This building could be anything, and that's the point. It's actually a closed down coffee shop, boarded up at the front and completely innocuous to the outside world. Inside, however, it's currently the home of the Ghost Crew, a small gang of displaced people who just happen to be that gang that Sean loves to hate.
The Ghosts like to keep mobile, never quite staying in the same place for long in case the law tracks them down, but they've been in this place for a couple of days now and it's safe.
They're all inside, and fast asleep when the leopard knocks his head against the door, too quietly to really be heard. Except Ezra, for some reason, immediately wakes up, bolting straight upright in his bedroll. He sits there for a few seconds, reaching out quietly with his magic to figure out what woke him, and if there's threat to his family.
He doesn't seem to find one, only someone outside who needs his help. So Ezra gets up, sneaks past the sleeping form of Garazeb, and slips down to the back door, which he opens quietly to find a leopard sleeping outside.
"Hey..." he says quietly, crouching down to gently touch the animal's head. "Hey, boy. Are you okay?"
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Date: 2025-01-26 08:18 pm (UTC)The Ghosts like to keep mobile, never quite staying in the same place for long in case the law tracks them down, but they've been in this place for a couple of days now and it's safe.
They're all inside, and fast asleep when the leopard knocks his head against the door, too quietly to really be heard. Except Ezra, for some reason, immediately wakes up, bolting straight upright in his bedroll. He sits there for a few seconds, reaching out quietly with his magic to figure out what woke him, and if there's threat to his family.
He doesn't seem to find one, only someone outside who needs his help. So Ezra gets up, sneaks past the sleeping form of Garazeb, and slips down to the back door, which he opens quietly to find a leopard sleeping outside.
"Hey..." he says quietly, crouching down to gently touch the animal's head. "Hey, boy. Are you okay?"