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Entry tags:
- !location: the bathhouse,
- !status: open,
- 779/splicer,
- anwei ayles,
- billy cranston,
- cagalli yula athha,
- homura akemi,
- hoshi hikari,
- malcolm reynolds,
- negi springfield,
- reinforce zwei,
- river song,
- ron stoppable,
- sasami masaki jurai,
- satellizer el bridget,
- setsuna f. seiei,
- shoutarou hidari,
- soren,
- starfire,
- yuna
Welcome to Clean Street [Open!]
Down on the city level, right by the Kohaku River and near the imposing castle, a modern-looking white building welcomed one and all to its promise of running water and warmth. Maybe even a little socializing was in order.
The ramp led up to the heated roof level, where one and all could sit down and relax in an almost sauna-like environment. Below, corridors contained plenty of towels, places to leave clothes, quick showers, and the baths, a number of them sized for any and all comers.
The private areas were accessed through separate corridors on the outside, but the busier communal baths were just as warm and welcoming. Anyone of any size or species was welcome here, so long as they behaved themselves.
[ooc: it's mingling party post time! Just start a thread or hop in one, and note if your character's in a single sex bath, co-ed, or the sauna level upstairs. My characters will be here to meet some people too.]
The ramp led up to the heated roof level, where one and all could sit down and relax in an almost sauna-like environment. Below, corridors contained plenty of towels, places to leave clothes, quick showers, and the baths, a number of them sized for any and all comers.
The private areas were accessed through separate corridors on the outside, but the busier communal baths were just as warm and welcoming. Anyone of any size or species was welcome here, so long as they behaved themselves.
[ooc: it's mingling party post time! Just start a thread or hop in one, and note if your character's in a single sex bath, co-ed, or the sauna level upstairs. My characters will be here to meet some people too.]
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Setsuna had a similar idea, not wanting to be disturbed, and generally wasn't bothered whenever he used this particular pool. He pondered just leaving her, but she didn't seem lost in her own world, and likely wouldn't bother him. Plus he was somewhat curious as to her state considering the last time he saw her here. So he quietly slipped in, and simply waited for her to notice him there, rather than disturb her.
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Then again, they could be one of those aforementioned gawkers - she didn't know everyone here, far from it, so who knew what some of these people were like? She cracked an eye open, scanning around the bath and... oh. That guy.
"Guess you... like it hot too, huh?"
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except in memes, other wise he might have taken that as a come on. Instead, he took that question at face value."No." He didn't particularly like the heat, but not so much that it deterred him.
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She gave him an odd look out of the corner of her eye. "Then why are you boiling yourself?" He wasn't stalking her, was he? He'd already come across her in some unusual circumstances.
The frustrating apathy didn't seem like it was hiding a pervert, though.
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"Because it works." Setsuna wasn't a guy who never allowed himself to have fun, for his own reasons. He general wasn't there because he liked the water, so much as for personal hygiene reasons.
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But she looked a bit peeved by the vagueness. "I think you might be the most boring person I've ever met." At least Rau was engagingly insane.
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"I'm not here to be entertainment."
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"Is this what you do for stress relief?"
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"It's one thing, anyways. Sometimes it feels like, when I'm not working, I'm trying to forget about it."
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"Why?"
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"Maybe you're in the wrong line of work."
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"What about the organization you belonged to?"
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"Did you find what you were looking for in any of those places?"
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Yeah.
"I did." This was the truth, and she was sure of at least that. "But... figuring it out's a total wash if we can't actually restore what was destroyed by the Ohm."
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"You shouldn't waste your time trying to get back everything you lost."
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