BLIND DATES GROUP 2

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What: BLIND DATES!
Who: Anyone who was sent a note with an C# &D# table numbers.
Where: Off-campus restaurant. AND BEYOND!
When: November 19th
Warnings: Who knows depending who is here.

[The second group's restaurant is Asian Fusion Dinning. The rooms looks fancy but down to earth and the menu is very varied. Still expensive, however, but you've been given a 100$ budget for eating each!

The lighting is dim, with flickering, oil candles on every table. The place is decorated in stylish black and browns, with Japanese and Chinese wallscrolls and paintings. The overhead music is traditional yet somehow futuristic Asian music, to fit with the theme. Your servers are all dressed up for the occasion, and speak broken English.

Beside each candle, there's a card. Each card has a different letter-number combination.

Find your table!

OH YEAH AND FEEL FREE TO LEAVE THE RESTAURANT AND GO ANYWHERE ELSE!]

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/USES SELF DESTRUCT

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The protesting sounds of the chair started to send a sinking feeling to the bottom of Joshua's stomach, fearing for the stability of it. Breaking furniture wouldn't be the best thing to happen, and meant that some of the money had to be spent to replace it too.

With a wave of a hand Joshua dismissed Volgin's words, not backing away but not leaning forward like he did. "I've seen worse," he remarked. "And now I'm earning credits?" The question wasn't serious, meant more as a joke. It was hard to tell that Joshua felt a tad uncomfortable with how Volgin had said his name, and there was still no obvious visible reaction.

SUNNUVAAAAAHHH...!

[colonelcrotchgrab]

Volgin was not sure if he got the... uh, joke. He tilted his head; English(?) was his second language after all. He had become fluent in it during the Cold War, and had further refined it during his time in Hell and at the Academy. The Soviet was aware he still could miss context. Like now.

Hm.

"So, your..." He was looking for an appropriate word. "... Outfit. Tell me about it."

He took a moment to see if they were in the smoking section or not. As the realization that the Soviet Union was dead sunk in deeper and his time in the military, his privilege, and wealth grew further and further behind him, he had been filling the gap with cigar smoke. The giant had been smoking more than usual. He could use one now.

MUAHAHAHAHA

[crimsongambler.livejournal.com]

Joshua examined Volgin's reaction to his joke, letting out a laugh once he realized that the other had not understood it. The joke wasn't that funny, anyways, and it didn't bother him like how it would bother, say, a comedian. Or something.

"My outfit?" The thought that his clothing was weird hadn't occurred to Joshua, his head tilting downwards and gaze shifting to quickly examine the garb. "It's what every swordmaster wears," he shrugged, not sure what to say about it. Though his might have a slight spin to it, a bit fancier than the usual - due to how he had received it from someone in the palace a long time ago. When he had left, the outfit was brought along for the day when he could dub himself a swordmaster instead of a myrmidon - a level higher.

wibble~~~ 8<

[colonelcrotchgrab]

Volgin eyed the restaurant around him. Slow with service, weren't they? His eye might have trailed about curiously for Ivan as well a server; they arrived and he went his own way. The smaller, silver-haired Soviet was nowhere he could see so far. He had a better track record when it came to ... willingly bringing new, interesting things home.

Now, the simple mention of "swordsmaster" brought a piqued brow.

"You speak as if it is a common thing." His tone was that of an observer: Some of the residents of the Academy had very much indicated they were from another sort of existence. Although, as far as the giant could tell, any indication of magic might as well have been a fancy, obtuse term for what was properly termed napalm. "Where are you from?"

/fainted

[crimsongambler.livejournal.com]

"It's not really common, there aren't much around, but they're known." Joshua nodded slightly as he spoke, keeping his words modest instead of boasting of his status. It wasn't much, actually, since he was only one of the beginning swordmasters. The high ranked legends were ones to admire, not him.

"Jehanna, in magvel," he then said, voice turning fond and almost reminiscent. As much as the desert hated him, it was still his home and his land. Including the people, the society, the culture, his right to rule and right to protect. The experience of dining in a modern restaurant was not something that Joshua was familiar with, thus he had no idea about if the food was late - or even early, in a fancy place like this.

"And you?" Volgin's appearance was unrecognizable to any certain region that Joshua knew of, and certainly dissimilar to the airy clothes that he was used to seeing in Jehanna. The weather there was hot and dry, never cold and wet.