ans99: (the master)
Characters: Sam Tyler, James Doakes, and The Master (PING if you live in Diagon Alley, and were NOT at the meeting - Sam and Doakes want to talk to you!)
Rating: PG13, probably
Date: After this.
Location: Diagon Alley

Sam waved back at Doakes as he made his way to the shop across the street. There was a fox on the sign, and he could see stairs in through the window, so he opened the door to the fox shop and walked inside. He didn't want to seem impatient, so he glanced around before walking to the stairs.

He ascended them easily, and found the door at the top of the stairs. He waited a moment, before knocking steadily on the door. Again, he clasped his hands behind his back and waited at attention. Waited at the Master's door.

The Master jumped a little at the sound. He'd just gotten back from his little tete-a-tete with Gwen and for a thin, tense second he was convinced that retribution was already here, at his door.

He shook his head slightly, erasing that notion. Too soon. And almost nobody knew where, specifically, he was-- he had been very careful to limit information. Still, he made a mental note to install a peephole.

His caution now tempered with irritation at being disturbed, the Master made his way to the door, noting the rick-a-rack had mysteriously leapt back to the walls of its own accord. He hadn't bothered relocking the door yet (although he had removed that horrible rain slicker) but he slid the chain back on before opening the door a crack and peering out.

His own face gaped back at him. Brilliant.

"Sorry, I gave to the Pathetic Dimwits' Fund already," he managed, and started closing the door.

but sam insisted on a mud-wrestling contest, and so... )
http://community.livejournal.com/nonevidence/66268.html
ans99: (the master)
Characters: The Master, and later Gwen
Rating: PG13 (violence).
Date: Present
Location: Somewhere between Diagon Alley and Malibu Castle

((OOC: Sorry this is so long; I'm secretly Stephen King. I decided to pick up from my application post, reworking it a bit. I've lj-cut all but the initiating action, but suffice to say for any cut-to-the-chase readers that the Master is pretty grumpy and needs to get out of his flat.))

Things were not moving quickly enough.

The Master frowned, stabbed at his calculator buttons, delete delete delete deleted out his latest tentative schematics. He wished there was some paper to crumple-- it was much more satisfying to throw, for one thing, and for another, easier to guard from prying eyes-- he still didn't trust the Network. But the only time he'd actually managed to procure some, it had bitten him, sprouted legs, and run off before he'd even gotten the chance to write on it.

The situation, as he could see it, was verging on completely intolerable.

And this decor. He glared at the treacherous wood-paneled walls; they were enough to pummel his sense of aesthetic to a bloody pulp, but the overabundance of cloying folk art, spreading across them like a mephitic fungus, delivered the final killing blow. Changing it had done no good; his repeated attempts to redecorate had not lasted more than a few minutes, and they had become more half-hearted as he began to realize that the room apparently liked the way it looked already, and did not desire his input. He never even heard or saw his surroundings shift, but one minute he'd be focused on his work and the next he'd look up and be back in Americana Hell.

And now it was raining blood out there. Perhaps worst of all, he wasn't even involved.

Intolerable.

a long, lonely time )

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