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(OPEN) - Beneath the make up and behind the smile I'm just a girl
Who: J and everyone else!
When: Backdated from 1st of April to 13th. Before the trials + event logbecause i can
Where: J's makeup studio + bar !
What: Catch all log for this month
Warnings: Some out-dated slurs? Closed thread with Sans contains talk about the past sexual abuse and death. Will update if/when needed!
Make up
At first, way back on the January, J had only eye rolled at the job that the captains had assigned to her. Sure, go ahead and give the nelly a makeup studio, of course she'll know what to do. But it hadn't taken long from her to see the bright sides of the job. Really, having a roomful of beauty products had pretty sweet perks. The equipment they had first given to her hadn't been too great, but thanks to their stops at Eris and Emiri, she has been able to gather and add more products and items to it. Plus, she was rather lucky not to have that many customers, so her working hours were very flexible, making it possible for her to come and go just as she pleased-- which suited her better than well.
However, despite being more interested in playing hooky than keeping the shop open for potential customers, it's not too rare to find J loitering around her workshop. After all, it was perfect place for her to go and hide whenever she needed some privacy (somewhat a rarity nowadays that she has to share her bedroom with three other people). And it was good to at least let the captains think that she's doing her job.
The door's always closed but one can always tell whether she's in or not from the jazz music, more specifically: music by Marilyn Monroe -- her often singing along with it, that keeps playing whenever she's present. If someone were to open the door, they'd find J either laying on the couch while reading different kind of magazines that she's collected from the library, or then fixing her own make up.
BAR
While J loves her little 'beauty salon', and wouldn't want to trade it for anything, there was no denying that she was in her true element when working at the bar. She had been only little over 14 years old when she had gotten her first job at the shady, local pub near her school, where she had used to sneak in secret from the teachers and rest of the school staff. The only downside to this job was that it's not nearly as easy just to ditch the work now that she has a co-worker, who's more than strict when it comes to showing up to shifts.
Oh well. Good thing that she loves this job and while she's not exactly the best bartender around, as it's her first time working on this side of the counter, but at least she has some kind of clue what to do. Although, that still doesn't mean that J takes this job too seriously either. As she can most of time be found poking her MID, playing certain romance game in it, not caring whether it was a busy night or not.
She's also rather lenient about giving alcohol to people who haven't reached the legal drinking age because hey. She started using alcohol at age of 14 and she's not one to deny it from other kids.
WILDCARD!:
create your own adventures!
[prose and action tags are both welcomed!]
When: Backdated from 1st of April to 13th. Before the trials + event log
Where: J's makeup studio + bar !
What: Catch all log for this month
Warnings: Some out-dated slurs? Closed thread with Sans contains talk about the past sexual abuse and death. Will update if/when needed!
Make up
At first, way back on the January, J had only eye rolled at the job that the captains had assigned to her. Sure, go ahead and give the nelly a makeup studio, of course she'll know what to do. But it hadn't taken long from her to see the bright sides of the job. Really, having a roomful of beauty products had pretty sweet perks. The equipment they had first given to her hadn't been too great, but thanks to their stops at Eris and Emiri, she has been able to gather and add more products and items to it. Plus, she was rather lucky not to have that many customers, so her working hours were very flexible, making it possible for her to come and go just as she pleased-- which suited her better than well.
However, despite being more interested in playing hooky than keeping the shop open for potential customers, it's not too rare to find J loitering around her workshop. After all, it was perfect place for her to go and hide whenever she needed some privacy (somewhat a rarity nowadays that she has to share her bedroom with three other people). And it was good to at least let the captains think that she's doing her job.
The door's always closed but one can always tell whether she's in or not from the jazz music, more specifically: music by Marilyn Monroe -- her often singing along with it, that keeps playing whenever she's present. If someone were to open the door, they'd find J either laying on the couch while reading different kind of magazines that she's collected from the library, or then fixing her own make up.
BAR
While J loves her little 'beauty salon', and wouldn't want to trade it for anything, there was no denying that she was in her true element when working at the bar. She had been only little over 14 years old when she had gotten her first job at the shady, local pub near her school, where she had used to sneak in secret from the teachers and rest of the school staff. The only downside to this job was that it's not nearly as easy just to ditch the work now that she has a co-worker, who's more than strict when it comes to showing up to shifts.
Oh well. Good thing that she loves this job and while she's not exactly the best bartender around, as it's her first time working on this side of the counter, but at least she has some kind of clue what to do. Although, that still doesn't mean that J takes this job too seriously either. As she can most of time be found poking her MID, playing certain romance game in it, not caring whether it was a busy night or not.
She's also rather lenient about giving alcohol to people who haven't reached the legal drinking age because hey. She started using alcohol at age of 14 and she's not one to deny it from other kids.
WILDCARD!:
create your own adventures!
[prose and action tags are both welcomed!]
closed to sans | cw: mentions of past abuse + ptsd
Of course, there were bad nights too. Sometimes she had nightmares that woke her up in middle of the night, which wasn't too uncommon for her, but even then she usually had no problems with falling back to asleep, forgetting any details of the dream. But then there were night's of terror, in which she was captured in her dream by the monsters from the past and forced to live through her previous horrors.
But unfortunately, this was one of those nights.
At first it's hardly noticeable, J's only crying softly in her sleep. But then she starts moving around, body jerking restlessly and her cries turn more loud. Her movements quickly grow more violent and panicked, whimpers and messy words escaping from her lips between the sobs: 'No. Mother. Don't kill.'
Inside of her dream J was lying on the floor on her back. It's so dark that she can't tell her surroundings apart. She tries to get up but can't, almost as if there's something on top of her, pinning her down and making it difficult to breathe. After struggling underneath the weight for a bit, J manages to lift her arms and lets them wander around the big, heavy lump. The more she touches and feels, the more did the lump start to remind her from the human body. Holding her breath, she squints her eyes trying to see just who it was-- only to be greeted by her father's pale face and dead, empty eyes. Just as she reaches to cup her father's face, there's a loud and violent bang that echoes around the room. Her father's body falls apart and then J sees her mother. She's standing in front of her, holding a gun that's pointed right towards at her.
Please mother! Don't kill me!
The floor disappears from beneath her, turning into dark sea and J starts to flail desperately, trying to get back to the surface that isn't even there.
But then she feels a hand on her shoulder, pulling her down, tearing her apart, shaking her-- making her to wake up with a a loud cry.]
i'm so sorry this took me so long what a crying shame on my part
J...
She was a real fire cracker, that one. Sans didn't mind that one bit, of course. It made up for his own slow burn. He could catch a nap while she rained hell upon anyone and everything that crossed her path. His own innate feelings of protectiveness barely needed acting on -- she took care of herself and then some.
Most of the time, anyway.
Sans could sleep through a brass band playing a receiving line through Nomo Deck, but the soft sounds? The sounds of experiments he was supposed to be attending bubbling over, the cries of a much younger Papyrus, the whine of television static once MTT's show went off the air? Those woke him like a slap across the face.
The same could be said of the low, fervent mutterings of a friend.]
J...? [He asked, voice weighed down by hesitance and lingering sleep.] J, you okay?
[Don't kill...]
J? [A little firmer now, Sans slide one foot out of bed. It clacked against the wood floor, but Sans willed himself to make the journey silently across the room to J's bed. No need to drag Med'an and Ryan into this, not if he could calm her down and get her back to a more restful sleep without anyone being the wiser. J was a lot of things, and prideful topped the list.
Not that Sans blames her. He doesn't like people knowing about his nightmares, either.]
J, you're having a nightmare. [He muttered, laying a hand on her shoulder, hoping it's enough to bring her back. When Papyrus was small, sometimes all it took was a few kind words to settle him again. He didn't even wake up half the time. Maybe J was the same...?] You're okay, kid, you're safe. Ease up.
[Of course, then the don't kill me starts, and Sans' gentle hand hold goes to shaking. Screw not waking her up. Whatever nightmare she's living, she doesn't need to live another second of it.]
J. [And there it comes, the scream. Sans ducks a head over his shoulder, looking to see if their other roommates stirred. There's the creak of someone rolling over in their sleep, but nothing more. Satisfied, Sans turns back to J with a tired smile.] Hey, kid. I think you might've had a bad dream.
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She stares Sans with a bewildered eyes as the reality catches up with her. A nightmare.]
I aa-- [Shivering like a leaf, she lets out a quiet whine, incapable of forming coherent words. J knows that it was a nightmare. She's now on Moira, not in New York, school, orphanage or in her parents living room. None of what she just saw was real (even though it all was!) but she still couldn't shake off the awful, crippling feeling of the fear.
But as she keeps looking into Sans' hollow eye sockets she's hit by the awful sense of shame. She feels shame and embarrassment that he got to see her like this. Then the room began to feel too hot and cramped, like she couldn't breathe.
With one agile leap J's off from her bed. She quickly grabs the dressing gown from the chair and pulls it on, storming out of the door before Sans can stop her.]
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closed to niko
However, today she didn't pay that much attention to the time when she enters to the Cargo Bay. If someone were to see her, she could always just say that she's looking for her 'rewards' that were left behind by the mercenaries. Getting her own room from the rank privileges was truly a blessing on so many different levels. Thanks to the her new privacy she could feel safe about bringing a certain item that she's been hiding at the Cargo Bay ever since she got it from the Ingress.
J hurries to one of the farthest sections of Cargo Bay where the most of the empty containers were located. She kneels down, pulling one of the smaller crates off and reaches in to feel the walls with her hand, trying to find the hole that she had discovered few months ago. It doesn't take long until she finds, feeling the familiar yet agonising, shape of the gun taped on the wall.
Closing her eyes she inhales deeply, holding her breath for a few seconds before letting the air out through her nose and starts to remove the tapes. It's been almost two months now, but she still couldn't bring herself to relax around the gun. Feeling just the shape and weight of it pressed against her palm was alone enough to make her stomach sting, making her feel nauseous.
She was far too focused on her task, removing the tapes and tugging the gun off from the wall while also trying to keep herself from getting sick, that she stayed completely oblivious to the footsteps coming towards her.]
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[Not much escapes Niko's attention in the Cargo Bay anymore. But unfortunately sometimes superpowered teenagers or robots or god knows what else trashes the place and he's left at a little bit of a loss. Getting away with hiding a weapon is, sadly, possible, and he's kicking himself a little as he stands back from where he's just moved some boxes.]
[His arms are crossed and he watches her direction quietly.]
Hey. [He says to her finally.] I don't mind people keeping guns in here, but it should be in a box with a name on it. If you need to do that in the future, I'll get you one.
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Fuck--! [She swears out loud and hurries to push the gun back to its hiding spot, making sure it stays out of the sight. Then she stumbles to stand back up, straightening her back and giving the spot on her head she hit carefully while giving him a cold, yet defensive glare.]
W-what are talking about? [She cocks her head, crossing her arms over her chest. ]
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make up
"This is an awesome song. I love this song."
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J only eyes him curiously behind her magazine, not even bothering to get up from the couch to greet her guest. Really, this man looks like the last person who'd have any kind of business in a fricking beauty salon. Lazily, she drops the magazine down on the floor and is about to ask if he's lost or something. But then he says the magic words.
"Really?" The song that's currently playing just happens to be from one of the most famous movies of her time. It's been rather depressing to see that there are only so few who know who Marilyn Monroe is, so it's always a great joy to meet a fellow fan. "You've also seen Some Like it Hot?"
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He leans back against the closed door. "So, I hear you're the gal to go to for hair and make up."
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bar
Even though he had fun with what he was doing now, he still liked to relax and enjoy the company of others, as much as any twenty-four year old does.
He recognizes J from seeing her around the ship, but they haven't met officially yet and he didn't know that she worked down here in the bar. He missed seeing Jacky around, hoped she was happy wherever she'd gone. Eggsy settles at the bar, smiling as he tries to get J's attention.
"Got anythin' that tastes like red bull and vodka back there?"
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J shuts down her MID game as he sits down on the stool and leans her elbows on the counter, resting her chin on her hands as she returns his smile.
"Maybe," she hums with a sweet voice. "Something like vodka I can do, but what's red bull?"
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Eggsy shrugs, it wasn't important. He knows there's some stuff they don't have here, and a lot of the people are from completely different universes.
"Vodka's just fine. Whatever you've got, I'll take."
He smiles, glancing around them. "So, you like it down here? Doin' this?"
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bar;
"You got any good whiskey around?" Snake took a seat at the bar and offered the woman a warm smile. "Managed to get my smokes too." He pulled out his e-cigar and clicked it into life using his iDroid.
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She greets him with a slight, sly smile as he sits down on the stool. "Something very close to whiskey, yes." She chirps at him, sounding rather pleased hearing about the smokes. Her own stash was almost empty now. "That so? Mind tossing me one, handsome?"
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makeup-ish
Seven months out of her enviro-suit, hair down to her hips, and maybe it's finally gone a little bit too far... And with the choices between hacking it off herself and seeing if whoever works in the beauty salon can cut hair too, it's an easy enough decision.
She starts by knocking on the door to the workshop, but, not sure she's been heard over the music coming from inside - she doesn't recognise it at all, except that it's probably human - she opens the door and pokes her head in.
"Hello?"
((ooc: I just use a PB because why not, but she actually looks like this >>))
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"Come in," J shouts an invitation with a bored voice. She doesn't even bother turn around on her chair as the door opens, and only eyes her customer through the mirror's reflection. But her hand halts for a beat when she sees almost sickly pale faced woman to peek inside of the room.
Oh dear, she thinks to herself, finishing painting her lips and then turning to look over her shoulder.
"How can I help you, dearie?"
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BAR!
And there's the added bonus of getting to annoy one of his favorite people at the same time. Win-win.
He quite literally seems to appear on a bar stool while her attention is on her MID. He's grinning widely, leaning his elbows on the counter top.]
What's a guy got to do to get a little attention around here?
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Being all suddenly spoken to makes her flinch a little from the surprise but recovers almost immediately as she recognizes the voice. Slowly, she lifts her gaze up from the game and looks at him under her eyelashes, smiling playfully.]
Oh, I don't know. Try 'hello.'
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He's a little surprised to see J there, however. He's passed by once or twice and this is the first time he's seen her about, and that's enough to have him lifting a hand in a wave as he approaches. ]
Yo.
[ The greeting is probably too casual to give to a woman he doesn't know, but Yata's never been fussed about formality. He doesn't say anything else as he slides onto a bar stool, seeing as J seems pretty engrossed in her MID right that second. ]
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But then she hears Yata entering the bar area, sitting down on the bar stool in front of her. She doesn't close her MID game just yet, not even as she turns around to face him, offering him a charming smile.]
Yo to yourself, dear.
bar!
In light of all that, he feels that he deserves a night to himself. Which means hanging out at the bar, chatting people up, all while skirting the line between tipsy and drunk. He’s not upset enough to get as truly hammered as the week he first got here, but it’s nice to have something to take the edge off.]
Hey, [he waves over the bartender with a smile. His glass is still half-full.] Just a word of advice: if I try and order another drink after this, don’t let me.
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Seeing that there isn't much work for her to do at the moment, and even if there was it wouldn't be her first time ditching them, so she goes and sits in front of the stranger, placing two glasses on the table.]
Oh, that's a pity. Here I was hoping you'd take one with me.
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Make Up
Today, however, was clearly different, as even before entering he hears a familiar tune coming from inside. Clearly, today he'd have to work around J.
So, with this in mind, he entered the salon, knocking on the door frame to get her attention.] Hey there.
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He doesn't look very strong but when you sit on his knee,
You'd be surprised.
At a party or at a ball,
I've got to admit he's nothing at all,
But in a Mor-- oh!
[Her singing is interrupted by the knock on door and J looks up from her work to see who is it.
Oh, well. Now there's a face she hasn't seen for a while.]
Hello, Tyler. Coming to get your manicure fixed?
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SO SO LATE I AM SORRY
Just because Trish generally speaking tends to avoid alcohol (or at least having large amounts of it) that doesn't mean she doesn't at times enjoy the atmosphere of going to a bar and having a drink.
So she makes her way over to the counter and takes a seat, leaning her arms on the countertop as she offers J a friendly smile.
"Could you mix me something that doesn't have booze in it but tastes like it might?"