ire than she had earlier. "How much does this place cost?" But with Mick and Leonard here, she really wasn't worried about anything.
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By the time he heard Leonard coming back, he'd polished off the candy bar he'd been eating and the rest had been strategically fitted into all his pockets. See, this is why he picked coats with so many pockets. Always handy.
He frowned when he caught sight of who Leonard was with and for a moment, he really had no idea how to feel. It was an odd one. "So that's what all the noise in the hallway was?" Mick grunted fainted. "Hey, Lis."
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"She just got here. Gonna try to catch her up." He caught Mick's eyes, silently saying so much more. "About this place."
The rest could wait.
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"You calling me noisy?" It was said playfully, with a pout to follow, but she wasn't actually bothered. "Good to see you, too, Mick."
"Apparently you boys have been having fun without me. You know how jealous I get when I'm left out of the adventure. Especially when it involves a ritzy place like this." Despite her joking, she gave them both a look. She knew her brother, and she knew Mick. Which meant she knew when something was a little off. But it could just be the fact that she was crashing their party, being kidnapped and all.
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"Trust me, you didn't miss out on much." He didn't want Lisa around for anything she'd missed. Not beating her brother into a pulp, not finding out Leonard was going to die and all the mess in between. The betrayal, the fuck ups, they weren't stuff that were fun to handle when people around them could get that hurt. It was still uneasy to a degree and Mick met Leonard's eyes, curious how he was going to handle this. Were they back to lying or were they going to be finally honest? Not right now, of course, but they'd have to tell her. "It's been boring."
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How to begin explaining this place? "You got any idea what a pocket dimension is, Lis?" It wasn't as if they hadn't extensively prepared her by watching all the relevant movies multiple times, even if Mick defaulted back to ninja movies more often than not. "This place isn't connected to our world's time stream."
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Pocket Dimension wasn't a term she really followed, but with the added context of time streams, she was able to piece it together. "So, we're pulled out of time and out of our universe?" Pocket dimension... "We're isolated?" That didn't sound like it would make for an easy escape. "Okay, but if there's a way in, there's a way out, right? I mean, there has to be." The frightening thought Roach Motel came to mind and that just made her uncomfortable. The guests check in, but they never check out. "You guys are looking for one, aren't you?"
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Mick opened one of his candy bars and took a big bite out of it. It was not like he could tell Lisa why they had to stay, that was Leonard's job, but he didn't really plan on escaping. Not if he could help it. "We're good here. Free food. Ain't half bad."
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Which was a bit of a bummer for someone like him, but that was beside the point. "You can pick a room. Your room can look however you want it to. For example Mick has chosen a fucking mess."
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"Well, if you're both content here, I'm good with that." Central City was their home, but a vacation spot was always in order. "And if the food's good enough for Mick's stomach," She winked at him. "then it must be pretty tasty."
Lisa listened, smirking when Leonard commented on Mick's room. "Lay off, Lenny. I'm sure it's homey. And I'm also sure yours isn't." Because Mick's did imply it wasn't theirs. And she wouldn't outright mention that that seemed a little odd. Then again, they were so opposite, they did need space.
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Given all the shit he just found out, he needed free food.
"It isn't a mess, it's homey, like she said. Remember home? Looks pretty much the same." Any safe house Mick stayed at ended up the same. Crumbs everywhere, wrappers on every surface and clothes anywhere he could drop them. Some things never changed. "You got a problem with my room, Snart? You didn't have much of an issue with it yesterday." When they spent most of their day in it playing poker, sitting among the dirty shirts and pants.
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"We're both on the second floor. I'm sure there's still a free room there, somewhere." If not, he was ready to move. He wasn't willing to live far away from his sister, given the circumstances.