Baltimore, Saturday Night

[spin_kick_snap]

Kathy--err, well, Banzai now, she was in costume--still wasn't quite sure how this had happened. She was on a date, with a guy that she'd talked to exactly once, and while their date had begun with the traditional nice dinner in town, their main activity was definitely not going to be found in any traditional dating guide.

Well, that might not be entirely true. If Fandom ever published a dating guide, superheroing in Baltimore would probably rate pretty highly on the 'things to do with your date' list.

"So, this is pretty much the start of my beat," she explained, tightening her mask. "I like to start up here. It's the tallest building in the area and--I don't have to explain why I like the high ground to you, right." The guy who could fly around likely understood why she liked starting off high up, yes. "I'd ask if you had any questions before we started, but I'm pretty sure you've been doing this for longer than I have. Ready?"

[NFB for Baltimore, but open to anyone likely to be wandering around Baltimore. Come crash the date! It's a new Fandom tradition (h/t notaweenie)]

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[gunslingerpose]

Ugh, teenagers. Gorgon rolled his eyes, not that anyone could see behind the goggles, and crouched down to resume zip-tying the last of the jerks he'd floored before these two clowns showed up.

"I'll save your public relations staff the trouble," he replied, pulling the zip-tie maybe a touch too tight. "And I'll stay off your beat, Banzai." He shot her a grin over his shoulder. "Good thing right now I'm working mine."

You come into HIS HOUSE...

[spin_kick_snap]

Banzai saluted. "Yessir, Mr. Gorgon sir," she said, totally not rolling her eyes or anything. "We'll leave with your new friends and your impromptu birthday party."

[ultimatehottie.livejournal.com]

"And remember, HAPPY BIRTHDAY... TOOOOOO..... YOOOOOOOOOOOOU!"

Was he signing that as he started flying off? Yes. Yes, he was.