Room 504, The Arms Hotel, Sunday Evening

[raspberryturk]

Okay, so there'd been that dance last night. And there'd been training with Ghanima, and plenty of drinking, and then Fight Club, and now there was to be even more drinking. Because that was just how Reno rolled.

He'd kind of given up on the two-mouthful drinks that could be purchased from the minibar, and so he'd made a handwavey booze run earlier in the day, and he was now good and stocked up with everything from Absolut to the ingredients to slosh together a Flaming Zombie.

The name seemed fitting. Reno kinda had to, here.

Oh yeah, and there were the partners in crime.

[Come one, come all! The booze is free!]

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Re: Arrive! Mingle!

[bitchprince]

"Let's keep it to the small amounts for now, then," Arthur said, again, tactfully. "Not that I can't take it, but walking home is of some importance."

See? He could be perfectly normal around her.

Re: Arrive! Mingle!

[dojima-hime.livejournal.com]

"Walking? You'll put all the rickshaw drivers on the island out of business," she teased. "There's no classes tomorrow, just kick back and enjoy, ne? That's what summer is for!"

Repression was Dōjima's default state. She could be perfectly normal for the duration of the party, and then they'd never have to see each other again. Except at Homecoming. Or if Romeo invited him over. Or Graduation.

It was a very good thing there was alcohol.

Re: Arrive! Mingle!

[bitchprince]

"How much effort do you think," Arthur mused, happy to fall into the patter, "Do you think it takes to order a rickshaw down to the dorms?"

He eyed the sake with impunity. "Considering."

Re: Arrive! Mingle!

[dojima-hime.livejournal.com]

"I think if we're too drunk to pick up the phone and summon one, then we have no business leaving the room anyway," Dōjima laughed. "We'll never make it up the steps to our rooms!"

Re: Arrive! Mingle!

[bitchprince]

"Then we should prove our worth as those who drink," Arthur told her, "And make sure we can manage a call at the end of the night."

It made sense in his world. Somewhere.