[It would seem that Jade has had her work cut out for her the last few hours. Despite warring with her own complicated, messy feelings brought by the moon, a lifetime of pushing her emotions down until they died (with varying success rates) taught her to stay calm in moments like these.
[Given her increasingly nagging headache as a result of her efforts, however, Jade had intended to sit this one out. All she wanted was a drink to calm her nerves, after all. But when she catches a woman trying to get in the middle of it...
[Well, fuck.
[There's a flash of movement from behind the counter -- the bartender was starting to draw out a weapon. But before he can pull it out, a bolt of light shoots across the room. The bartender's eyes flicker green briefly, before the clatter of metal hits the ground as he drops his weapon. Slack-jawed and expression blank, he stands there like his thoughts had just been hollowed out.]
Take a seat. [Jade tells the other patron on the floor, both of their eyes gleaming with the same green hue as the bartender before any righteous outbursts can escalate the situation further. Instead, he just sits there on the floor, unmoving, the same as the other guy.
[Soon a towering, lithe woman, with the glow now replaced by her obvious half-blind eyes, is standing behind the do-gooder who had tried to use her body as a shield.] Hoped you had a better plan than what it looked like you were doing.
jealous moon.
[Given her increasingly nagging headache as a result of her efforts, however, Jade had intended to sit this one out. All she wanted was a drink to calm her nerves, after all. But when she catches a woman trying to get in the middle of it...
[Well, fuck.
[There's a flash of movement from behind the counter -- the bartender was starting to draw out a weapon. But before he can pull it out, a bolt of light shoots across the room. The bartender's eyes flicker green briefly, before the clatter of metal hits the ground as he drops his weapon. Slack-jawed and expression blank, he stands there like his thoughts had just been hollowed out.]
Take a seat. [Jade tells the other patron on the floor, both of their eyes gleaming with the same green hue as the bartender before any righteous outbursts can escalate the situation further. Instead, he just sits there on the floor, unmoving, the same as the other guy.
[Soon a towering, lithe woman, with the glow now replaced by her obvious half-blind eyes, is standing behind the do-gooder who had tried to use her body as a shield.] Hoped you had a better plan than what it looked like you were doing.