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Ringmaster
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"The two of us, Alexandra, could probably school this greenhorn quite well, now couldn't we? Huh?"
I meant nothing offensive Lucifer. When I travel I usually try to dress at least a little like I belong. The practiced eye can always spot an outsider, but this way I can keep lesser things from being overly interested.
Lucifer found refuge in his shot glass once more.
Perhaps a bit of explanation would be in order... As a child, he had grown up in a near-isolated area. Hardly anybody around, out in the middle of nowhere and confined to the ranch he and his teacher lived on. When the subject was broached cautiously, she had told him to not worry about it for now and she'd explain when he was ready to hear it. And then came the next aspect of his life that ended up driving questions away entirely.
The training.
Baseballs flung as projectiles to hone his sense of danger and toughen his skin. Exercises in stealth, in which failure meant another baseball. Broken bones and fleeing for ones life...This was the first time he had ever left the ranch. The first time he had ever seen people other then his teacher. It was far more embarrassing, far more strange and far more panic-inducing then he thought. Give him a brar brawl or a monster and he'd be ready and first to the field.
Put him between two women, one not even trying to be subtle and he was a stammering, slowly getting drunk mess.
But even in this state, he recognized the emblem shown.
"That's a nice...Fork necklace ma'am."
Oooooor not.
Maybe it was a bad idea to keep drinking after the seventh shot.
Lightweight ahoy.
@Michale CS @Gands
Perhaps a bit of explanation would be in order... As a child, he had grown up in a near-isolated area. Hardly anybody around, out in the middle of nowhere and confined to the ranch he and his teacher lived on. When the subject was broached cautiously, she had told him to not worry about it for now and she'd explain when he was ready to hear it. And then came the next aspect of his life that ended up driving questions away entirely.
The training.
Baseballs flung as projectiles to hone his sense of danger and toughen his skin. Exercises in stealth, in which failure meant another baseball. Broken bones and fleeing for ones life...This was the first time he had ever left the ranch. The first time he had ever seen people other then his teacher. It was far more embarrassing, far more strange and far more panic-inducing then he thought. Give him a brar brawl or a monster and he'd be ready and first to the field.
Put him between two women, one not even trying to be subtle and he was a stammering, slowly getting drunk mess.
But even in this state, he recognized the emblem shown.
"That's a nice...Fork necklace ma'am."
Oooooor not.
Maybe it was a bad idea to keep drinking after the seventh shot.
Lightweight ahoy.
@Michale CS @Gands