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6 - [Action]
The mission was a bust. Logan was steamed. Sure, the nature hike in and around the jungle had been fine. The soldiers weren't a bad bunch, either. He made some friends from the other enclosures, as well. But they had one skirmish. One. Damn. Skirmish. The soldiers picked them off with their guns before they even got close enough for Logan to join the fray. That had been his entire week. Patrol duty. For nothing. When they gave him his orders to head back to Luceti, he punched a hole in the nearest tree. Which is why when he got into Luceti, all he had to show for his trip was a blood-stained but completely healed right hand.
In the X-House, he ends up greeted by birthday well wishes from his teammates. A birthday announced by some meddlesome kid. It was a day he'd never shared with his team because it didn't have any kind of associations he could be happy about. If he'd been mad before, he's livid now. He'd been nearly forgotten the occasion, except for that lingering instinct of awaiting Sabertooth to ambush him in the jungle at any moment. Hell, he'd have been glad if he did. The fight would've done him good. So upon seeing cake and ice cream waiting for him, Logan snarls, turns right around, and leaves. His intent is to go into the bar, order as much booze as he can, and then go sit somewhere quiet and drink as much as he can.
When he's got enough booze in him, he decides to get some action of his own. Which is why he spends the twilight hours in the forest, searching out that wolf god everyone's talked about before. He figures either she'll give him some satisfaction of drawing out his primal instincts or, at the very least, give him one hell of a fight.
But eventually, as the morning hours settle in, he writes a short note in the journals he won't be answering. But his nose has made one conclusion.
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the wolf god is long gone
((ooc: To sum it up, Logan will arrive at home, be steamed at the birthday shenanigans, and make himself scarce. He'll make a very brief stop at the bar before confining himself to the top of Building 1 to drink his way through a twenty-four pack of booze. After that, he'll be in the forest and unstable, tracking down an elusive scent.
He won't respond to the journal.))
In the X-House, he ends up greeted by birthday well wishes from his teammates. A birthday announced by some meddlesome kid. It was a day he'd never shared with his team because it didn't have any kind of associations he could be happy about. If he'd been mad before, he's livid now. He'd been nearly forgotten the occasion, except for that lingering instinct of awaiting Sabertooth to ambush him in the jungle at any moment. Hell, he'd have been glad if he did. The fight would've done him good. So upon seeing cake and ice cream waiting for him, Logan snarls, turns right around, and leaves. His intent is to go into the bar, order as much booze as he can, and then go sit somewhere quiet and drink as much as he can.
When he's got enough booze in him, he decides to get some action of his own. Which is why he spends the twilight hours in the forest, searching out that wolf god everyone's talked about before. He figures either she'll give him some satisfaction of drawing out his primal instincts or, at the very least, give him one hell of a fight.
But eventually, as the morning hours settle in, he writes a short note in the journals he won't be answering. But his nose has made one conclusion.
[Written]
the wolf god is long gone
((ooc: To sum it up, Logan will arrive at home, be steamed at the birthday shenanigans, and make himself scarce. He'll make a very brief stop at the bar before confining himself to the top of Building 1 to drink his way through a twenty-four pack of booze. After that, he'll be in the forest and unstable, tracking down an elusive scent.
He won't respond to the journal.))
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Still, even if some part of her thought this might happen, she wasn't expecting a reaction this extreme. And it was for that reason that she decided to wait up for him, hoping to explain herself and perhaps reach some sort of understanding behind Logan's behavior. She made herself comfortable in the sitting room of House 16 with a pot of tea and a pocketbook to help her pass the time, knowing it would be a while before he finally made his way back.
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"Do you mean to carry on acting like a child for the rest of the day, Logan? Or can we speak about whatever this is like adults, now?"
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"Ororo? Don't. Just leave me be."
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He scowled and fixed her with a nasty look. "Forget the bottle, Summers. I'm here for a case."
He was headed towards the storage behind the counter.
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"You mean...you're here to ask nicely for a case."
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He continued to approach until there was less than a foot between them.
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"...As if you have the sole patent on non-nice moods. What gives your mood any more right not to not play nice than mine, huh?"
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The threat had an obvious meaning. But he'd restrained himself from popping out his claws just yet.
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After all, certain integral parts of the bar had indeed mended themselves after this same brute's oh-so-rude brawl the other week.
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There was the claws. They slid out, all at once, as he leveled his threat at the wall.
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It's risky, but Kurt insists on going out to try to find him. He soon bamfs outside Good Spirits, which seems like a good place to start looking, and he enters.
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"Kid. If you've got any sense, you'll go right back home."
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"What? I - I've got as much a right to be here as anyone else. I just don't get it. Can't you let yourself feel happy for once?"
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"Is that what you think it is, Elf? That I don't let myself be happy?"
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