[Don't mind Cas, he's just wetting his pallet at the Lux. He's had a hard week. He hates walking everywhere and is finally disenchanted by the castle. Feel free to bug him.]
[Cas spares him the faintest and most fleeting of judgmental glances before reminding himself that it isn't home and that he can't smite anyone here and shouldn't be jealous that this guy got to keep his ability to move quicker than on foot. He takes another drink.]
I see...that makes sense. I think the holiday could be a chance to celebrate the friendships you've made, as well. That's what it's always been for me.
Not to mention an utterly incorrect observance to the day. I find it ridiculous how so many are blind to the fact that they are observing the execution of a man with ridiculous sentiments of hormonally induced feelings.
{Drinking was not something Vanyel normally indulged in. Half the time he was to busy, and he had just recently recovered from a hard backlash of magical energy - his own fault, really, but still.
Yet the backlash brought fever dreams, and he found himself wanting something to distract. Perhaps the Lux would offer distraction - he found many pubs did. He blinked when he saw Castiel, remembering him from Paris, how ruffled he had been.
He came up beside him.]
I see you made it through Paris well, and the darkening of the sky.
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Action!
Looks like someone else is having troubles, too.]
Action!
Forever
He flashes a stare back at Castiel, one that says 'you got a problem'? Before he takes a sip of his drink.]
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Can I get you anything else?
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We've got whatever you want. What kind do you like?
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Not your kinda thing, huh?
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[Weird opinion for an angel. Of course, Alan still has the image of angels as...well, not the soldiery-type.]
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Yet the backlash brought fever dreams, and he found himself wanting something to distract. Perhaps the Lux would offer distraction - he found many pubs did. He blinked when he saw Castiel, remembering him from Paris, how ruffled he had been.
He came up beside him.]
I see you made it through Paris well, and the darkening of the sky.
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