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[After Katie makes an offer to Jack this morning, she finally braves the teleporters to come travelling into town from the beach the way any normal person would.  Which is annoying to the extreme, and she really needs to ask someone about her lost magic, because just hopping over the mountain range was extraordinarily convenient.  But she has people to check in on in the wake of the huge storm, now she's feeling a lot more stable. 

Her friends, to make sure they're okay.  And those she ran into in the forest, to make sure they're okay.

Ergo, her stops are:

Houses #5, #6, and #7
House Avatar
And she's also looking for a weird guy in a dirty trenchcoat.  To  apologise for being so rude, if nothing else. 
Last of all, Raine.

She's very quietly kind of stomping through the street, though she'll stop to jump her way through any leaves or even water still left pooled behind.  Still a kid, after all.]




((ooc:  sob this will be terribly slow, but timing is important.   Anyone's welcome to tag even if Katie is specifically looking for certain people, but I will be excruciatingly slow for a few days.  Annnd given this is the aftermath of some threads that are still not finished yet, those on Katie's last post are welcome to placeholder this post and we can do that thread once we finish the first one.))

Comments

[herotypical]

He came back -- as is the very freaky-deaky way here.

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...oh. [Her mood dampens a little, reminded of fresh memory.] People do that here, don't they. Did he lose any magic?

[herotypical]

I think he lost all he was gonna lose a long time ago but...his magic? Definitely still in full swing.

[flickerflash]

Oh.

...do people always lose something when they die here?

[herotypical]

That's how it's supposed to work.

[ curiousity has her in its grip. she wants to ask 'why' but...but perhaps with katie it's best to let the story unfold on its own. ]

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Is it gone forever?

[She's edging around the point, unfortunately.]

[herotypical]

Forever? No. For four months, at most. At least -- here, we can get John to undo them.

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[Her nose wrinkles.] But John is such a boring name.

[Well. What she really means is common.]

[herotypical]

...He has bright red skin? That's kinda unboring.

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Really? [Oh, well then. She brightens.] Is he really old?

[herotypical]

He could be? I never really...asked. Seemed rude.

Not that that'd normally stop me.

[flickerflash]

I bet he's secretly centuries old and his skin used to be a normal colour but he got all red with age. My granddad did that.

[herotypical]

...Your granddad turned red?

[ WHAT EVEN SMALL CHILD? ]

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It made him look angry all the time, too. Like a cartoon character.

[TOTALLY LEGIT. HONEST.]

[herotypical]

Are you sure you're not just talking about him going reddish rather than full on red?

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Oh, that might be it. He said it's because he ate one too many Redskins.

[herotypical]

...The Football team?

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{She shakes her head.] The sweets.

[They're delicious. And turn your tongue ... well, a darker shade of pink, anyway.]

[herotypical]

...Never heard of them.

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They're very rare. You can only get them in Denmark.

[herotypical]

Funny. You don't sound Danish.

[ not that it was so impossible for her grandfather to be danish. or even to import candies.

but mostly? she's teasing. ]

[flickerflash]

I am, though. My great granddad was a Great Dane.

[She might be struggling with that straight face of hers.]

[herotypical]

Let me guess. A racer?

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[Katie doesn't quite get the connection, but that doesn't stop her from nodding vigorously.] Oh, yes. One of the very best.

[herotypical]

And what about his collar?