OOC: For any brief interactions between two or more Tytonidae players. Posts may not have anything to do with previous posts in the thread.
* Legion had only just sold a few of his own items to the vendor who sold and bought exclusively from Tytonidae - mainly wares he'd picked up in the sewer. There had been a raid ongoing for the past couple of days, but he had tried his hand at a couple of those, finding that they weren't exactly his cup of tea. The paladins and hunters in the sewers put up a good fight and seemed to like keeping him well funded and stocked - which was a good distraction from the lack of hunting that had been going on lately. Either people had gotten smarter about vampiric discretion, or they were deliberately waiting, lying low for...something. Legion didn't trust it, but he rarely trusted anything (or anyone), making paranoia part of his daily life. Upon hearing someone calling out for him, he glanced up from where he'd been going through some of the wares, carefully placing a gun back in its case. "Over here." He called out. He knew that voice; it was Soleil.
* Soleil drew level with the shop counter, wincing slightly as she swung her pack around to set it down. Relieved at being able to rid herself of the weight at her back, Soleil began rummaging around the frontmost pockets, seeking gauze and adhesive. "How's it going, Legion?" she asked, sparing a moment to glance over at the other person stirring on her side of the stand. Waiting for his reply, she turned her body and began to tend to several wounds beneath the thin shirt she wore. He was in a relationship, as was she- baring flesh carelessly in front of him didn't seem appropriate
* Legion glanced over to the shop owner as the pair of them were joined by Soleil, only for him to draw out his wallet and toss some crisp hundred dollar bills onto the counter before he plucked up some boxes of ammo that had been laid out. One of the boxes immediately went into the backpack he had at his feet, and the other was 'juggled' with an empty magazine. While Soleil saw to her wounds, he began to push bullets into their holder, until the magazine was full - only to move onto the next once he'd placed the full container on his person. He liked to be able to move quickly between rounds, and so he kept himself well stocked at all times. As for the wounds - he had a few of those, but he'd patched himself up on the field. Since he'd taken a proximity mine to the chest during a hunt back during the 'Order of St. James' scare, there wasn't really much in the way of pain that phased him. He couldn't get an infection, so his work in that particular area tended to be just a little sloppy. "It's going well. I've been trying to find some things for the ritualists. I figure they could use severed heads, condoms and those shrooms that grow down in the sewer."
* Soleil laughed lightly, giving a nod of her head. "Mhm. I'm sure they could! I've got quite the stock of items myself. I've been putting off sorting through them properly, but now I have no choice as I'm running out of room to keep it all.....is there anything You need?" she asked hopefully, pulling down her shirt over the freshly bandaged flesh. Her clothing cost too much to be ruined by bloodstains
* Legion finished loadng up the last cartridge, only to shove the magazne into the base of the gun with a firm mechanical click of a sound. He holstered his handgun and then turned a smile on Soleil. He didn't know the woman very well, save for the few times they had worked together during hunts or socialized at one of Ty's gatherings. The longest conversation he'd ever had with her had probably been the one involving Hadrian, and that had been more towards Velveteen and the pair of them hoping to find a way to make him work for the group. Unfortunately, that hadn't panned out terribly well. Kent was somewhat of a friend though, and she was Kent's woman, which meant she was good people. Not exactly the fairest of ways to view it, but Legion wasn't known for being purposefully reasonable. "Not right now, no. I'm actually holding onto a few crafting items for whoever needs them, but Nix might want something. I know she's good on Zombie Ears at least - Vigilant had a few hundred ready to give her and I think she's still set from the last batch I gave her." He was rambling. Not entirely his fault. He was a man who liked to keep ledgers orderly and neat. It drove him mad to just gather and hope people would need something he got, as opposed to telling him specifically what to look for. "What about you? I don't think I ever asked what sort of business you're into. Are you a ritualist or crafter, or something?"
* Soleil 's brows knit as she listened to him speak|Vigilant...Vigilant....she tossed the name over a few times, trying to remember why it seemed familiar. Ah! She recalled Legion looking for people to join a group with his childe-Vigilant- for the TFF hunt or something along those lines.| Head bent over her pack, she neatly sorted out like items atop the counter to sell to the vendor. Harder to come by items remained where they were. Items that were useful but abundant were also sacrificed- she needed to put a bit of time into finding a few people who'd need the items on a regular basis, people without connections to the things themselves. Stirred form her thoughts by the silence that followed the question he'd posed, Soleil turned her gaze back to Legion, a grin spreading her crimson mouth. "Oui, a crafter...and something. I craft cameras and traps. I'm hoping to try my hand at cages as soon as I get my hands on a few items...I also bartend and perform at Necropolis Pub. Do you know of it?"
* Legion let his shoulders roll back some. He was actually ready to go, but it seemed rude to cut their conversation short - not that it would have stopped him under most circumstances. He had been known to turn his back on someone mid-word and just walk away, if he didn't like what they were talking about. Of course, the quality of the discourse wasn't the issue in this case. Legion liked learning about his faction mates, when he had the opportunity. Crafters were as vital to a group's defense as marksmen were to offense. So once he had put his gun away, he simply hauled himself up onto the counter, while the shop keeper made his way towards the back with an aggravated sigh aimed at the vampires. Legion assumed it would take the woman a little bit to get things sorted out, so he pulled a cigar from his jacket - one he'd been working on before but had to snuff out. "Mind if I smoke?" he asked as he glanced down to the different things she'd laid out. Generally, he was happy if he had weapons and ammo, so he didn't give much thought to anything else. "Ahh, I look forward to learning how to craft someday. All in time, I suppose." He muttered as he fished his lighter out as well. "I have indeed heard of the Necropolis - read about it somewhere actually. Nix mentioned it once or twice. I guess it's owned by the Grigori. She's not a fan of them." He shrugged then. He had no dog in that fight. "What sort of performances do you do? Singing? Dance?"