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- paul atreides: beth,
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- renfri: alex,
- ruby rose: josh,
- sakoto hojo: kari,
- sansa stark: lindsey,
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- the emperor: rona,
- tinya wazzo: argustar
Birthday Party
Who: Paul Atreides and all his CR
What: Throwing everyone’s favorite Duke a surprise birthday party
When: Forwarded dated to April 1st
Where: Bone House in Gaze
Content Warnings: Drinking, underage drinking, drugs (both fictional and not), drawings of space worms, skeletons, will add further warnings if necessary
When you arrive at the house in Gaze, (affectionately known as Bone House), a skeleton will open the door and offer to take your coat if you have one. No need to take your shoes off or anything!
The large house has been decorated with black streamers and confetti. In the entryway and hung on the railing to the second floor that overlooks the entrance to the great room are large banners that say “HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAUL” (though one looks like it used to say “Jaune” but was just painted over? Whatever).
In the Living Room, there is a large board and various colored markers for people to write messages to the birthday boy. There is also a table full of bottled water and various couches, chairs, and beanbags to collapse into if the party gets to be too much and one needs a quiet place to rest or a place to chill if you’ve imbibed too much… well, whatever you had.
It is also where all the food and drinks are.
There’s an extremely large charcuterie board with the usual meats, cheeses, and olives as well as an extremely eccentric collection of snacks ranging from individual sized Cheez-it bags, to humungous bags of Doritos and salty chips, as well as nearly every kind of Oreo one can imagine.
There are also various cakes, all angel food. Some are misshapen, some have an attempt at being frosted with whipped cream and fruit, one even says “Happy Birthday Ka-” before that was hastily covered with a bunch of strawberries jammed really close together.
At the island, a skeleton is playing bartender. Surprisingly, it can seem to take and understand individual orders, but there’s always a constant flow of tequila shots being made and sent out to the great hall to be served by another skeleton.
And, no, of course it’s not going to check your age to see if you’re legal. It’s a skeleton. Why would it care?
The Great Hall is the center of activity and where everyone is encouraged to mingle and have fun. There is a skeleton on the grand piano in the corner gleefully playing piano covers of the hits from the Shrek Soundtrack with the occasional cover of “DaRude’s Sandstorm” when it has another one to help out.
In another corner, on huge piece of paper that spans nearly 6ft wide and 8ft tall is drawing of an Arrakis sandworm and it’s giant maw. The game is Pin the Tooth on the Sandworm and it’s… very easy… because the worm maw is most of the board. Even if the skeleton spins you as you’re blindfolded, it’s pretty hard to lose. If you manage to do it, which is likely, the skeleton running the game will award you a tequila shot! If you lose, the skeletons will award you a tequila shot (but it’s rail).
(It’s a drinking game, isn’t the point to drink?)
There’s also a table that has many candelabras on it, numbering up to seventeen. They’re still lit and burning even though there is a sign that says “make a wish!” even though it almost looks like a shrine for the dead.
…It’s maybe clear that the concept of “birthday candles” was greatly misunderstood.
There is also a skeleton dealing out small doses of “Spice”, a psychoactive drug straight outta the Duneverse. However, you must check in with this Skeleton to get a dose. There will be no “permanently melting your brain with ancestral memories” at this party!
Teacher’s/God’s/Jod’s/The Emperor Undying’s study, adjacent to the main hall, is closed and locked. Though, the lock is fairly easy to break if someone really wanted to get in. There’s not even skeletons guarding.
That said, many things are warded with eerie runes of blood and bone.
So, fuck around and find out.
The upstairs is generally off limits. Party goers can climb up the stairs, and it’s encouraged if they want to look over the Great Room from above, but all of the bedrooms are carefully guarded by more skeletons who will SCREAM VERY LOUDLY if you try to enter and will become hostile if done by force.
Of course, this won’t happen if you are with someone who lives in the house.
Enjoy the party! Mingle away!
((ooc: if you have any questions or anything, please hit me up at
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Birthday Board | At the Party | The Morning After | IC Party Games | Spice Dealer
What: Throwing everyone’s favorite Duke a surprise birthday party
When: Forwarded dated to April 1st
Where: Bone House in Gaze
Content Warnings: Drinking, underage drinking, drugs (both fictional and not), drawings of space worms, skeletons, will add further warnings if necessary
When you arrive at the house in Gaze, (affectionately known as Bone House), a skeleton will open the door and offer to take your coat if you have one. No need to take your shoes off or anything!
The large house has been decorated with black streamers and confetti. In the entryway and hung on the railing to the second floor that overlooks the entrance to the great room are large banners that say “HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAUL” (though one looks like it used to say “Jaune” but was just painted over? Whatever).
In the Living Room, there is a large board and various colored markers for people to write messages to the birthday boy. There is also a table full of bottled water and various couches, chairs, and beanbags to collapse into if the party gets to be too much and one needs a quiet place to rest or a place to chill if you’ve imbibed too much… well, whatever you had.
It is also where all the food and drinks are.
There’s an extremely large charcuterie board with the usual meats, cheeses, and olives as well as an extremely eccentric collection of snacks ranging from individual sized Cheez-it bags, to humungous bags of Doritos and salty chips, as well as nearly every kind of Oreo one can imagine.
There are also various cakes, all angel food. Some are misshapen, some have an attempt at being frosted with whipped cream and fruit, one even says “Happy Birthday Ka-” before that was hastily covered with a bunch of strawberries jammed really close together.
At the island, a skeleton is playing bartender. Surprisingly, it can seem to take and understand individual orders, but there’s always a constant flow of tequila shots being made and sent out to the great hall to be served by another skeleton.
And, no, of course it’s not going to check your age to see if you’re legal. It’s a skeleton. Why would it care?
The Great Hall is the center of activity and where everyone is encouraged to mingle and have fun. There is a skeleton on the grand piano in the corner gleefully playing piano covers of the hits from the Shrek Soundtrack with the occasional cover of “DaRude’s Sandstorm” when it has another one to help out.
In another corner, on huge piece of paper that spans nearly 6ft wide and 8ft tall is drawing of an Arrakis sandworm and it’s giant maw. The game is Pin the Tooth on the Sandworm and it’s… very easy… because the worm maw is most of the board. Even if the skeleton spins you as you’re blindfolded, it’s pretty hard to lose. If you manage to do it, which is likely, the skeleton running the game will award you a tequila shot! If you lose, the skeletons will award you a tequila shot (but it’s rail).
(It’s a drinking game, isn’t the point to drink?)
There’s also a table that has many candelabras on it, numbering up to seventeen. They’re still lit and burning even though there is a sign that says “make a wish!” even though it almost looks like a shrine for the dead.
…It’s maybe clear that the concept of “birthday candles” was greatly misunderstood.
There is also a skeleton dealing out small doses of “Spice”, a psychoactive drug straight outta the Duneverse. However, you must check in with this Skeleton to get a dose. There will be no “permanently melting your brain with ancestral memories” at this party!
Teacher’s/God’s/Jod’s/The Emperor Undying’s study, adjacent to the main hall, is closed and locked. Though, the lock is fairly easy to break if someone really wanted to get in. There’s not even skeletons guarding.
That said, many things are warded with eerie runes of blood and bone.
So, fuck around and find out.
The upstairs is generally off limits. Party goers can climb up the stairs, and it’s encouraged if they want to look over the Great Room from above, but all of the bedrooms are carefully guarded by more skeletons who will SCREAM VERY LOUDLY if you try to enter and will become hostile if done by force.
Of course, this won’t happen if you are with someone who lives in the house.
Enjoy the party! Mingle away!
((ooc: if you have any questions or anything, please hit me up at
kaworu nagisa | evangelion | OTA
Early in the night
[There he is.
The orchestrator. The planner. The mastermind.
You’ll certainly see Kaworu at the party, though he’s a little hard to actually catch. He is in constant motion, darting from room to room to ensure everything is in order. He has to make sure there are abundant snacks, that the candles are still lit, and the skeletons are playing the music correctly and are properly handing out tequila shots as worm game prizes. It’s a lot! Plus his head is buzzing a little from the tequila shots he took while trying to learn the proper ritual to do so (salt, liquor, then lime, he has it memorized by now, he thinks).
Then, finally, he gives himself a moment to pause. He perches on the staircase railing that overlooks the Great Room, back resting against the wall, one arm looped around a knee pulled close to his chest and just watches the hustle and bustle of the party.
There’s a smile on his face, softer, and more delicate than the smug one he likes to wear around as a shield.
Pride is an odd feeling but enjoyable all the same.]
Later in the night
[Kaworu still likes to go to his little perch throughout the night. There’s a swell of emotions within him when he sees everything that’s happening that he keeps going back to, hoping each time he might be able to understand exactly what each feeling is.
He doesn’t. He can’t easily name all of them. “Pride” isn’t enough to capture everything. So all he can do is enjoy the feeling and the knowledge that he helped put it all into motion.
However, when he leaps down from his perch down into the Great Room, floating to soften his landing, he stumbles over his own feet and into… well. You. He has to grab your arm to keep upright (thankfully he’s very tiny). Then he straightens, looking a little confused at how that happened.]
Heyyy. Good party right? Have you done… [There’s a helpless gesture at the wall with the worm that now has many many teeth.] Worm? Paul loves the worms. You should… you should do the worm.
[Ah, it’s that type of party when the host gets hammered and just opens everything up to go off the rails.]
Wildcard
[Feel free to hit him up with almost everything as he'll be out and about everywhere! Contact me at
early in the night
There's my guardian angel.
[Paul sidles up to Kaworu's perch with a soft smile of his own, face slightly flushed from his own experimentation with the amber-colored liquor.]
I can't believe you got me.
[His reproach is lightly teasing; the weight of feeling underneath it is not.]
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He turns and leans to face Paul (failing to notice that he has to unconsciously grip the railing to keep himself steady thanks to the same liquor experimentation)]
You're easier to get thank you think. And it's part of being a guardian, isn't it?
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Apparently I am. And how would I know? I'm just a human. We don't know anything.
[Which is funny, when Paul thinks about it. He laughs a little louder than he usually does, which still isn't much to write home about.]
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Well, it was good this time. It made it easier. So I forgive you.
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Thank you.
[He squeezes Kaworu's shoulder to underscore his gratitude.]
For forgiving me, and the party. It's a good one. [No, not quite.] It's a very good one.
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Or so I understand.
[He leans closer so their foreheads are nearly touching.]
I'm glad. I... wanted it to be a very good one.
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later; wildcard; draw me like one of your french broccolis
Because sitting guilelessly with no thought to giving an interesting angle was apparently unacceptable, Midoriya, in a fit of pique, decided to copy Paul. Not the Paul sitting with him and a drawing pad on the couch, but the Paul who strutted in with different clothes a little while ago, before Midoriya's spice mishap peaked then ebbed.
Midoriya isn't a good actor; his face remains in its calmly euphoric state as he openly stares too much at Paul, who is nice to look at and breathtakingly limned in what some might call "the shrimp colors." However, as anyone who spars with him can attest, Midoriya is very good at copying moves. The precise angle of his head is not a mockery but an exact clone of the birdlike cant Paul used to debut his earrings.
Paul can't complain. It's his move, so to speak, and it's good. Midoriya doesn't have earrings to show off, just a new haircut, shorter and trendier than usual, that will still grow out in a matter of weeks.
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"I'm nearly done," Paul assures him, lightly flecking the notebook tilted upward in his lap to conceal the work in progress. He sits up and back to examine it with a certain exaggerated carefulness, the tip of his tongue peeking from one side of his mouth as he runs his hand (still holding his pencil) through his hair. It makes the shirt he has to concede is slightly too small rise up again, but Paul has larger concerns on his mind, like distinguishing the number of freckles that exist from the number he sees.
It seems fair that Midoriya is looking at him back, since he's been such a good sport about the drawing. Paul has never appreciated looking at things so much before, or been able to perceive their subtle liminal glow.
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Enter the angel who, despite clearly having stolen one of Paul's nondescript black t-shirts in a sort of revenge, comes in looking like an absolute fashion model with his hair pulled back and eyeliner done perfectly.
He flops down on the couch, kicking his lanky (for his relative height) legs over Midoriya's lap and resting his messy dandelion hair against Paul's stomach, shoulders coming to settle in his lap. Kaworu takes the sketch book and tilts it further in his direction to better examine it like he's some sort of tiny, eldritch, art director. There's a nod, "not bad", but his overall expression is like someone trying to decide if they want to swipe right on a dating profile. He can never decide if Midoriya is handsome or just cute. This drawing makes him lead a little towards "handsome".
"It's cute."
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"Paul-kun hasn't said anything, so I don't think he wants you to spoil it," he says, low and dreamlike.
It's been two months since he came back from home and reacclimated to his memories here. He recognizes the feeling for what it is now: It's less confusing this way, being pretty sure why his eyes linger on the rise of Paul's shirt a few seconds longer. As long as no one draws attention to it or flusters him, Midoriya enjoys an inner peace knowing that, yes, boys are cute.
Midoriya is less cute these days. His smiles are warm but hushed, his laugh a rare surprise even to himself. Even the faint pink tint that blooms on his cheeks as Kaworu reminds him he's under scrutiny isn't accompanied by stuttering or moving. The forest dragged something relentless and resolute from within him and put it on the outside. It lowered his lids, dampened the expressive freedom of his mouth, and put shadows in his voice.
There is a stamp of permanence to it like the doubling of his scars. Nothing will be the same, including him, but the party helps to remind him of happy times. Sometimes, when Midoriya is caught off guard with a bright smile, Kaworu's hard work pays off not only for the birthday boy, but also for the people around him who joined the same fight.
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"Midoriya-kun is right, but you won't, will you, Kaworu?" Paul accommodates the tipping of the notebook for inspection readily. His own inspection of Kaworu's face is the reciprocal other half of it - he's too much a Bene Gesserit not to appreciate the fleeting and subtle arts of self-expression. So he resists the urge to card through Kaworu's gathered hair, settling for a fond brush of knuckles across his cheek.
It's good, being like this. Having two of his friends so close, tangled together, reassuringly corporeal. Midoriya may be trying not to lose himself in the moment, but Paul is long-lost to joyous thoughtlessness.
So he leans in to whisper to Kaworu, with skill born of extensive practice: "It's him as a girl. Don't say anything."
The picture Kaworu has examined is a reasonably good one. It captures Midoriya's expression in the instants of his bright smiles well, and highlights his best features flatteringly without veering from reality. In fact, it barely veers from reality at all, besides the penciled application of eyeliner much like Kaworu's own.
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later in the night!
besides that, falco keeps his arms out to steady kaworu in the first place, especially if the teen angel decided to fall forward. he didn’t want an omelette all over them both, plus— the bridge of falco’s nose crunches at the smell of alcohol exhaled from the other’s breath, brows furrowing into concern. ]
How much’ve you had to drink, Mister Kaworu?
[ how much has . . . everyone!! had to drink!! ]
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Thankfully, there's no risk of the egg ending up over easy as Kaworu does manage to right himself thanks to Falco's assistance. He ends up, not exactly shaky on his feet, but like he's a little confused about how gravity works and keeps leaning this way or that.]
Oh. Is counting a thing you should do?
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Pacing yourself is something you should do . . . [ and something most people don't do, but that goes without saying. ] Maybe you should sit— before you fall.
[ or start being an embarrassment but that's everyone here, it seems! falco is having a hard time keeping his hands away from the angel, hovering by him with caution and fear that he really might just fall flat any minute. ]
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What's the pace supposed to be? It seems like everyone has their own.
[Because... well, as stated, everyone is on the precipice of being an embarrassment! Paul is probably already there but as it's his birthday, it's his right and no one can call him out on it.
Kaworu tries to start moving, gesturing at some of the things around them.]
Falco! Have you played the "pin the tooth on the sandworm"? It might be harder with the baby egg. Egg baby? But still.
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I've watched? [ he was so focused on the cooking, and then after that, eating and hanging out with the initial celebration, and then after that, steering clear from drinks and the rising volume coming from the rowdiness that he was possibly more ready to find a corner to rest in than go on with the night. let's face it, too: it's past his and confetti's bedtime, and as much as he loves paul like he does colt, and feels friendly with others here, it doesn't feel like he quite belongs the later it gets. ] Confetti's pretty secure . . . Are you alright enough to go there?
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Later in the night- with preemptive apologies for his behavior
Oi--!!
[Fucking grabbed. Held onto for a second. By, unbeknownst to the blond, the host of the party. All he can do is look affronted--in a supremely bitchy way, and think of this person as yet another drunk dumbass. If this were a year ago, Katsuki would've fucking creamed this asshole instantly for daring to touch him and hang out in his personal space at all. But he's learning to be better, so all that happens is a shake off and a step back.]
Hahh? [He goes from irritated surprise to a hard knit scowl real fast when the person actually speaks to him.] Worm? [Do the fucking worm????? Now it's disgust that takes over the blond's face, just briefly.
Like the embarrassing as HELL dance move?! No?? He follows the gaze to the worm wall, and then looks at the dude like he's maybe sprouted two more heads.] I have no fuckin' clue what the hell that's even about, so fuck no! [He's just a guy, conned into coming by another stupid guy, who literally knows no one or anything except for the fact that Birthday Boy apparently died in a battle a while back.
Someone fucking kill him. Why did he agree to this, again????]
lmfao no worries
[He's leaning close! Curiously! Luckily, he can't get all that close face wise because he is... not very tall but the intent is there.
He turns and gestures to one of the skeletons walking around with drinks. There's tequila shots, various mixed drinks with tequila, and of course wine and beer.]
This is supposed to help with that.
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I ain't fucking anxious! [Not true, but he just feels mad about it as a whole and therefore doesn't acknowledge that this shrimp is probably right. He doesn't do well in crowds, and especially not party crowds, apparently. Not knowing anyone definitely doesn't help, so yeah... he nailed it right on the head, even if Katsuki is going to deny it until he is blue in the face. His fingers twitch at his side with the desire to either shove dude away, or blast him right into hell. Something he doesn't act on, thankfully.
No, he just sneers down his nose at the suggestion of using shots to loosen up.]
I'm not an idiot, unlike the rest of you. Seems like a really bad move to get drunk in a place like Trench. What're you all gonna do when something batshit goes down, hah??
later in the night
Oh, trust me. I've done the worm. [ Gideon claps him on the back, for emphasis. ] You know what they call me? They call me...
[ Gideon pauses, her inebriation possibly ruining a bit of her comedic timing. ]
...Big-Worm Griddle. That's what they call me.
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Once set down, he leans against her.]
Oh? How many did you get on the board?
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At least four, I think. That's a lot of worms. I've never even seen that many worms all at once. [ Gideon nods sagely, realizing something. ] That's why this party's the best ever. Because of all the worms.
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[He grips her arm.]
Should all parties have worms?
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Well, the only other party I've been to had no worms. But it did have murder. So I think the worms are better, personally.
You do pay a lot of attention to what Paul likes, don't you? [ grinning! like a little shit!! gideon is the worst ]
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