The man takes a deep drag, “Never mind, if you were you wouldn’t tell me anyway.” He turns and starts walking away with a measured pace, hands in his pockets. He has no bags or anything else with him but what he is wearing it seems.Festy_Dog said:"One of 'them'? Perhaps you can enlighten me, buddy," Harlequin replies, smiling amiably.
If the duration wasn't already over Harlequin brought his spell to an abrupt finish. Someone who wasn't awakened but was receptive to the more elusive elements of reality? Risky business. Perhaps Harlequin could point him in the right direction if it meant the possibility of Awakening, but protecting the Veil was highest on his list of priorities.
The black male sitting on the bench speaks, “Excuse me sir, would you have the time? I am waiting for a friend of mine; he is about your age. I hear he is quite the devilish fool. I have never met this friend, but I am sure he and I will get along quite well when we do.”Festy_Dog said:Whoever that guy was, he was the local Guardians' problem. Unless his hand was forced Harlequin decided it was best to keep it clean. It would be wise not make moves until he had a grasp of what was going on at James Cove. On top of that, this wasn't his jurisdiction. Not taking further action against that guy was more than just Harlequin's own laziness, it was what he believed to be proper etiquette. He didn't know how long he'd be here for after all, it was a bit early to be offending the locals.
Harlequin removed the wrapping paper for the book from one of his coat pockets to get a look at the address of the Monkey's Paw again. After looking briefly at a simplified map intended for tourists he picked up his luggage again to try and find his way to the book shop. He didn't get far before he was aware that he was definitely packed for an indefinite stay. It was relieving and irritating at the same time. Irritating because if he ended up not needing the luggage his arms were going to get sore anyway from dragging it around town.
Tokiwong said:The Coffee Shop
Cymbeline blinks, “Did she call you a witch? What is that something local? I don’t get it. Or is she just some weird teenager going through her angst?”
“Well I would hope that you are the correct one, friend. Or I have been waiting here all day for nothing, and I surely hate to waste my time,” the man replies with a curt nod neatly folding his paper. He sighs loudly, “So what brings you all the way out to this little corner of perfection?”Festy_Dog said:Harlequin raises an eyebrow. Putting down his suitcase and briefcase he checks his watch, then gives the gentleman in the long jacket the time. He looks the fellow over for any blue articles of clothing.
"Heh, a devilish fool you say? Sounds like me," he says with a smirk, "Although if I'm not the right one I'm sure I'd make an adequate alternative."