Django of the Dead (
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genessia2018-01-06 05:34 pm
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Entry tags:
Evil Plan #002 || Making Money || Action/Log
Who: Django of the Dead and YOU
What: Django is trying to make money. Give him money. Or just talk to him.
When: 1/6/2018-1/9/2018
Where: 4th Street Park -Genessia City
Warnings: Evil Skeleton trying to pretend at being good
Notes: Just name a time and date. He'll be playing for the three days straight
This city had the rule of making money and pay your own way.
It was a sort of arrangement Django could respect. He didn't like to be treated like a child and this place wasn't doing that. Maybe he could come to really like it here. He just needed money. Fortunately, he had his mystic guitar and the snow didn't bother him. He trudged through the city and quickly grew tired of it. He pulled the guitar off his back and started to hit harsh cords. Bright red lasers shot froth from the headstock of his guitar and melted the snow in front of him. He used the power with every few steps, moving through the city streets.
Soon enough he found the park on 4th street and thought it would be a good place. An hour or so of blasting and melting snow let him make a few paths to the center of the park where he could sit and play. He sat on the edge of a fountain and began to tune his guitar. He plucked at the strings and adjusted the machine heads. Once that was to his satisfaction, he began to play. He would play a variety of different songs and even take requests. He set his cowboy head down in front of him for people to toss money into as he played for them. He was sure he could attract some people to give him money. Fates help anyone who tried to steal it from him too.
What: Django is trying to make money. Give him money. Or just talk to him.
When: 1/6/2018-1/9/2018
Where: 4th Street Park -Genessia City
Warnings: Evil Skeleton trying to pretend at being good
Notes: Just name a time and date. He'll be playing for the three days straight
This city had the rule of making money and pay your own way.
It was a sort of arrangement Django could respect. He didn't like to be treated like a child and this place wasn't doing that. Maybe he could come to really like it here. He just needed money. Fortunately, he had his mystic guitar and the snow didn't bother him. He trudged through the city and quickly grew tired of it. He pulled the guitar off his back and started to hit harsh cords. Bright red lasers shot froth from the headstock of his guitar and melted the snow in front of him. He used the power with every few steps, moving through the city streets.
Soon enough he found the park on 4th street and thought it would be a good place. An hour or so of blasting and melting snow let him make a few paths to the center of the park where he could sit and play. He sat on the edge of a fountain and began to tune his guitar. He plucked at the strings and adjusted the machine heads. Once that was to his satisfaction, he began to play. He would play a variety of different songs and even take requests. He set his cowboy head down in front of him for people to toss money into as he played for them. He was sure he could attract some people to give him money. Fates help anyone who tried to steal it from him too.
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"My Nana taught me. Sartana of the Dead. She's pretty famous back home," He answered and picked up the pace, his fingers expertly strumming the strings even without flesh. He could move his fingers faster thanks to not having to worry about muscles and skin.
"Sans. Cool name. How long you been here, Sans?"
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"it's nice that your nana gave you that. she must be pretty good if you sound like this."
Finally, the older skeleton starts to shuffle forward, digging around in one pocket.
"almost a year now. i mean, i wouldn't bother looking for any sign of me. i don't show up much."
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"I like being out and about. Maybe I'll run into you more than once."
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Hey, he was already paying, a small handful of red bills deposited into the hat.
"probably not."
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"Well, if not then it's a pleasure to meet you now."