Pub Months and Political Landscape Changes
Jul. 1st, 2005 10:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lagilmanYes, it is, officially, the Month of Pub for Curse the Dark Wheeee! Two weeks of selling-time before the Potter jugguarnaut comes through and flattens us all in her wake...
In honor of that,
Going back to her office, she pulled the file she had started on Rosen and pulled the blueprints from it. Her target hadn’t left the city yet, so the site was still live. A popular apartment building, in the middle of a thriving, upper-class, and well-policed neighborhood, housing a Talent who was aware that she owned something under contention and liable to be stolen.
Wren could practically feel herself start to salivate when she got a faint mental ping. Was it possible, she wondered irritably, to get an unlisted brainwave pattern?
What? she asked, not bothering to mask her emotions.
Then the message came through, and she sighed, and started packing up the files again.
In other items of more widespread interest, newsflash reported that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman on U.S. Supreme Court, is retiring. So we're going to have two vacancies for Shrub to fill. Lovely.
In honor of that,
Going back to her office, she pulled the file she had started on Rosen and pulled the blueprints from it. Her target hadn’t left the city yet, so the site was still live. A popular apartment building, in the middle of a thriving, upper-class, and well-policed neighborhood, housing a Talent who was aware that she owned something under contention and liable to be stolen.
Wren could practically feel herself start to salivate when she got a faint mental ping. Was it possible, she wondered irritably, to get an unlisted brainwave pattern?
What? she asked, not bothering to mask her emotions.
Then the message came through, and she sighed, and started packing up the files again.
In other items of more widespread interest, newsflash reported that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman on U.S. Supreme Court, is retiring. So we're going to have two vacancies for Shrub to fill. Lovely.
