LATE SUMMER FAIR (NSFW DESSERTS)
Characters: Ensemble cast, any/all characters of Xistentia!
Summary: The slow transition from summer leads to a fair, complete with whacky treats and activities from other holidays and festivals from around the Multiverse.
Date(s): August 26-September 2
Warnings/Notes: None, please mark your subject headers with content.
Welcome to Xistentia's first fair, F.A.T.E.S.' excuse to mingle. The setup appears overnight on the edge of town, a nonsensical mash of themes and places from the multiverse. Haunted house and circus tent, facepainting, ferris wheel and carousel, game stands that seem to self-operate, dozens of empty shopfronts, self-regenerating popcorn stands. Pretty soon, however, the people start to come, bringing their own goods and wares. The population of Xistentia is 333, which is more than enough people to fill a fair.
As far as fair food goes, there are penis-shaped waffles[NSFW] in various flavors, two-sticked popsicles for sharing with a partner, turkey legs, fried dough, cookies as big as your head, fried fish, fried lizards, glutinous fruits, and lembas.
And let's not forget, there is an abundance of alcohol everywhere. Beer, wine, you name it.
But of course, let's not forget the games. Many of them are low-key and prizes vary from the ability to change your daemon's color to any other natural hue, to free food, horrible writing pens, and stuffed animals. Games vary from whack-a-mole to bobbing for apples. Everything is free to eat, drink, and play, barring some excuses for barter with some of your friendly neighborhood natives.
Some games, however, are less casual if not necessarily more costly. The contests of finesse and strength come with special prizes from F.A.T.E.S. and...
Note that the "prizes" do not stack. Runner-up winners will not get multiple of the same type of prize, and those who experience a critical failure won't suffer particularly severe consequences. If your character receives a dream or a "unique item," you will receive a reply to your comment on the mod announcement with more information.
See also detailed dice roll information for: darts, ring toss, arm wrestling, high strike, and archery.
And what would a fair be, without a kissing booth?
Just like the rest of the fair, the odd thing is that there is of course no payment required.
Instead, a large and lovely lantern hangs behind the booth. It seems to glow a little brighter every time a kiss is transacted. It's hard to know exactly what this means, but considering that emotional intimacy lights the streets of the city, one might guess that F.A.T.E.S. is saving up this particular energy for something special.
But until then, it's a good excuse to make out.
Summary: The slow transition from summer leads to a fair, complete with whacky treats and activities from other holidays and festivals from around the Multiverse.
Date(s): August 26-September 2
Warnings/Notes: None, please mark your subject headers with content.
Late Summer Fair
I play my part and you play your game
Welcome to Xistentia's first fair, F.A.T.E.S.' excuse to mingle. The setup appears overnight on the edge of town, a nonsensical mash of themes and places from the multiverse. Haunted house and circus tent, facepainting, ferris wheel and carousel, game stands that seem to self-operate, dozens of empty shopfronts, self-regenerating popcorn stands. Pretty soon, however, the people start to come, bringing their own goods and wares. The population of Xistentia is 333, which is more than enough people to fill a fair.As far as fair food goes, there are penis-shaped waffles[NSFW] in various flavors, two-sticked popsicles for sharing with a partner, turkey legs, fried dough, cookies as big as your head, fried fish, fried lizards, glutinous fruits, and lembas.
And let's not forget, there is an abundance of alcohol everywhere. Beer, wine, you name it.
But of course, let's not forget the games. Many of them are low-key and prizes vary from the ability to change your daemon's color to any other natural hue, to free food, horrible writing pens, and stuffed animals. Games vary from whack-a-mole to bobbing for apples. Everything is free to eat, drink, and play, barring some excuses for barter with some of your friendly neighborhood natives.
Some games, however, are less casual if not necessarily more costly. The contests of finesse and strength come with special prizes from F.A.T.E.S. and...
THE WINNERS ARE
Note that the "prizes" do not stack. Runner-up winners will not get multiple of the same type of prize, and those who experience a critical failure won't suffer particularly severe consequences. If your character receives a dream or a "unique item," you will receive a reply to your comment on the mod announcement with more information.
Contests of Finesse
| First Place | Vanyel Greyjoy | The ability to "say just the right thing" once this week |
| Still Good | Era, Alec, Nico, Vex, Rosie, Aymeric, Jace, Amanda, Zeke, Kavinsky, Janus | Emotional intuition boost |
| Yikes | Magnus, Barclay | Daemons totally lose filter and start saying the most awkward shit |
| First Place | Jace Wayland and Magnus Lightwood-Bane | The ability to "say just the right thing" once this week |
| Still Good | Era, Alec, Nico, Vex, Rosie, Vanyel, Rafaello, Amanda, Zeke, Barclay, and Janus | Emotional intuition boost |
| Yikes | Aymeric and Kavinsky | Daemons totally lose filter and start saying the most awkward shit |
| First Place | Alec Lightwood-Bane | The ability to "say just the right thing" once this week |
| Still Good | Nico, Vex, Aymeric, Zeke, Magnus, Kavinsky, and Janus | Unique items |
| Yikes | Rosie and Barclay | Uncooperative powers (very minor, non-dangerous incidents) and accurate memory of silly dreams |
| First Place | Kavinsky | The ability to "say just the right thing" once this week |
| Still Good | Era, Nico, Vex, Rosie, Aymeric, Rafaello, Zeke, Barclay and Janus | Emotional intuition boost |
| Yikes | Alec, Vanyel, Jace, and Magnus | Daemons totally lose filter and start saying the most awkward shit |
Contests of Strength
| First Place | Ezekiel | Precognitive dream later that night |
| Still Good | Era, Alec, Nico, Rosie, Aymeric, Vanyel, Rafaello, Magnus, Kavinsky and Janus | Unique items |
| Yikes | Vex and Jace | Uncooperative powers (very minor, non-dangerous incidents) and accurate memory of silly dreams |
| First Place | Era | Precognitive dream later that night |
| Still Good | Alec, Nico, Vex, Jace, Zeke, Magnus, Kavinsky and Janus | Unique items |
| Yikes | Rosie and Aymeric | Uncooperative powers (very minor, non-dangerous incidents) and accurate memory of silly dreams |
Kissing Booth
And what would a fair be, without a kissing booth?
Just like the rest of the fair, the odd thing is that there is of course no payment required.
Instead, a large and lovely lantern hangs behind the booth. It seems to glow a little brighter every time a kiss is transacted. It's hard to know exactly what this means, but considering that emotional intimacy lights the streets of the city, one might guess that F.A.T.E.S. is saving up this particular energy for something special.
But until then, it's a good excuse to make out.

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raising his brows at tony, he glances up toward the lamp towards which tony gestures and then the fairings sitting along the top of the booth ( oh, that's new ). he can understand the shock of meeting someone who's a lot older than they look, but tony seems to be taking it well. nico tells him as much. ]
You'll get used to it. Most people do.
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Reciprocity. [Tony gestures with his beer cup and other hand. Fridayd turns her eerie, mechanical face to settle her stare on Nico, impassive. She isn't nearly as fun a companion as JARVIS used to be, and that much is deliberate. Tony has enough fun making a mess interpersonally all by himself.]
I'm guessing from your choice of booths to operate, you know all about that.
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[ nico has forgotten himself slightly, having to remember that giving his name is usual. it's not his fault, really. when you spend so much time around the dead, politeness seems to go out the window. fortunately, will has been helping him with that. so he smirks a bit, taking his hand back to settle his elbow on the counter and cup his chin. ]
You've pretty much got it. [ said a bit sardonically. ] I'm Nico di Angelo.
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Do you have some kind of a real job, real identity, thing, party theme going on when you're not doing this?
[Just in case he's being rude-- or possibly being overheard by people who would think it's skeezy for a 40-something-year-old man to be conversing with such a tender young thing at a kissing booth, Tony glances back over his shoulder. At least, for the moment, there's no queue lining up— but that'll change sooner than later, he's confident.]
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[ homoerotic making out and all, since the greek pantheon is full of that kind of stuff. just ask apollo.
he watches the way tony glances around them, lifting a brow at the seeming nervousness of the older man, and then snorts. real identity, like he's some kind of super hero. that's funny. ]
I usually go on missions around the area. Kill monsters, find food. That kind of thing. As for a theme... You could say death is my area of expertise. Most mortals would call me a necromancer.
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I think it takes someone of my exact life experience to remain unphased when you say things like, 'most mortals would call me a necromancer,' [Tony says, his voice as dry as the air over Everest. He shakes his head. And then whacks his daemon again, when Fridayd starts to try to reach for one of the little fairies sitting in a row overhead. Not until they actually poop on someone down here! Then it's fair game. Like going after pigeons with a shotgun.]
Do you happen to know of a god, or demigod, or whatever, named Thor Odinson? The rest of his band consists of Sif, Volstagg, and Fandral. Loki left to start his own thing. We hate Loki. Loki sucks.
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As for me, again, wrong pantheon. I'm a demigod, a half-blood. Part human, part god. And my dad is Hades.
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Wrong pantheon, [he repeats.] Right. Remind me to get into all your daddy issues-- of which there are clearly innumerable, [he gestures vaguely at himself, visibly in his forties. Then at Nico, probably a reference to 'Hades,' as it were, as well as his full blush of youth.] When we go out on our first date. Which traditionally preempts the making out, for us humans.
Small print.
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I suppose it does. So are you asking me then? Because this is a kissing booth and the usual prerequisites don't necessarily apply.
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I'm definitely not up to anything, if that's what you're asking, [he says in a way that suggests that he's probably up to something, but it can't be that bad, or not compared to the apocalypse anyhow.] Come on, geriatric jailbait. Yes or no?
[He's actually a lot like this with ladies, too. It's surprising that anyone puts up with him. CHINATOWN PLAYS A TYPE;;]
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I like cheeseburgers and good fries. I won't touch cereal, and never, ever give me flowers. My boyfriend is the son of the literal god of son and my best friend can make you do things to yourself you'd never imagine and just with a flick of his hands, which means if you piss me off, it's not just my skeletal army you'd be dealing with. So if you're still interested...
[ the hand cupping his chin flicks out, making a rather elaborate gesture that basically means "sure." ]
I'm game.
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What's the deal with the cereal?
[Very pertinent questions. Tony attends things with low base rate.] It doesn't get soggy if you eat it fast enough. That should be fine print. On the box. For those of us overly preoccupied with our nonstop weird supernatural thrills.
[Definitely interested. :D]
omg so many typos in that last tag i am so sorry
When your step-mom is Persephone, you get stuck with her mom for six months of the year. And Demeter never stops talking about cereal.
i didn't even notice <3
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Don't worry, demigods rarely catch colds. I'll see you later, Mr. Stark.