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The Flowers of Robert Mapplethorpe
Who: Frau and Hattie
When: Valentine's Day, Noon
Where: Frau's Apartment then to the city
Summary: After an annoying day of 'work', Hattie goes to blow off some steam.
Warnings: None yet, if you know what I mean. AND I THINK YOU DO.
Should she call Larry? Not a -bad- idea, but that wouldn't do today.
Keigo? Not him either, that'd be -too- good a deed on her end.
Frau? Yes, he'd be the perfect person to be seen hanging around with on Valentine's Day! And, knowing him, he was at home doing nothing. Terrible.
And so she had the driver head off to his apartment without even calling. Hattie didn't bother to change, so once the car arrives, she's tromping up the stairs, in black slacks and white blouse under her winter coat, then knocks hard on his door.
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And promptly fallen asleep.
Which was why when Hattie knocked on his door, Frau was still a little bit groggy. Plus, he was only wearing a pair of sweat pants and a tank top. Not that that seemed to bother him, since he'd just gone to open the door anyway.
"Hm?"
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"It's noon. Get dressed, Frau. May I come in?" If he doesn't get in her way, she'd brush her way inside like she owned the place, looking around for a place to sit. "You wouldn't -believe- the day that I've had it was dreadful, simply dreadful! Let it be known the Kuchiki Byakuya is a slave driver! I need to do something. No, actually -we- need to do something. Let's go out and have lunch."
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As she made her way into his apartment though it took him a few moments to sift through everything she said and actually make sense of it. He shook his head, smiling slightly in amusement as he closed the door behind her.
"You expected anything else?"
Frau didn't know Byakuya well, but he'd figured him to be rather strict and to the point already. Not bothering to really wait for an answer, he headed toward his room to find a more suitable outfit for their lunch adventure.
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Hattie had no problem talking even as Frau shambled off; she helped herself to a seat then crossed one leg over the other. As she looked around she seemed disappointed that there didn't seem to be more weapons laying around, "Hmn, you said that you're a Bouncer, didn't you? Do you fight with martial arts?"
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When he returned to the living room again, he wasn't dressed in his usual black pants, boots, and long black coat. He'd worn them only a short time ago for work. Instead, he'd gone with a more relaxed look. Or at least what anyone else would consider relaxed. Frau personally felt comfortable in his usual attire.
"Yes. I can throw a good punch if I need to, but I don't usually bother."
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Of course she did! But she wouldn't.
"You look nice," she replies, while plotting to get him into a nicer shirt later on. She got to her feet and set her hands on her hips, "It's rather cold out; I hope you have a heavy jacket." She remembers when he literally froze, but doesn't bring it up yet. "You don't bother? Ah, why is that? Do you make them flee with a steel gaze?"
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"Sometimes that works, but if it doesn't I have my zaiphon. That usually gets the job done."
And if it didn't, there was always the scythe, though Frau preferred not to even bring it out if he didn't have to. He could only use it as a threat against humans. To actually wield it would be destruction.
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As she continues on, however, she realizes she has no idea what Frau was referring to! ".. What in heavens is a 'zaiphon'? Sounds like some sort of.. I don't know, a spell I suppose."
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"I guess you could say that. It's what a lot of people here have described it as. A spell or magic or something similar. Really it's just a physical manifestation of life and feelings."
He held his hand out, forming zaiphon easily and allowing it to circle lightly around his hand for a moment or two so she would get the idea.
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It didn't just sound interesting, it -looked- interesting as well. She jumped in surprise upon seeing the demonstration, but then laughed in delight, "That is -amazing-! So you hit people with it if you have to? That sounds a lot more convenient than martial arts- Am I capable of doing something like that?"
Hattie led the way, and outside a cab was waiting. Since she didn't have a car, it was her replacement. Who knows how long it was waiting, and the female blonde didn't seem to particularly care, she opening the door to seat herself, then says to the driver, "The Underground Mall, please."
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He slipped into the cab beside her, rather curious about where she was planning on taking him. He didn't know her well enough yet to have any good guesses. So, instead of focusing on that, he turned to the zaiphon questions again.
"It's possible, but not likely. Not everyone where I'm from is able to use it. I'd guess it would be even less likely for someone not from my world to be able to use it."
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One day. One day.
Hattie grunted in annoyance, "Rats. I don't know if you know of Nelliel; she's quite a sweetie, but her training regime for self-defense is just horrid. Where I come from we don't need anything like that we have Princes and Knights and, if we're really desperate, farmers. It'd be so much easier to just blast someone than to actually hit them; could you imagine if I broke a nail?" she shuddered at the very thought.
"Are women fighters where you come from?"
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"Yes, though not in the church. The nuns don't fight."
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From that point on, she proceeded to complain about her day at work. Apparently Ella had gotten ill so Hattie stood in to work for her. Byakuya had gotten a ton of valentines from students, then recieved a giant bear. She then explained about how she had to work with books in a language she didn't understand, had to make lunches, prepare classrooms and, worst of all, take out the trash. The tale pretty much cements that the female blonde is a bit on the spoiled side. Just a bit.
Finally the cab stops at the Underground Mall. She pays the fare, and once Frau is at her side again, she asks, "What do you like to eat? Are you interested in sushi at all?"
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When they slid out of the car, Frau took a quick look around. He had been in the Underground Mall a few times, but he wasn't completely familiar with the place. It wasn't like he'd ever needed much, and the one thing he really wanted wasn't something he could buy here.
"I'm up for anything. Sushi is fish right?"
He'd never heard the word before, but if he remembered right he'd seen a sign that said sushi with a fish drawn underneath.
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She took Frau by the arm and tried to drag him along again, otherwise she simply took the lead going inside. As she suspected, the mall was very busy; especially at the candy carts and restaurants. There were couples all over the place, though some of the ladies shot Hattie a dirty look when she gave them a rather smug, snooty smirk.
She ended up stopping in front of an arcade window; inside were plenty. -Plenty- of flashing lights and brightly lit screens. Normally she ignored the place since it was confusing.. But today she felt daring. "Have you been to one of these places before?"
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When Hattie pulled his attention away from the other women to look at the arcade, Frau was rather confused. He'd never seen anything like it before.
"No."
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.. Weird.
But back to the arcade window, Hattie continued to stare for a moment, but didn't quite get it herself, "Me either. I wish I could understand why everything's blinking; I had to admit it is a rather eyecatching.. We can check that out later I suppose."
And so Frau was dragged onward again, and Hattie paused to look at shoes in a window.
After that, they made a detour into a Men's store that, for the most part, was pretty empty. "You know, Frau, I've been wondering.. What is your dream girl like?" Just, bam, out of the blue.
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Considering how much porn he read, he'd seen a lot of women that were very close to his "dream girl" as Hattie called it. For Frau though, a dream girl would more consist of more than one. Why be restricted?
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She was quiet for a moment as she made her way over to the shirt racks, and proceeds to shift through hanger after hanger of short sleeve, button up shirts. Ocassionally she removes one to hold up to Frau's chest, changes her mind, and shifts through something else. "Seriously, Frau, there must be more qualifications than -that-. Or are you, perhaps, aspiring to be some sort of playboy?"
She was half-teasing, half-serious.
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When you loved women, but couldn't really be with them that's sort of what happened. Plus, it was easier that way to keep a distance between himself and those who wanted to spend time with him. Nobody could get too close when he accepted affection from everyone. It was best for everybody.
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Hattie is about to go into 'rant mode' again, but instead of doing that, she jerks her thumb over to the dressing room. "Try that on." Should he agree to do so, she'd use the time to purchase it, since she kept the price tag.
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When he came back out he flashed Hattie a smile. "Well?"
The shirt fit closely to his body, showing off his fit form. It wasn't much different from before, since he'd been wearing all black then too. In Frau's opinion though it felt odd to have his gloves on with a regular shirt.
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That shade of black matched her own exactly, you see. She'd make do with the gloves, since the way it fit was actually rather distracting and she gave a rather appreciative look for a moment. ".. Ooh. Almost -too- fantastic. All right, are we ready for lunch?" She then reached out to straighten his collar a bit, then offered to place his previous top into her shopping bag.
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He had no idea that she'd already paid for the shirt he currently had on.
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