ᶜᵃˢˢᶤᵃᶰ ᵃᶰᵈᵒʳ (
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riverviewlogs2017-05-17 01:26 pm
( semi-closed )
who: clark kent, lois lane, kara danvers, jon kent + guests
what: the superfamily moves into a supermansion (okay, it's more of a cottage).
when: the move is early to mid-may, guests may come by for the latter half of the month.
where: the supercottage.
warnings: family shenanigans?


[ clark has found a house for his family. kara and jon have bedrooms upstairs, on the ground floor there's a kitchen, a living/dining room and lois' bedroom/study. there's a basement that will eventually feature a pool table or similar but for now is pretty empty.
supers, feel free to write your own starters for moving shenanigans, domestic things, getting used to living together, having guests over, etc. ]
what: the superfamily moves into a supermansion (okay, it's more of a cottage).
when: the move is early to mid-may, guests may come by for the latter half of the month.
where: the supercottage.
warnings: family shenanigans?


[ clark has found a house for his family. kara and jon have bedrooms upstairs, on the ground floor there's a kitchen, a living/dining room and lois' bedroom/study. there's a basement that will eventually feature a pool table or similar but for now is pretty empty.
supers, feel free to write your own starters for moving shenanigans, domestic things, getting used to living together, having guests over, etc. ]

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Dick calling ahead just means Clark can definitely surprise at least him with a warm meal. It's already done when Dick knocks.
Clark beams at Dick as he opens the door. ]
Hey. Come on in.
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Good to see you again. [ In the basket is some fruit, some bakery treats (which he definitely bought instead of attempting to make himself), and a small packet of recipes printed on nice paper and tied with pretty string. He can’t remember many of Alfred’s, but it seems only right to share the few that he does. Alfred would want that.
Also tucked in the back are some thoughtfully chosen takeout menus. ]
I wasn’t sure if you were more of a takeout guy or a family dinners every night guy, so I went for both options.
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I'm more of the latter, but thanks, I'll make good use of the menu. Do you want to put the basket here?
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So, how's life on the home front been treating you?
[ Very well, he suspects. Still, he wants to hear it from his friend. ]
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[ It's easier for him to be here than around the communal housing. He doesn't have to constantly listen for someone approaching when using his abilities.
Clark is used to going without, but he's been trying to make them more normal in Riverview. Everyone else has powers or doesn't blink at them. ]
We're a little close to the forest, but I think we can handle it.
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You get much of a break from the noise? [ As much of a "break" as Superman can ever have. ]
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It's easier to process out here. [ He's not surprised Dick would ask. Dick has always been considerate of him. ] I'm not sure it'd be a good thing if everything was quiet.
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But a little distance from housing isn't a bad thing. [ He's been thinking about making the jump himself. ]
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[ Dick probably already knows this. If he needs some extra motivation, this is it.
Clark sits opposite him. ]
I was thinking of building somewhere in the forest for us to use. It'd be a place to lay low if we ever needed it. What do you think?
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I actually- well, I started on a lair out by the edge of town. Remind me next time you've got some free time on patrol, I'll give you the locale. [ It's not much to look at now, but he'd always intended to share it with Clark, once there was more to it. He'd hoped, maybe a little selfishly, for the chance to impress him.
But Clark has a family now. A child to protect. It can't be a bad thing, to offer him as many ways to do that as possible. ]
Can I do anything to help? I'd love to give you a hand.
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[ Dick doesn't have to try. Clark already respects him and is deeply impressed by his dedication to the work. He doesn't have enough perspective yet to worry about it being obsessive. To him, it's understandable why a human would want to push themselves if they lived in a world full of extraordinary people.
Between the two of them, they'll be able to secure the place properly. ]
I had some other ideas. A training room?
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We'd need special materials, but the jungle's a big place. There's no telling what we'd find with a little exploring.
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Be a chance for me to teach you any fancy blocks you might want to know.
[ Superman has been known to lose his powers from time to time, after all. ]
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It could be worse. ]
If you don't mind. I've never had to be in a fight.
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[ The Clarks are different men. All the more distinct in Dick's mind the better he gets to know this one, far away from the pressures of his own world and the specter of Batman. But Superman as a concept is as inescapable as air, and Dick barely notes his own slip.
He's quiet for a moment. He has something else on his mind also. ]
So I ran into a friend of yours not too long ago.
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Oh? Which one?
[ He smiles: he has a few now. ]
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But he happened to mention that he knew yours.
[ Which is really the question he's working his way over to. ]
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A few people have. It's a little hard to keep that secret.
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Paid me a visit while I was laying down security lines.
[ Stupidly, in the Nightwing suit. ]
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[ It had been weeks before he'd gone back to housing for any length of time. Before he'd learned to trust Bucky enough to sleep again where he could be found by anyone but Clark. Dick studies the table for a moment, brow furrowed. This has been on his mind for a while now. ]
...You ever start to feel like it might only be a matter of time?
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I do. I'm not sure how we should act. You can wear a mask, but I don't think I'd feel right if I did that.
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I don't know what this says about the state of my social life in Bludhaven, but I don't remember having to juggle the divide anywhere near this much at home.
[ He also hadn't really had much of a life outside of fighting crime, seeing his family, and occasionally standing his landlady up for dates, so. ]
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Clark can't judge him about his social life. His own life doesn't leave a lot of room for that either. ]
Would you feel comfortable using an alias instead of Dick Grayson?
[ He's been thinking about going by Kal-El. ]
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