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Giovenith wrote:OOC: I'm baaaaaaaaack! Shh, you don't have to cry anymore...

"No problem," waved off the god. "You've got a good head of honor on your shoulders, girly."

"Bye-Bye Loki!" said Giovenith cheerfully, being daring enough to give him a hug.

"Uh huh, yup, nice seeing you again too, kid," He patted her head. "Don't give your mom any heart attacks now... or, you know... whatever she has."

Sig sighed, honestly wondering why Gio was friends with the Trickster. "Goodbye, Loki." Sig told him in Norse.

Natiya sat politely and nodded in aknowledgement of the SS officer. She waited for Aleki to answer him though. All in all, she was somewhat happy to see these men having a good time, soldiers always deserved a good time, usually.

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"Goodbye, Loki." Rylli smiled, and being the only one there now who knew how to drive, she hopped in the drivers seat and sped off, back towards the grocery store.

She picked a parking space and prepared herself for possible yelling from the man.

"Best wishes," Loki responded to Sig with a smile. When they all happened to blink, he was gone.

Once back at the store, Giovenith had decided to join Rylli for support. "Hey, you guys aren't too mad about all this, are you?"

"Just a bit, I mean, I didn't think we were going to scam the poor guy. I was a bit shocked to figure it out, but we're doing the right thing." Rylli said started loading a cart full of the bags.

Giovenith wrote:"Best wishes," Loki responded to Sig with a smile. When they all happened to blink, he was gone.

Once back at the store, Giovenith had decided to join Rylli for support. "Hey, you guys aren't too mad about all this, are you?"

"Iet waas naat yoouurr faauult Giioo. Loki loowes too meess wiid peeoopple. Juust be glaad he diid naat doo soomediing we kaan naat fix." Sig said with a sigh. "Deerre ies a reeaasoon whii moost noorrse doo naat prraaii too hiim." Sig went to help Rylli with the bags, dropping his canned fish in with them.

Germanic Templars wrote:"All of that sums it up. Oh how about two out door chairs for the balcony?"

"Yes, and a little round table to go with them? Coffee in the mornings would be nice."

She looked at the various items on display and then back at Lucius. "Thank God you're sensible. It's nice knowing I'll be staying with someone who doesn't spend their time summoning the dark forces of nature or else plotting to destroy the world."

Giovenith frowned. "Loki can be..." She searched for the right word to match her own sensibilities. "... silly." Right, that summed it up. "And annoying. And sometimes really hard to understand. But it's like... that's not all there is to him. He does really, really nice and helpful things too. It's how Tricksters work. The Allfather did not become blood-brothers with him without reason. ... Just saying." She figured that there wasn't much she could do once someone formed an opinion on someone like Loki, though.

Giovenith wrote:Giovenith frowned. "Loki can be..." She searched for the right word to match her own sensibilities. "... silly." Right, that summed it up. "And annoying. And sometimes really hard to understand. But it's like... that's not all there is to him. He does really, really nice and helpful things too. It's how Tricksters work. The Allfather did not become blood-brothers with him without reason. ... Just saying." She figured that there wasn't much she could do once someone formed an opinion on someone like Loki, though.

"Jaah.... I woouuld muuch raadeerr speeaak wiid Doorr deen, Loki, doouugh." Sig responded. "Loki maaiibee moostly siillii, buut he haas noo prroobleem scrreewing uup liiwes....."

"Well I found it funny when Bran came home and told me about all the socks, but this might have been too far. I mean, we didn't even know what the plan was besides to stay in character." Rylli said as she started pushing her cart towards the store. She got to the automatic door and it opened for her, and she hurried over to the customer service desk.

There was still a vampire in Bran's apartment, but in the form of a black kitten, curled up near Tolya.

New Aksarben wrote:

Giovenith wrote:Giovenith frowned. "Loki can be..." She searched for the right word to match her own sensibilities. "... silly." Right, that summed it up. "And annoying. And sometimes really hard to understand. But it's like... that's not all there is to him. He does really, really nice and helpful things too. It's how Tricksters work. The Allfather did not become blood-brothers with him without reason. ... Just saying." She figured that there wasn't much she could do once someone formed an opinion on someone like Loki, though.

"Jaah.... I woouuld muuch raadeerr speeaak wiid Doorr deen, Loki, doouugh." Sig responded. "Loki maaiibee moostly siillii, buut he haas noo prroobleem scrreewing uup liiwes....."

"I have spoken with him," was all she responded with, thinking that perhaps right now wouldn't be appropriate to get into the various "controversial decisions" of the Norse pantheon within their circle. "Let us just say, friend Sig, that things became very... twisted. And sad. Very, very sad. For everyone. Sometimes fate has no winners."

They entered the store, where the man was still yelling at the counter lady.

Urran wrote:There was still a vampire in Bran's apartment, but in the form of a black kitten, curled up near Tolya.

Bran had been watching the two for some time, and now that both were asleep. He scooped Tolya up and set him gently in the crib, and then he picked up Blossom as well, setting her on the couch in the living room.

He sat down as well and started watching some TV.

The BranRiech wrote:

Urran wrote:There was still a vampire in Bran's apartment, but in the form of a black kitten, curled up near Tolya.

Bran had been watching the two for some time, and now that both were asleep. He scooped Tolya up and set him gently in the crib, and then he picked up Blossom as well, setting her on the couch in the living room.

He sat down as well and started watching some TV.

There was a poof of smoke and she assumed her normal form and unfurled her bat-like wings. "Good night" she chimed, like she was saying good morning, because for a vampire, she was. She sniffed the air a few times. "I swear I smell a rat."

Giovenith wrote:

New Aksarben wrote:"Jaah.... I woouuld muuch raadeerr speeaak wiid Doorr deen, Loki, doouugh." Sig responded. "Loki maaiibee moostly siillii, buut he haas noo prroobleem scrreewing uup liiwes....."

"I have spoken with him," was all she responded with, thinking that perhaps right now wouldn't be appropriate to get into the various "controversial decisions" of the Norse pantheon within their circle. "Let us just say, friend Sig, that things became very... twisted. And sad. Very, very sad. For everyone. Sometimes fate has no winners."

They entered the store, where the man was still yelling at the counter lady.

Sigtrygg was curious, but decided to let it go for now, and focus I returning all the food Loki had stolen. He gestured for Gio to lead the way, considering she was a godling and pretty smart in his opinion.

Rylli and her cart of food was already at the service desk, waiting for her friends to wheel the rest of it over to them as well.

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Bran chuckled and shook his head. "No rats in here, might be out in the lobby, or a smell drifting in from outside?"

The BranRiech wrote:Rylli and her cart of food was already at the service desk, waiting for her friends to wheel the rest of it over to them as well.

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Bran chuckled and shook his head. "No rats in here, might be out in the lobby, or a smell drifting in from outside?"

"Maybe outside..." She said thoughtfully. 'Tasty little things, but I still prefer pigeons...or goats, goats are good. I spent some time in Puerto Rico and got a bit of a reputation for eating them"

As accepting as other people as anyone could probably get, Bran had to gag slightly at the thought. "I hope you cook rat first, right?" He asked nervously. "I've tried it cooked, never want to eat it again."

The BranRiech wrote:As accepting as other people as anyone could probably get, Bran had to gag slightly at the thought. "I hope you cook rat first, right?" He asked nervously. "I've tried it cooked, never want to eat it again."

"Vampire." she said, pointing to her fangs. "I cook nothing...unless it's for someone else, my point is I never eat anything cooked."

Torii walked into the lobby and immediately fell flat on the floor. She remained there for several minutes, as she was bored.

Afterwards, she got up and moved to the thinking bench. She had to sort out some stuff.

Obviously, the return of so much merchandise was noticed.

"YOU!" The man pointed at the three. "YOU..."

Giovenith hid behind Rylli.

Urran wrote:"Vampire." she said, pointing to her fangs. "I cook nothing...unless it's for someone else, my point is I never eat anything cooked."

"I guess, you are different. Nevermind then. So where are you from?" Bran asked.

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Rylli winced and tried to explain between the yelling. "We were just returning all this food!" She shouted defensively. "We felt bad about it, and the one who came up with the idea left us. W-we were going to give you the money back."

"The Armed Republic of Urran" Blossom answered. Her jet black her and unnaturally blue eyes spoke for that.

The BranRiech wrote:Rylli winced and tried to explain between the yelling. "We were just returning all this food!" She shouted defensively. "We felt bad about it, and the one who came up with the idea left us. W-we were going to give you the money back."

What followed what a barrage of tyrannical meanness that the User figured would not be allowed on the site. It practically created a wind of it's own, the man making a much, much bigger ass of himself than the group could have previously imagined. At some point Giovenith just started sobbing into Rylli's clothes.

However, despite all this, their arms had remained attached to their torsos, and the man had not demanded repayment.

"Sir! There are children present!" Rylli shouted, in an attempt to calm the man down. She rolled her eyes, ditched her idea of slapping him a good one, and left with Gio in tow.

"That asshole, who does he think he is?" She hissed. "We even offer to give his money back!" She shouted to the stars, figuring at least something would care, but no, simple problems.

"Want to head home, guys? It's been a long day."

The BranRiech wrote:"Sir! There are children present!" Rylli shouted, in an attempt to calm the man down. She rolled her eyes, ditched her idea of slapping him a good one, and left with Gio in tow.

"That asshole, who does he think he is?" She hissed. "We even offer to give his money back!" She shouted to the stars, figuring at least something would care, but no, simple problems.

"Want to head home, guys? It's been a long day."

Giovenith sniffled, then nodded, still hugging Rylli. "Mhmm..."