Enver: He had done a little searching for some parts he needed to keep crafting, when an idea struck him, only because he walked by the place at the right time before returning back home with the help of his wife. He put all the things down he would be able to use on the crafting bench and then looked at his wife. "I've got it. We've got to go out." He nodded his head.This RP takes place on Friday 7th March 2014.
Keara: There was no reply from her lips, she just stared at him like she didn’t understand a word he’d just said, which in a way, she didn’t. She couldn’t go out. The idea was insane. They were hiding for a reason. She didn’t want to be seen. Couldn’t be seen. Not as she was. She was losing touch with her family, was going a little stir crazy cooped up and unable to hunt and had been dealing with a devil that was barely ankle high all day. So, when the words failed her, she crossed her arms and looked him over, sighing softly as she did so.
Enver: "You can hide in your shadows. Won't take us long to get where we need to go." Enver nodded his head. "Once that's handled, we'll come right back. Can teleport here and maybe summon me back? Or I'll just run home." Enver headed to the closet and started pulling out clothes he wasn't sure would fit her and put them on the bed. "Might be gone an hour or so." He looked at her after Enver had made a pile of dresses on the foot of the bed.
Keara: He was babbling. At least this was how she experienced the conversation on her end. He wasn’t making any sense and was insisting that she get dressed. His logic was floored though, as if she was to hide in shadows, it really didn’t matter if she went naked through the streets and yet there he was piling clothing on the foot of the bed. She shook her head and walked over to it before she began rummaging through for something that might fit over or around her stomach. “No sense to me do you make but do I shall as you bid.” She was being oddly compliant, probably due to the fact that she was beginning to hate the walls that surrounded her and the fact that she was stuck there while there was a new challenge to be tackled in the city. Eventually, she slipped into a skirt that fit around her and one of Enver’s t-shirts. She looked ridiculous but she didn’t think it mattered as she went to retrieve her boots.
Enver: "It'll make sense once we get there." He brushed off the idea of not making any sense as he didn't know how he didn't make any sense. "Let me get those." Enver moved to her boots, swiped them up from the floor, cringed when he noticed the small teeth marks on the back of them and sighed. "Knew I forgot something." He grumbled, thinking about the cage he saw in the pet shop.
Keara: She noticed the look he had about him and quickly realised the tiny pup had been up to mischief. Snatching the boots from her husband she looked them over. She was seated on the edge of the bed and when she saw what she hoped not to find, she growled, and rolled her head back in frustration, her eyes closed, before she opened them screamed the dog’s name and threw one of the offending articles of footwear directly at it. “Liked those boots I did,” she grumbled.
Enver: Once the dog heard his name, he seemed to sense danger coming his way. Or maybe he just knew he'd been up to no good and could tell by the pitch of her voice that he was in the dog house. Before the boot even left his wife's fingers, the dog was making a straight run for the bed to hide under it. "We'll get you another set. And him a cage." Enver grumbled, more concerned with his plan for the night and the time they'd have or not have, if they ever left.
Keara: “Another set so comfortable will not be,” she whined like a petulant child. “Stupid creature. Your fault this is. Brought you did him into our home. Now look at what done he has. She dropped the other boot on the floor in front of her and kicked it backwards under the bed with her heel. “Creature’s now. Want them I do not,” she huffed and got up from the bed to retrieve a hairband from the cabinet nearby so she could tie her hair back. “Go without shoes I shall,” she grumbled as she tied her dreadlocks back.
Enver: He sighed again. "Sorry." He headed to the door and opened it. "Maybe he hates being cooped up too. We've not moved in a while." Enver pointed out before he pinched the bridge of his nose. "Why don't you teleport around the Bullwood area and I'll meet you there. Saves on walking on your bare feet. In the snow." He frowned, annoyed with the dog.
Keara: Keara crossed her arms over her chest and shook her head disapprovingly before slipping into the shadows and transporting herself across the city. Usually she’d of summoned Enver straight to her but she was annoyed enough to let him get there on his own this time, even if it could mean waiting for him, as she wasn’t sure if he was going to use his powers or not. ‘At the station I am,’ she sent home once she was there, aware of the fact that she’d have to stay focused and look for him since he wouldn’t be able to see her.
Enver: Enver decided he was going to celerity in to town and meet her there. He was almost there when she let him know she was at Bullwood station. He knew he was close to the station, so focused on slowing down, but had missed his mark a little bit. By a block or so as he came to a stop, feet digging deep on the cement as he made sure he actually stopped, successfully. He cleared his throat, turned around and headed back to the station. "You here?" He called out, not caring if he looked like a jackass.
Keara: He wasn’t difficult to spot, after all she was kind of attuned to looking at him or for him in this case. When he called out made a move to bring her hand to the bridge of her nose the way he sometimes did but very quickly stopped herself as she began to consider the possibility that they perhaps spent too much time together. This simple act sparked a very quick and heated debate within her own mind, which finally settled on the fact that there was no way that she could ever spend too much time with Enver. That settled, she moved closer to him and whispered, “Here I am. Follow you I shall.”
Enver: He turned around to where the sound of her whisper was and grinned, even though he couldn't see her. He nodded his head, then nudged it to the left. "It's only a couple blocks. Think you can manage it?" Now that they were out in public and she was walking around, Enver wasn't sure what Keara could and couldn't manage in her state being she was quite big due to her pregnancy. Well, bigger than normal. "Think you can make it?" He frowned, not moving before he knew if she could.
Keara: “Of course,” came her tart reply. She wasn’t sure what had prompted that question as while she was now carrying a parasite the size of an aubergine in her womb, it didn’t seem to be affecting her ability to get around, even if she hadn’t really tested that of late due to the fact that Enver had been doing his best to keep her in bed. “Plan you on telling me whereto going we are?”
Enver: He let her short reply roll off his shoulders, as he cleared his throat then shrugged. "Yeah, to a clinic. We're going to break in it. No one's around. It's after hours." He kept walking, then took a left before he stopped and pointed to the building across the street from where he stopped. "Pretty sure there's some security in there, being it has drugs in there for patients and expensive equipment in there. Think you can do something about that?"
Keara: “No need is there for something to do…Perhaps…See I shall. Take it I do that summoning you in I am?” He couldn’t see her smile but he could perhaps hear a lighter tone in her voice. She was rather happy with the idea of breaking in to the building. She wasn’t great when it came to breaking into warehouses or anything but she had no issue getting into the standard home. So that was how she was going to approach this, like she would getting into a home. “Help it might if you a window or door for me could open. Then sure I am that sabotage security feed I can…before enter you do. Yes?”
Enver: "Could summon me in. Or could sneak in after you do what you're going to do." He shrugged his shoulders before he headed to the building. "I'll get you a window open." Enver said as he thought about the best way to break in. Windows seemed to make the most sense, people would probably think it was some teens looking to score a fix on something. Instead of doing it the way he normally does when he picks up a few odds and ends in random places in the city. He moved around the building, scoped out a couple windows and then circled back to one on the opposite side. "Here's where I'll get you in." And with that Enver tugged off his shirt, wrapped it around his fist and bashed the window in with the same fist. "Tada." He chucked as he shook out the shirt with one hand and worked his way around the lock with the other hand.
Keara: Again came the urge to pinch the bridge of her nose, instead she expelled a little air and began giggling. “You know…Done that I could have. Thought I did that you more stealthy method perhaps had. Since break in you do places more often than I.” She waited for him to “open” the window and clean the frame of broken glass before slipping through the whole and making her way into the building to find the feed for the security cameras and switch it off. ‘Come in now you can,’ she sent him when she was sure he wouldn’t be caught on camera.
Enver: "Yeah, well there's a reason I made it look shoddy, beautiful." He tried to slapp where he thought her butt would be as she made her way in, hit something, hoped it was her butt and then waited for her to give him the all clear. Once she did, he climbed his way in, cursed that he was so tall and it was slightly awkward breaking in and then stumbled on in to the floor. "I figure we can figure out something to do about things if we need to. With their equipment maybe. After we do some other things first." He nodded his head. "Maybe with their technology in here we can sort some things out." He added as he brushed his pants off and stood.
Keara: There were still a few questions for Keara as to what they were actually doing here and he was still being vague. Fact was though, they weren’t going to figure out much of anything with her in shadows and so she went about dropping it the only way she knew how; she walked up to Enver and without warning slapped him hard across the face. This act of violence brought her back to him and she quickly cupped his face and began kissing the area she’d just assaulted. “Sorry My Love…Just…Well…Best way that is for the power to drop if wish you do for to be seen.”
Enver: "Is to slap people?" He growled down at her as she tried to remedy the stinging sensation across his face. He wasn't sure she was sorry, being he slapped her, something not that long ago, but she sure had shocked him anyways. "Least you spared my shins." He chuckled, moved his jaw around a couple of times and then cleared his throat. "We need to find a room, with a pretty big machine. It'll be on wheels and have a screen and ahh, a keyboard too I think." He nodded, sure that was what he was looking for. His hand grabbed hers and gave it a squeeze before he looked left and right and saw a hallway, where he hoped had rooms.
Keara: He was a little angry at her but it soon passed and he began making light of the situation. “Act of violence…” she whispered with a slight shrug of her shoulders, as if defending her decision to slap him. “Sure I am that like it you do…sometimes,” she added in an equally soft tone, as she had noticed that Enver liked a certain amount of fight in his woman. “Enver?” she said more confidently, “Wondering I am why here we are? Know you for what we looking are?” It was a reasonable question to ask considering he hadn’t actually named the apparatus for which they were searching. Had he planned it, he could have even shown her a picture online before they left so that she knew what the large thing on wheels with a keyboard actually looked like beyond the vague description he’d given.
Enver: He chuckled, not denying the idea of him liking it, sometimes. "Huh?" He asked after she said his name and then looked around. "To see what's inside there." He pointed to her large belly. "We're going to look inside and make sure it's what you think it is. Then we'll try and figure out how to take it out. They've got to have something in this place to get it out if it's what you think it is." He nodded confidently.
Keara: “That your plan is?” her confusion was clear but buried not so deep under the surface of her confusion was a mixture of amusement and pride, as she loved her husband and this idea, while silly in many ways was quite ingenious. This mix of feelings, led her to abandoned her search momentarily and return to his side, where upon she immediately cupped his face and kissed him deeply.
Enver: "Well, yeah." He ran a hand through his hair as he went to talk again, but was cut off by his wife kissing him. He wrapped his arms around her, tugged her in close to him, feeling the size of belly against him, which caused him to chuckle. He probably shouldn't have, given that if she was pregnant with a fadebeast, it wasn't really a laughing matter. "Stupid idea? I mean, should find out just in case." Enver cleared his throat while he pulled away and looked down at her stomach.
Keara: “Yes…erm…no…well…” she took his hands in hers, along with a moment to clear her thoughts. “Know I do what in there is. If this you of that does convince…then stupid idea it cannot be. Yes? Least then accept you shall that little to be done can be till creature ready is for the world to greet and your wife to eat.” She smiled at him softly; not because she liked the idea of dying at the hands of the supernatural being, but because she loved his eternal optimism.
Enver: He frowned, still not liking how casual she was about their situation if it was what she thought it was inside of her. He kept it to himself, as there were other things they needed to do. Like find that damn machine and hopefully prove her wrong. "Well if it is, then we'll find a different machine that'll do something else to get it out of you." Enver hoped, not real sure he knew what that was or if it even existed. "Come on." He tugged her down the hall with him and started pushing doors open, one by one. Minus the obvious bathroom that was labelled as such. Finally, about three rooms down, Enver thought he spotted what he was looking for. "I think that's it." He pointed to a machine that was on wheels, had a keyboard and screen that looked like a computer one.