[Clarisse--and by extension, his face-stealing twin--have impeccable timing. It's not like this hasn't already been a hard month what with murders and monsters from every letter of the alphabet coming out of the woodwork. When she starts talking, the first thing Adam thinks to say is how is this any different than usual? They've all got twins thanks to the people behind the mirrors.
But then what she means becomes clear.
Is he thrilled knowing one of the things he'd hoped wouldn't happen has happened? Not especially. Not even a little.
Adam should thank her for giving him a heads up, he's grateful for it; it's not like any of these demi-gods are obligated to put him ahead of one of their own. But all he finds himself is angry, angry at the shit that keeps piling itself up on his doorstep.]
Great, when did he get here?
[His answer comes after a long beat of silence, and when it does, it's terse.]
I should worry until you knock him into next week, you mean?
[There's got to be a perk to this. Like Clarisse coming down on his doppelganger like the fist of God and discovering how to evict people to other storybook worlds in the process.]
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Date: 2014-11-16 06:10 am (UTC)But then what she means becomes clear.
Is he thrilled knowing one of the things he'd hoped wouldn't happen has happened? Not especially. Not even a little.
Adam should thank her for giving him a heads up, he's grateful for it; it's not like any of these demi-gods are obligated to put him ahead of one of their own. But all he finds himself is angry, angry at the shit that keeps piling itself up on his doorstep.]
Great, when did he get here?
[His answer comes after a long beat of silence, and when it does, it's terse.]
I should worry until you knock him into next week, you mean?
[There's got to be a perk to this. Like Clarisse coming down on his doppelganger like the fist of God and discovering how to evict people to other storybook worlds in the process.]