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Drink Count: 11 || "Take Me In, Tender Woman," Sighed the Snake
A. [Action: 915 Bilko Boulevard, morning]
[Oh look, there's a package on the porch for Crowley. Well, to be honest, Crowley picks it up with a glitter on the lenses of his sunglasses. So far, Mayfield's gifts to him have been good, so he really has no reason to be wary of this box. He takes it to the kitchen to open it and... He feels a rush of energy that tingles on his skin and knowledge dropped into his mind about what he has just regained: his ability to change his shape.
So, just to test it out, he suddenly takes the form of a snake and flicks his forked tongue in amusement. In fact to any of the residents of 915 Bilko were to walk into the kitchen, they would see a snake that gives the impression of being mighty proud of himself.]
Hallo.
[Oh yeah, this snake can talk.]
B. [Action: About town, afternoon]
[Crowley's trying out a different shape. He's slinking around town as a woman with raven black hair, cherry red lips, and shades. He's wearing a slinky, low-cut, white with black polka dotted pencil skirt dress and black snakeskin Louboutin stilettos. He looks like every teenage boy's wet dream: the quintessential pinup girl.
Crowley still seems rather pleased with himself, parading around town like this. Go ahead. Approach him. He won't bite. Not even you, Loki.]
C. [Action: Olney's Tavern, evening]
[Well, he's not behind the bar. He isn't allowed behind the bar tonight because he's a woman. In fact, he keeps getting disapproving looks from the patrons of the tavern.
Crowley found out he was stuck a couple hours back. It was like he forgot his favorite shape. Really, it is just a set back, though a very frustrating one. Clearly, it's been too long since he changed his shape.
He drummed his perfectly painted red fingernails on the counter before taking a sip of her Apple Crisp.]
Bollocks... I really buggered this up, didn't I?
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[Oh look, there's a package on the porch for Crowley. Well, to be honest, Crowley picks it up with a glitter on the lenses of his sunglasses. So far, Mayfield's gifts to him have been good, so he really has no reason to be wary of this box. He takes it to the kitchen to open it and... He feels a rush of energy that tingles on his skin and knowledge dropped into his mind about what he has just regained: his ability to change his shape.
So, just to test it out, he suddenly takes the form of a snake and flicks his forked tongue in amusement. In fact to any of the residents of 915 Bilko were to walk into the kitchen, they would see a snake that gives the impression of being mighty proud of himself.]
Hallo.
[Oh yeah, this snake can talk.]
B. [Action: About town, afternoon]
[Crowley's trying out a different shape. He's slinking around town as a woman with raven black hair, cherry red lips, and shades. He's wearing a slinky, low-cut, white with black polka dotted pencil skirt dress and black snakeskin Louboutin stilettos. He looks like every teenage boy's wet dream: the quintessential pinup girl.
Crowley still seems rather pleased with himself, parading around town like this. Go ahead. Approach him. He won't bite. Not even you, Loki.]
C. [Action: Olney's Tavern, evening]
[Well, he's not behind the bar. He isn't allowed behind the bar tonight because he's a woman. In fact, he keeps getting disapproving looks from the patrons of the tavern.
Crowley found out he was stuck a couple hours back. It was like he forgot his favorite shape. Really, it is just a set back, though a very frustrating one. Clearly, it's been too long since he changed his shape.
He drummed his perfectly painted red fingernails on the counter before taking a sip of her Apple Crisp.]
Bollocks... I really buggered this up, didn't I?
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[ You can practically see the gears turning in his head, running through names and descriptions in half a dozen different languages. The list is possibly alphabetized.
Crowley help he's pining for his books again. ]
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White.
[He watches Giles, an amused smirk camping on her face.]
Are you trying to figure out what kind of demon I am?
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I'm somewhat of a specialist in demonology, back home, and matters of the occult. I know of several shape-shifting demons, and any number of winged ones, but few with both qualities. None of them known for pleasant company or their taste in Scotch.
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[He twirls a curl around his finger and sips his cocktail.]
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It was a very long time ago.
That was when there was only one kind of demon and one kind of Hell, as opposed to infinite worlds of demons pressing in on all sides. Supposedly, there are infinite heavenly dimensions as well-- but in the thirty-odd years since things were simple, his life has revolved around Hells and demons, without ever a glimpse of angels.
Giles goes quiet and very, very thoughtful. ]
I... see. Not anything I've dealt with before, then.
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[He grins a serpentine smile.]
No serpents of Eden?
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None that I've encountered. Not that there isn't lore -- just that it has a strong tendency to, to... the details don't always hold up.
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[Crowley leans forward, entirely unaware of what that might do for his cleavage.]
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I, I, that is, it's been quite a while since I read anything relevant.
[ He wishes, suddenly and very strongly, that he were quite a bit less sober for this. ]
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The snake was made to crawl on its belly and, and forever be an enemy of mankind. The details and interpretations vary, of course.
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I still say His reaction was right over the top. Kicking them out for knowing right from wrong. Bollocks, I say.
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Still kind of makes me uncomfortable to think about.
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This being the Aziraphale you said I reminded you of? When I was, er, prattling on about books?
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I hadn't imagined angels and demons would get on very well.
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[ Reluctantly, he puts the glasses back on. When they met, Crowley had insisted he'd meant no harm, and-- truth be told, Giles had thought he seemed a perfectly nice fellow. Still thinks he seems a perfectly nice fellow, come to that, despite...
Well, he's another world's demon, another world's serpent. He does not seem overtly evil, and it's not as though Giles could do much if he was.
But: ]
I do hesitate to ask, but is that you're in this form-- tempting people?
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Here in Mayfield I may cause a small amount of mischief, but I blame that on whoever had the brilliant idea of trapping me in this town with Loki and without Aziraphale.
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[ Which translates to Crowley you are this close to flashing him, said in the most prim and gentlemanly tone he can manage. ]
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What? Worried I might seduce you, Rupert?
[He leans back in the chair, sipping his cocktail.]
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[ He flicks his empty glass a brief, longing look. ]
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[He doesn't yet have his ability to travel unnoticed, but he does manage to slip behind the bar unnoticed and duck down. After about 30 seconds he pops back up and back over to Giles's table with a dusty old bottle of scotch.]
I hope this will suffice.
[He goes about picking a cobweb out of his hair, though there's another he doesn't notice near his shades.]
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Thank you.
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