Lucifer Morningstar (
my_own_advocate) wrote2025-05-19 01:14 pm
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From Lucifer's Penthouse to Los Angeles, Monday Evening
Right. Lucifer considered himself again in the walk-in mirror. Was his bow-tie properly tied? The rest of the white tux was immaculate, but the tie...
Look, he'd managed to finally come out of hiding on the Rouge a few days ago. He'd spoken to miss Lopez, and discovered almost no time had passed. Which had come in handy for when Linda had come over to yell at him about how hard it was to find an elementary school for a child that was only a year old on paper. And then... time had gone on.
Amenadiel had yelled at him again, but he'd ignored that.
No, if they were going to be in Los Angeles, he was... going to try and take his mind off of the whole God mess. No one needed him self-actualizing anything else in a panic, right? So he'd arranged something special for tonight. A visit to the only magician's club in all the world...
"Now if only I could get this bloody bowtie right," he muttered, as he gave up, and finally stepped out of the walk-in, back into the apartment.
[[ for them, and based on Lucifer season 6 episode 1, 'Nothing Ever Changes Around Here'. ]]
Look, he'd managed to finally come out of hiding on the Rouge a few days ago. He'd spoken to miss Lopez, and discovered almost no time had passed. Which had come in handy for when Linda had come over to yell at him about how hard it was to find an elementary school for a child that was only a year old on paper. And then... time had gone on.
Amenadiel had yelled at him again, but he'd ignored that.
No, if they were going to be in Los Angeles, he was... going to try and take his mind off of the whole God mess. No one needed him self-actualizing anything else in a panic, right? So he'd arranged something special for tonight. A visit to the only magician's club in all the world...
"Now if only I could get this bloody bowtie right," he muttered, as he gave up, and finally stepped out of the walk-in, back into the apartment.
[[ for them, and based on Lucifer season 6 episode 1, 'Nothing Ever Changes Around Here'. ]]
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He grinned at Duke, fully happy for once. "You do like those, yourself."
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Alas, nothing opened. Until--
--a tray came rolling in out of nowhere, containing three glasses of something bubbly. It was 'driven' by a plastic skeleton.
"Ah, we found Bones!" Lucifer enthused.
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As if Bones wasn't self-explanatory.
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You know, like a catering staff might!
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He grabbed two glasses and sniffed them quickly. "Alcohol," he said about the one, "Cider," he said about the other, and held it out for Octavia.
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"How would they know to do that?"
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But she said nothing further about it.
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“Is this why you’re so into suits?” he teased. “Because it’s the uniform of the classy magician?”
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He cleared his throat. "And I'd like to think I was well-dressed long before the profession started, thank you," he said. "In fact, the influence might have worked the other way around..."
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(Please don't make her try to pretend sip, guys.)
"Seems likely," she rasped. "If you liked them so you were hanging around."
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Lights started flashing. Lucifer perked up. "It's starting!"
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At least she'd been to the opera that one time. Had some frame of reference.
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He paused halfway down, and gestured towards a poster. It looked old - over a century - and had a 50-something white man on it. Labeled, of course, Magnar the Magnificent. "The first Magnar created one of the most flawless acts in all of magic, then he handed the mantle down to his protegé, and it's been handed down ever since. And tonight..."
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Well, there was something to genuinely grab her interest.
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"Mr. Morningstar!" An older woman made herself known, slipping out from behind the corner. She was grinning. "Good to see you! Please, please, right this way..."
She ushered them towards a large room full of round tables and chairs, covered in red velvet - from the curtains to the tablecloths. It was very fin-de-siecle, and already filling up. "Please, sit!"
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She nodded towards a table, this time with a question in the raise of her eyebrows.
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He didn't let go of them until they were there. And, once there, of course made a point of pulling both of their chairs out.
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She set her glass down on the table, casual.
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