Jason Peter Todd || The Red Hood (
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riverviewlogs2017-09-27 08:56 am
Log: Too much walking shoes worn thin
who: Jason Todd
what: Jason exploring and being down during Tavernfest.
when: September 24th- October 5th
where: Around the city
warnings: Some heavy drinking, cursing and possibly fighting. update: nsfw in Loki thread.
A: Perimeter Guard Headquarters
Jason hadn't been sure where he would be assigned to today, he had come in again freshly sobered and just a coming off the tail end of a hang over from being out at Tavernfest the night before. He always tried to make sure he was sober by the time he was due to work in the AM. He was in proper uniform and like always his guns were strapped to his thighs. Being at work was the only time he really had a chance to let the weapons out or have a chance to use them.
To many heroes in the city for him to really get much of a chance to do much. He tried to hide a yawn as he stood quietly killing time.
B: Tavernfest + Bookstore
Jason had hurried home once he was done with work, changing quickly into the fancy clothes he had bought the first day of the festival. Slicking his hair into a proper Victorian style, and grabbing the cane shaped umbrella, and hurrying back out the door. Only a quick hello offered to his roommates as he quickly changed by his bed and left.
Stopping at different places to try the different foods and the pairing options. It was fun, he had never had much of a chance back home to do stuff like this. It was nice. He walked along, the umbrella over his shoulder, a black and red pattern that went well with his suit. Humming a certain Rhianna song to himself since he was bored and moving through the crowds looking for the next place to stop.
"Excuse me." He spoke, squeezing through a small crowd to get to the edge of a bookstore he had not found yet, making his way inside to close the umbrella, tapping the rain off and moved inside to look around. Drinking could wait when there were new books to look at.
C: Jay's favorite Divebar. (After talking to Bruce over the network)
Jason stared solemnly down at the phone in his hands. He was Sitting at his favored place at the bar. Not bothering to play pool, or go out back looking for a fight. His fancy festival jacket hung open as he sat at the bar, the frilly black shirt still in place. His hair was messed all up, and he generally just looked a mess from how fancy he looked the days of Tavernfest. No he sat there quietly working on his drink. Rereading the messages between him and Bruce... not Bruce. Whoever the child was.
Each time his pint was empty he just tapped the glass without looking up.
They had come so far from his rage when he returned to Gotham. So much bad blood, so much time lost... it was his fault of course. Everything was his fault. He kept opening a new text but never sent it. Loki's name waiting for it to be sent but each time he closed it and looked back to Bruce's messages.
How were Dick and Damian handling this? He knew he should go knock on that door and question them, offer an olive branch to help his older brother and his growing house of boys. After all, he had NO doubt at all that Dick was going to take little Bruce in the way Bruce had taken all of them in.
He lifted his finger tapping the glass again.
D: Umbrella
Being Gotham born and bred, Jason knew the fancy umbrella wasn't exactly needed. He was used to miserable rain, it almost never bothered him. It was near midnight that he was out tonight, not dressed up for the festival. Dodging people that got to close as well. Dressed in his normal civilian clothes. His red leather pants he had gotten not to long ago during the acid rains, and a black long sleeved shirt. His big black boots splashing on the sidewalk as he made his way through the night streets. Taking in the sounds of the city, the way he did when he was upset, or just needed to center his energy... the same way he helped calm Bizaaro. Listen to the life of the city.
Cities were alive.
And god did the life of this city make him miss the cesspool he called home. He hated Gotham three fourths of the time, but, it always called him home.
E: Anything else?
what: Jason exploring and being down during Tavernfest.
when: September 24th- October 5th
where: Around the city
warnings: Some heavy drinking, cursing and possibly fighting. update: nsfw in Loki thread.
A: Perimeter Guard Headquarters
Jason hadn't been sure where he would be assigned to today, he had come in again freshly sobered and just a coming off the tail end of a hang over from being out at Tavernfest the night before. He always tried to make sure he was sober by the time he was due to work in the AM. He was in proper uniform and like always his guns were strapped to his thighs. Being at work was the only time he really had a chance to let the weapons out or have a chance to use them.
To many heroes in the city for him to really get much of a chance to do much. He tried to hide a yawn as he stood quietly killing time.
B: Tavernfest + Bookstore
Jason had hurried home once he was done with work, changing quickly into the fancy clothes he had bought the first day of the festival. Slicking his hair into a proper Victorian style, and grabbing the cane shaped umbrella, and hurrying back out the door. Only a quick hello offered to his roommates as he quickly changed by his bed and left.
Stopping at different places to try the different foods and the pairing options. It was fun, he had never had much of a chance back home to do stuff like this. It was nice. He walked along, the umbrella over his shoulder, a black and red pattern that went well with his suit. Humming a certain Rhianna song to himself since he was bored and moving through the crowds looking for the next place to stop.
"Excuse me." He spoke, squeezing through a small crowd to get to the edge of a bookstore he had not found yet, making his way inside to close the umbrella, tapping the rain off and moved inside to look around. Drinking could wait when there were new books to look at.
C: Jay's favorite Divebar. (After talking to Bruce over the network)
Jason stared solemnly down at the phone in his hands. He was Sitting at his favored place at the bar. Not bothering to play pool, or go out back looking for a fight. His fancy festival jacket hung open as he sat at the bar, the frilly black shirt still in place. His hair was messed all up, and he generally just looked a mess from how fancy he looked the days of Tavernfest. No he sat there quietly working on his drink. Rereading the messages between him and Bruce... not Bruce. Whoever the child was.
Each time his pint was empty he just tapped the glass without looking up.
They had come so far from his rage when he returned to Gotham. So much bad blood, so much time lost... it was his fault of course. Everything was his fault. He kept opening a new text but never sent it. Loki's name waiting for it to be sent but each time he closed it and looked back to Bruce's messages.
How were Dick and Damian handling this? He knew he should go knock on that door and question them, offer an olive branch to help his older brother and his growing house of boys. After all, he had NO doubt at all that Dick was going to take little Bruce in the way Bruce had taken all of them in.
He lifted his finger tapping the glass again.
D: Umbrella
Being Gotham born and bred, Jason knew the fancy umbrella wasn't exactly needed. He was used to miserable rain, it almost never bothered him. It was near midnight that he was out tonight, not dressed up for the festival. Dodging people that got to close as well. Dressed in his normal civilian clothes. His red leather pants he had gotten not to long ago during the acid rains, and a black long sleeved shirt. His big black boots splashing on the sidewalk as he made his way through the night streets. Taking in the sounds of the city, the way he did when he was upset, or just needed to center his energy... the same way he helped calm Bizaaro. Listen to the life of the city.
Cities were alive.
And god did the life of this city make him miss the cesspool he called home. He hated Gotham three fourths of the time, but, it always called him home.
E: Anything else?

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Meandering along the corridors, he spots a familiar figure dressed up to the nines in guns and leather. A smile breaks out over his face as he wolf-whistles, heading over to where Jason stands by a wall of windows. ]
Skipping breakfast?
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He turned offering a weak smile to Loki. Well, he looked both lovely and far to chipper at the hour. ]
I don't do that early eating thing. [ The thought of food just was not welcomed so early.] What brings you here?
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What takes me anywhere, you might ask. Are you sure you don't want a coffee or something? I assume you're on the early shift.
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And yet, you give no clue. Ever so mysterious. [ He found it charming.] I could use some coffee, yeah, I haven't actually slept... since sometime yesterday. I always work the early shift. Makes the nightlife easier.
[ Made sleeping easier, less of his roommates home when he face planted into his bed and slept the early afternoon away.]
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Ah, pumpkin spice! Basic, but effective. Here you are.
[ And he offers it to Jason with a good-natured smile. ]
No assignment yet, I take it.
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[ Jay arched a brow at that, amused as always.]
I look like a basic bitch to you?
[ His tone was playful as it could be all things considered. Taking the cup he didn't even spare a look to the name but took a drink.]
Thanks. And no, not yet. Who knows maybe I'll get lucky and get the day off.
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[ Hands slide into the pockets of his coat and he glances away through the window to the grounds below, the jungle beyond the wall. ]
If you escape, hit me up. These halls are quiet today.
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Bookshop
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What was with his life lately? ]
It's cool.
[ he replied not looking back as he made his way inside, he could tell Bruce was following him, his heart hammered as he walked to look at the books trying to pretend like he hadn't noticed.]
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He combs through the aisles looking for a section on Non-Fiction or Reference materials he can use. ]
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Jason moved through in his new Victorian finery, running a hand through his slicked hair, trying to not be notable as is eyes tracked the boy every time he looked up from a book. He was ghosting around fiction at the moment. Tracking the little Bat.]
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But, as he scours, Bruce can't help but feel an itch between his back. And every few moments his sharp eyes casually survey the store around him, not sure if he's simply paranoid or truly being watched. ]
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Hello, Mr. Wayne, I have a feeling I know what your looking for, and just how to find it.
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opps this notif got eatten
Police Station: Closed to Dick Grayson
He had sent a stupid name to have Dick summoned Arthur Fonzarelli He figured if nothing else, Dick would laugh at him using Fonzi's name. If he ever had time for old reruns. Jason was waiting out in the lobby with a paper bag at his side, still done up for the festival. He might look displaced in time if not for the fact he was flipping through his phone while he waited.
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But police work agrees with Dick, and work (in one guise or another) is where he comes alive. He’s in uniform when he strolls out to meet Jason, spotless and pressed, looking every inch the model cadet. If there’s any trepidation he hides it well when he spots Jason, though the outfit gets an eyebrow. Dick assumes that was the point. ]
No play for the jacket? [ He spreads his arms out; non-plussed. ]
Thought I was signing for the Fonz, not the Bulgarian mob.
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No, I'm no actor, just dressing the part for the festival.
[ The open arms looked inviting but, he didn't move to hug the other instead he held our the bag.]
Thought that would get your attention, and no mob today, just a surprise lunch. You got a few minutes free?
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Not Jason, present and real, stupid outfit notwithstanding. With surprise lunch. ]
...Sure. [ Casual, as if they do this all the time. He jerks him thumb towards the door. ] You care to take a drive?
[ He's thinking they'll want privacy. ]
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He manages another light smile for Dick and shrugs.]
As long as it's not in a cruiser, I'm down for it. [ Jay moved towards the door, only sparing a look back to make sure Dick was still there.]
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Got something against four wheel drive on a stick shift?
[ Yeah, he knows what it's really about. He moves past it purposefully, clearly heading in another direction entirely. ]
Come on. We'll take the bike.
[ So maybe part of him is a little eager to show it off to someone who would know how to appreciate it, circumstances be damned. ]
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C: Jay's favorite Divebar.
Tonight she was looking for a specific friend of hers; hopefully someone that she wouldn't let down. She had seen Jason briefly at the rooms but he had changed and escaped into the streets. He was always such a cheater!
Yuffie had something she wanted to show him.
Luckily, she was a talented stalker and knew exactly where he would be after baby-Bruce's post. Yuffie knew the complications with Jason and his dad and seeing a younger, douchier, version of him wasn't good for Jason's health.
She spotted him at the bar instantly and crept up next to him. After first she didn't say anything but that got boring fast. She poked his side with her index finger as she spoke. "Tag. You're it." Her voice rang in a muffled high-pitched tone. When he turned he'd see the ninja princess dressed in a new outfit this one was red and black.
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The cheater was sitting at the bar, a bottle of vodka in front of him and a tankard of beer that kept getting refilled. Given how run down the bar was, the owner didn't even care if people smoked, so there was a cloud of smoke around the big sack of miserable sitting there. The guys at this bar knew Jay well enough by now to know to stir clear of him when he was in these moods.
He shifted his eyes when she poked him and spoke. he couldn't help a quirk of his lips. "Sit, White Rose, looking good." He spoke, he couldn't just call her rose, after all, his ex's name was Rose. And Yuffie was a better person than Rose Wilson. "Care for a drink?" he asked as he lifted a hand to wave away some of the smoke for her. While he was fine with it, he didn't want to risk her health.
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She took a seat next to him before spinning, rather theatrically, around to face the bar. There was a playful smirk tugging across her lips. Clearly, Yuffie didn't care that Jason was in a bad mood nor was she planning to give him any space.
"Like it? Told ya I could find something awesome and sexy that was black and red." She was proud of herself.
For a few seconds Yuffie was silent, her large dark eyes watching him curiously. "So. What do you have your panties in a twist about?"
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He shook his head almost amused at her antic. "It looks good on you. Hood approved." He motioned with his cigarette over to the pool table. "The guy with the beard is Gregory, he's the one I sell your goods to." He offered since they were both in the same place for once.
He lifted the shotglass then and threw back another shot. "Why would anything be wrong? And you might want to correct yourself, I haven't wore 'panties' since I was 15, when I took a crowbar to the head."
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She hadn't always thought that but her last interaction with Lola made her realize that she needed to get away or she'd sacrifice something in herself to make others happy. Things were different here than they were in her home and she only just now began to realize how different.
"Ooooo." Yuffie turned and stared at the bearded man. Staring was rude but Yuffie gave no fucks. "Noted for future reference." Those in the bar who knew Jason very well would probably remember Yuffie given that she blatantly ignored the fuck-off vibe that he was currently issuing.
"Fine." She looked back at him, half rolling her eyes at his comment. She could be delicate... sorta. "I'm guessing shit sucks. Do you want to talk about it or drink because like hell am I letting you be alone." Yuffie's mantra, if a friend was going to do something stupid, she wanted to be there to do that stupid thing with them.
Floor Six - Closed to Ed (or Al)
The TV's volume had been turned all the way down just before he passed out on the couch. A lamp still lit above him. The humming could still be heard. Low and soulful, like something from a dream. Jason was laid in an awkward way, one of his long legs tossed over the back of the couch, the other propped on the air, an arm was over his eyes, and the other hand splayed on his bare chest, he sadly snored a little when he was this far gone. He knew better than to sleep on his back when he had to much to drink, having spent to many nights as a boy rolling Catherine onto her stomach, but he was fine. Laying deep asleep. The humming was coming from the couch though. a pale woman sitting on her knees, so see through one would have to look twice to really see her, her hand was moving through Jay's curly hair, his hair didn't move but she kept the motion up humming softly. Nearly blood red hair spilled down to her hips, a white shirt with a daisy on it and a pale purple skirt. She looked very out of place and yet she didn't seem bothered. Just a calm smile on her face as she tried to run her fingers in the sleeping man's hair.