𝔢𝔷𝔯𝔞 𝔞𝔡𝔦𝔫-𝔤𝔞𝔦𝔫𝔬𝔯 (
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Entry tags:
- alexander abernathy,
- allison argent,
- caroline forbes,
- castiel,
- damian jericho,
- damon salvatore,
- david gainor,
- dean winchester,
- derek hale,
- elena gilbert,
- ezra adin-gainor,
- freya mikaelson,
- harvey specter,
- hayley marshall,
- jackson whittemore,
- katherine pierce,
- klaus mikaelson,
- lydia martin,
- ryan atwood,
- sam winchester,
- scott mccall,
- stefan salvatore,
- stiles stilinski,
- ❦ ezra/david,
- ❦ jackson/alexander
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( And even then, Harvey was called in. And if Harvey was called in, then it doesn't matter. Elena being gravely injured, or not.
He's fucked up. )
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[David finally puts the book to the side and gets up to face him more.]
I tangled with these guys in London. They're smart, stealthy and tactical. They start months in advance, work on indoctrinating the locals before they bring in the big guns. They don't leave obvious signs until they're ready to strike. They're as close as you can get to professionals, and they almost killed me, Harvey.
Me.
[Which is saying something because David almost always has an exit strategy. It's not a mark against his magical prowess, it's a comment on his ability to get himself out of a situation with minimal damage.
And he almost didn't make it out of London.]
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And the Winchesters were brought in. The OG vampire slayer herself, Buffy Summer, and werewolves. I didn't think the Salvatores had this many friends. You're telling me these hunters are tactical strategists, that they are as deadly as they are surprising, but I also have to worry about the imbalance this creates. We don't need this many wildcards around the miraculously healed doppelganger.
( Maybe the hunters are a moot point, but they no longer have a hold on the situation. Sometimes, that means, silently observing, and sometimes, that means intercepting. Stepping right in. )
This is why we almost lost her in the first place.
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[Some things are just coincidence and opportunity.]
I'm willing to bet that that's why all the big names are in town. And I uncovered that the Slayer was keeping Stefan Salvatore close months ago.
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She's sleeping with him?
( Just because you uncover it, doesn't mean Harvey the witch fixer knows everything. )
Darwin eat your heart out. Any more top of the food chain unions I need to know about?
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[He will. He'll get little text updates with the latest movers and shakers.]
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( But, enough of the verbal sparring. )
I'd ask if there's anything else I should know before we meet the town car downstairs, but maybe that's best discussed over - scotch?
( AKA, let's get moving, Aiden. )
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Honestly, that's all I know about the landscape right now. If you want more answers we're likely better off going there.
[He then raises an eyebrow.]
You're aware we don't need a town car, right?
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( This is New York, David. )
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[He idly waves a hand.]
But I could step through the door and be in Mystic Falls. I'm saying we don't need a car.
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And where will this door to door service be taking us?
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[Put eyes on the doppelganger for himself.]
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As long as you don't walk us out of the janitor's closet.
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No.
[But what he will do is open the door to Harvey's office. None of the muggles around will know the difference, but Harvey will be able to see the interior of an elevator, set in the basement.
David gestures for Harvey to lead the way, before following him on and closing the door.
Once they're within the elevator, he presses the button for the ground floor.]
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You've told me everything I'm walking into?
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[He doesn't sound bored to be dismissive. It's more his natural affect.]
I can't tell you what I don't know.
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( The doors close behind them and Harvey lets David take the lead, button-wise. He's along for the ride, here to evaluate, replace, and perhaps eliminate.
Nothing too serious. )
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He waits until the elevator doors to close. )
Elena's room is up ahead?
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Yeah, I think so.
[Probably the room the new vampire just came from.]
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The door is already open, that makes things easier.
He knocks, softening his cutthroat edges, curious if she'll still be in her bed or, up and walking. )
Elena Gilbert?
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"Yes?"]
I'm Officer Gainor, with the state police, and this is ADA Specter. We wanted to ask you a couple questions about the accident you were in last night?
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( He makes his own statement, not approaching the bed, giving Elena her space. )
Do you mind making a statement? We found two cars. One registered to you and one that was stolen.
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[She's not trying to be unhelpful, even though her spider sense is tingling - usually the locals try to cover things up before they make it outside the town boundaries.
Fortunately for Elena, this much is the truth:]
I was unconscious for most of it. I don't really remember much.
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( Since she was unconscious for most of it. He's aware she won't give him anything useful. But, he will now have to be thorough enough to cover any other motive. )
Until they found the abandoned car, they were calling it a hit and run.
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