Who: Wilhelm & miscellaneous When: throughout October & November Where: Thorne, Horizon What: Catchall for dramatic bitch fall Warnings: will adjust as needed
Closed starters to follow. Maybe some open starters eventually.
He might take NYC over a burning monastery or a creepy labyrinth but what he doesn't know is that this NYC was created with chaos magic- and that chaos magic is going a little...chaotic.
Every door he tries to use won't open, which is how Billy found himself trapped in the entryway closet. The irony is not lost on him. He's just in the middle of cursing Loki (because even if Loki isn't here this is somehow his fault he's sure of it) when he hears a voice calling out. He's too relieved to care that he probably doesn't know this person so he shouts back.
Changing routes, he traces the voice to a door in what must be the entryway. Though the last minute has taught him that it's probably futile, he tries pulling at the door. No luck, as expected. The weird thing is, a locked door usually moves a little — you can jiggle the handle, wiggle it a fraction in the doorframe. But these are all unbudgeable. With a sigh, he gives up.
"Uh...so what are the odds you have, like, an ax lying around somewhere?" he jokes halfheartedly.
Billy lets out a sigh and slumps back against the door. "Definitely slim, but I might just have to start keeping one if I ever get out of here." He's mostly joking, but he's also frustrated. He's been stuck in there for longer than he would have liked.
He decides to push his shoulder against the door one last time before he gives up. He's so convinced that it's not even going to budge that he doesn't prepare himself for the fact that this time the door gives way and opens and he comes tumbling out of the closet.
"Ah, just as graceful as the first time I came out." He is beauty, he is grace...
Wilhelm, equally unprepared for the door to pop open, can't scramble out of the way fast enough. He settles for throwing his hands up, a haphazard attempt to catch Billy and stop his momentum. And it...sort of works. They stay off the floor, at least — though it's a near thing, narrowly swerved around with a lot of stumbling. When it seems that Billy is all right to stand on his own, Wilhelm steps back.
Notably, he perks up as the joke registers. Oh.
"I must've loosened it for you," he quips back, pushing his hair out of his eyes.
“At least I didn’t end up on my ass. Thank you for catching me.” Billy grins as he rights himself making sure he’s steady on his feet before letting go of the other boy.
“Well, hello, welcome to my malfunctioning domain. I’m Billy.” He stuck out a hand grin still on his face.
Dead serious, despite the humor lightening his tone. He answers Billy's handshake automatically, a kneejerk reaction.
"Wilhelm," he supplies, before stepping back to survey the room with an admiring eye. He's...seen it all already, but eye contact is exceedingly difficult to maintain when he can't figure out what the hell to say next. "Your place is cool."
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Every door he tries to use won't open, which is how Billy found himself trapped in the entryway closet. The irony is not lost on him. He's just in the middle of cursing Loki (because even if Loki isn't here this is somehow his fault he's sure of it) when he hears a voice calling out. He's too relieved to care that he probably doesn't know this person so he shouts back.
"Hello? I'm sort of stuck in the closet."
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Changing routes, he traces the voice to a door in what must be the entryway. Though the last minute has taught him that it's probably futile, he tries pulling at the door. No luck, as expected. The weird thing is, a locked door usually moves a little — you can jiggle the handle, wiggle it a fraction in the doorframe. But these are all unbudgeable. With a sigh, he gives up.
"Uh...so what are the odds you have, like, an ax lying around somewhere?" he jokes halfheartedly.
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He decides to push his shoulder against the door one last time before he gives up. He's so convinced that it's not even going to budge that he doesn't prepare himself for the fact that this time the door gives way and opens and he comes tumbling out of the closet.
"Ah, just as graceful as the first time I came out." He is beauty, he is grace...
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Notably, he perks up as the joke registers. Oh.
"I must've loosened it for you," he quips back, pushing his hair out of his eyes.
So...now what?
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“Well, hello, welcome to my malfunctioning domain. I’m Billy.” He stuck out a hand grin still on his face.
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Dead serious, despite the humor lightening his tone. He answers Billy's handshake automatically, a kneejerk reaction.
"Wilhelm," he supplies, before stepping back to survey the room with an admiring eye. He's...seen it all already, but eye contact is exceedingly difficult to maintain when he can't figure out what the hell to say next. "Your place is cool."
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Billy grins at him, that says a lot about where he’s from, the fact that he thinks the place is cool and isn’t confused by technology.
“Thanks! It’s almost like my apartment back home. But I added some stuff because why not?”
He motions for the other boy to sit, because they might be here awhile with the whole door thing and they may as well get comfortable.
“So, where are you from?”