Diarmuid Ua Duibhne (
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Call Out Meme: Version 4.0
Have a new "Call Me Out" to break in since the old one is starting to get big again!
【the ❝CALL ME OUT❞ meme】 IV
a roleplay meme to inspire muses.
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oops i tripped about a week late
[The downside of being an aristocrat was, to Waver, being an aristocrat. As such, functions like this were nearly unavoidable--a grand and formal party on New Year's Eve in a ballroom at the Clock Tower. Waver had at least made an attempt to dress for the occasion, in a black and white suit with a forest green waistcoat and a ponytail tied a little more neatly than the usual fare.]
And I could do without half the female population of the Association staring at me. [Finishing off what was probably his third or fourth glass of champagne, the magus impatiently tapped the fingers of one white-gloved hand on the table (gloves being kind of a necessity to hide Command Spells at this point.)] Thanks for being a good sport about it at least, Diarmuid. I don't know how long Ismene expects me to be here without going goddamned stir crazy.
Good things come to those who wait... :-D
[Diarmuid smiles at Waver, though there is a nervousness to that smile that is backed up by how he keeps pulling on the sleeve of his suit jacket. The suit is much like Waver's except his vest is black like the rest of his suit and his shirt green.]
The boredom must really be getting you, though, if you think that half of the Association is watching you. I think that is impossible since I'm pretty sure 3/4ths of them are watching me.
[His voice gets very soft.]
And I am pretty sure at least 1/4th of the men are watching me. I'm not sure what to make of this...
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[Frowning, Waver cast an acidic glare at a few of the offending individuals watching Diarmuid, who miraculously seemed to find they had far more important things to do elsewhere.]
I'd say 'you get used to it', but it always manages to be some level of annoying.
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[Diarmuid gives Waver a real smile when he feels the eyes on him lessen and then shakes his head.]
I think if there was a way, I would have found it by now and I most certainly have not.
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[Back to drumming his fingers on the table, Waver looked around before resting his head on his other hand.]
What about you? Are you sure you're alright with being in a place like this? I mean, I'm hardly going to keep you here if you're uncomfortable.
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I will be fine. You are here and that makes a lot of things that normally wouldn't be bearable okay. We're a team, after all.
What should we do when the party is over and the team has successfully managed not to kill anyone?
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I don't know about you, but I fully plan to bugger off as early as is socially acceptable before the overwhelming aura of stuffiness chokes me to death.
Maybe I'll be fortunate enough to take an attractive date home with me--do you in your professional opinion think my luck might just be good enough for that?
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It's possible. After all, it's New Years and all kinds of new things start on this night.
[He turns back to Waver and winks.]
If you tell me your type, I can see if I find anyone matching it.
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I'm afraid that last one rather limits my options.
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[Diarmuid mock frowns for a moment before grinning again.]
However, you just happen to be in luck. I know someone who fits all of that. He even can tolerate you. What do you think of that?
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[Waver actually had trouble keeping a straight face for once as he said that, laughing quietly.]
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Drat. I know I saw him a few moments ago. Where did he go?
[He turns back to Waver with a frown.]
That is too bad. I guess you will have to settle for me instead. I 'tolerate' you just fine. I just don't know about those other things you asked for though...
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[Without looking, Waver reached up to accept another glass of champagne offered by a suspiciously silver maid dressed in red and gold. She held out a second to Diarmuid without a sound.]
For now, I just advise trying to survive the social aspect of things. It's terrible, but I'm afraid I'm obligated to do this.
VH-tan! :-D
[Diarmuid takes the offered drink, though the look he gives it clearly indicates he wishes it was something much stronger than champagne.]
I wonder...since I am obligated to protect you, if your sanity started to become endangered...lets say from boredom...would I be obligated to take you out of here despite your other obligations?
i had to :B
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[Diarmuid grins.]
You could always say I didn't know. That I did it without your permission, horrid, horrid person that I am...
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Given the options, I'll stick it out here a bit longer.
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[Diarmuid gazes out over the crowd.]
I suppose dragging you out to dance would also end with a lecture. Too bad. I am sure dying of boredom would be the least of our concerns then...
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[Waver seemed genuinely annoyed by that, but he made an attempt to shrug it off.]
Bloody Association.
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I don't suppose there is any place more private where we could? Someplace close enough to qualify as as still here, while hiding us from prying eyes?
[Truth be told, he is a little annoyed at being denied the chance as well.]
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...Being an aristocrat is a terribly tedious and irritating thing, have I mentioned that lately?
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[Diarmuid leans a little closer so his soft voice can be heard.]
I can see to keeping you warm.
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[Waver faltered for a second, quickly trying to look disapproving.]
L-look, you could at least save the flirting for when we're alone.
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[Diarmuid laughs and leans back, crossing his arms over his chest loosely.]
Who said I was flirting? I was merely stating a fact. I am a servant. Servants don't get cold. Therefore, I could keep you warm even in the coldest weather.
If I were flirting, believe me, you would know.
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And I think you and I both know that's not very far from blatant flirting.
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