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| As a matter of fact, McDermott seems on the verge of [[Frenzy]], which is an over-reaction, no matter how you take it. Smith is too busy coordinating coughs, but Magenta quickly gives orders to evacuate the mundys (hell, Chris Rock was MCing, in a stylized innuendo to some great Ventrue's shady ancestry, or temper, or something) and get ready to contain the Bavarian Child. A bunch of mean old vampires get ready to stake McDermott at the first sign of crackage, which would make anyone nervous, so it's little wonder when McDermott gets to his punch-line, the one that is supposed to make Smith look bad, and fumbles it like mad. It's slightly more of a wonder when he empties his glass, goes into spasms, and - quite literally - drops dead. | As a matter of fact, McDermott seems on the verge of [[Frenzy]], which is an over-reaction, no matter how you take it. Smith is too busy coordinating coughs, but Magenta quickly gives orders to evacuate the mundys (hell, Chris Rock was MCing, in a stylized innuendo to some great Ventrue's shady ancestry, or temper, or something) and get ready to contain the Bavarian Child. A bunch of mean old vampires get ready to stake McDermott at the first sign of crackage, which would make anyone nervous, so it's little wonder when McDermott gets to his punch-line, the one that is supposed to make Smith look bad, and fumbles it like mad. It's slightly more of a wonder when he empties his glass, goes into spasms, and - quite literally - drops dead. | ||
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| Magenta uses her [[The Spirit's Touch|spirit touch]] to examine the glass McDermott drank from before crashing and has a disorienting vision of rotating in space. When she later examines Roger's ear-piece, she has a similar experience, with added extra helping of portending doom and fear of a rising sun that will scour the earth of her and her kind. | Magenta uses her [[The Spirit's Touch|spirit touch]] to examine the glass McDermott drank from before crashing and has a disorienting vision of rotating in space. When she later examines Roger's ear-piece, she has a similar experience, with added extra helping of portending doom and fear of a rising sun that will scour the earth of her and her kind. | ||
| - | [[Primogen O'Hara]] goes to report to the [[Prince]]. Magenta quickly follows, leaving the scene in the nominal care of [[Albert Saxonville]], Ventrue muscle. Just about then a young [[Toreador]] makes it to the scene looking for Magenta, and telling Smith that clan Toreador is holding an emergency meeting following the sudden death of two very promising neonates. Magenta, who hears of this by phone, feels she is already on to a pattern and asks what generation they belonged to. The answer, remarkably enough, is 13. | + | [[Primogen O'Hara]] goes to report to the [[Prince]]. Magenta quickly follows, leaving the scene in the nominal care of [[Albert Saxonville]], Ventrue muscle. Just about then a young [[wp>Toreador (World of Darkness)|Toreador]] makes it to the scene looking for Magenta, and telling Smith that clan Toreador is holding an emergency meeting following the sudden death of two very promising neonates. Magenta, who hears of this by phone, feels she is already on to a pattern and asks what generation they belonged to. The answer, remarkably enough, is 13. |
| Then Smith receives a summons via SMS from the Prince's secretary, and goes to give his version of the story. As he arrives at the Prince's chamber, he sees Abu-McDermott leaving, dissatisfied. Inside are already sitting Primogen O'Hara and Magenta, and [[Arafel]], a truly scary and ancient dude of [[Tremere|the Tremere]]. | Then Smith receives a summons via SMS from the Prince's secretary, and goes to give his version of the story. As he arrives at the Prince's chamber, he sees Abu-McDermott leaving, dissatisfied. Inside are already sitting Primogen O'Hara and Magenta, and [[Arafel]], a truly scary and ancient dude of [[Tremere|the Tremere]]. | ||
| It is then that all cell-phones, PDAs, mail clients, phones and faxes begin to spew - in fluent faux-old-English, which is the alignment tongue of all vampyres - the same single message: "Thine Childer are Dying". | It is then that all cell-phones, PDAs, mail clients, phones and faxes begin to spew - in fluent faux-old-English, which is the alignment tongue of all vampyres - the same single message: "Thine Childer are Dying". | ||
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