Entry tags:
SUPER BARBECUE SUPER BARBECUE SUPER BARBECUE [open as heck]
Who: SUPER HEROES!!!!!
Where: Ernest E. Debs Regional Park!
When: Sunday!
What: SUPER BARBECUE
Warnings: Superheroes...

It's a pleasant evening at Ernest E. Debs Regional Park, just a couple miles from downtown LA, which can be seen through the haze. Late March means spring is just arriving in LA and the trees are just starting to bud. Unfortunately, the grass is still kind of dead and dry.
The barbecue and picnic area isn't too busy, though the park does have the usual assortment of joggers, dog walkers, and cyclists. There are some balloons tied to picnic tables, and strung between two trees is a very homemade "SUPER BBQ" banner, courtesy of Hulkling and Starbreaker. There's still glitter glue on Milly's apartment floor. There's another posterboard with the rules written on it in big bold sharpie letters nearby, just in case anyone forgets:
[OKAY GUYS!!! mingle! have fun! maybe some THINGS WILL HAPPEN, whoooo knows!]
Where: Ernest E. Debs Regional Park!
When: Sunday!
What: SUPER BARBECUE
Warnings: Superheroes...

It's a pleasant evening at Ernest E. Debs Regional Park, just a couple miles from downtown LA, which can be seen through the haze. Late March means spring is just arriving in LA and the trees are just starting to bud. Unfortunately, the grass is still kind of dead and dry.
The barbecue and picnic area isn't too busy, though the park does have the usual assortment of joggers, dog walkers, and cyclists. There are some balloons tied to picnic tables, and strung between two trees is a very homemade "SUPER BBQ" banner, courtesy of Hulkling and Starbreaker. There's still glitter glue on Milly's apartment floor. There's another posterboard with the rules written on it in big bold sharpie letters nearby, just in case anyone forgets:
- Don't be a jerk!!!
- Keep your weapons holstered please.
- Do not trash the park!
- ABSOLUTELY NO FIGHTING
- Anyone caught fighting will be asked to leave!
- Really don't be a jerk!
[OKAY GUYS!!! mingle! have fun! maybe some THINGS WILL HAPPEN, whoooo knows!]
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"Cool. Are you new in town? Just, I don't think we've met before." Said with a casual shrug. It's fine if Teddy implies he's a little better connected than he is, right? Besides, it's not even really that much of a lie. He's technically sort of a CONDOR demi-agent now, for Skrull-related activities. Kind of. Which means he's sort of met some people who work for CONDOR. Like, once. That's a connection.
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"Yeah, I just got here," he says, looking back up with a smirk. "I guess I'm pretty new to the whole" - he gestures - "scene."
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"Welcome to LA, then. It's crazy, but you get used to it eventually."
It was kind of disconcerting how normal kidnappings and alien invasions had become, actually. Usually Teddy tried not to think about that.
"Maybe we could patrol together sometime, I could help show you around." The words are out of his mouth before Teddy can really stop himself, and even he is surprised. Crap. Maybe Finnick will politely decline.
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After a moment and a thoughtful smile, he says, "Sure. I need to acclimatize myself. That is, if you don't mind."
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As a Kree/Skrull hybrid, Teddy probably could swallow his own foot if he tried hard enough. What he really wants now though is for the ground to swallow him up, or maybe for a giant bird to swoop down and carry him off. Why does his mouth have to say stupid things?
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"Yeah, alright," he says, nodding and giving Teddy a grin. "But it'll have to be soon, or I'll die of boredom."
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"Yeah, sometime before next weekend, okay? I gotta get out there, I've been kind of out of the country for a while, so I'm pretty eager to get back in the zone."
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"Out of the country?" he says, all conversational.
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"I was kind of off-world, actually. Alien stuff." Okay, so maybe Teddy can't resist bragging just a tiny bit about going to space, but he was basically raised on Star Trek. How could he not?
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"So what does that entail? It's all boring diplomacy, I imagine," he says with a wry smile. It's supposed to sort of be a joke, but with a bit of sympathy in case it really is boring diplomacy and not the exciting space adventures he's picturing.
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"Yeah, pretty much. But the space travel stuff was pretty awesome, actually. I always wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid - who didn't, right? - so it was pretty cool. Even the space food was like, surprisingly good, for rehydrated stuff in bags."
Teddy is clearly very excited about space and trying to play it very cool.
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"You'll have to tell me all about it, when we go on patrol."