[Log] Vax & Percy - If You Build It, They Will Come

[st_abby]

Vax and Pike have agreed to make a place at the inn for their gods - and those of others, while they're at it. They know a brilliant engineer, but Vax isn't so sure he'll be willing to help.

( Will you want the blood pool? )

[GP/EP] Check-in Day

[st_oneswidow]

At some point when she wasn't paying attention, this had become something of a ritual in Curnen's life. The days where they might expect people to turn up at the inn, she'd be on the roof of the main building singing up at the sky. It wasn't like winter was really a barrier here. It wasn't like winter was really happening. But a body could get awful far away from the inn and not know quite where to go.

Besides, it felt good, really letting her voice out in full force. She knew people could hear her all over the grounds, but it didn't feel like having an audience.

She'd picked this one up in Maine, and while it wasn't an obvious choice for any sort of come this way sort of magic, it was a work song. The kind of thing with an easy pattern that anybody could pick up.

Oh, we'd be alright if the wind was in our sails
We'd be alright if the wind was in our sails
We'd be alright if the wind was in our sails
And we'll all hang on behind...

And we'll ro-o-oll the old chariot along!
We'll ro-o-oll the golden chariot along!
We'll ro-o-oll the old chariot along!
And we'll all hang on behind!

Come on here. You'd be all right.

[for Lillith] A New Approach

[st_ealthless]

Pike had received Percy’s warning over the earring to stay inside and away from the main building right as she was stepping outside of her room. There, standing in the hallways, it took her a few seconds to put the pieces together. But as her eyes fell onto the sign on her door, everything clicked. The plaque read ‘Romance’ and had a bride and groom looking odd into the distance on it. The only thing Percy would recommend she stay away from was something that reminded her of Scanlan.

She wasn’t ready to consider about why ‘Romance’ made her think of him, so instead, she channeled her frustration somewhere else. That stupid sign needed to go.

Of course, she’d tried removing it before and it had always come back. But that wasn’t gonna stop her from trying again. With a practiced motion, she slipped her gauntlets on and began tugging at the wood.