BWI Airport, Portalocity Lounge

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Some people flew into BWI. Some people portaled in. And then there was Skaar, who landed at the Portalocity Terminal after one final two-mile long jump. He showed his clearance from Captain Rogers proving that it had been arranged and that, yes, he could enter the terminal carrying a big-ass sword, and then he went inside.

Once inside the airport, Skaar spotted the "WELCOME FANDOM STUDENTS" banner and sat down on a bench clear of the glitter that was falling off of it. He didn't realize it yet, but it was pretty much the Fandom experience right there in the terminal. Sit by the giant, green, long-haired, shirtless, half-alien barbarian spy guy with a sword that was bigger than you strapped to his back, or drown in glitter. Honestly, you were probably safer with Skaar.

[OOC: Have a newbie shuttle post!]

Comments

Re: The Trip to Fandom

[talentforlying]

"Separate trip, no side-trip," John replied. "I don't want Zoe Winchester removing my head from my body because we left the kids in the van while picking up some barely-legals."

Look, John Constantine wasn't afraid of much. But he knew that Zoe could kick his ass around the island and back and not blink. It was hot.

"You should try possessing Naveen or Nadia or whatever her name is sometime, instead of relying on me for your fun. Wait, can you even possess her?" Hey, when it came to vampires, especially 'special' ones, it was a legit question.

Re: The Trip to Fandom

[nuclear_snide]

"Been there, done that," Bob announced cheerfully. Then paused. "The head thing, I mean. Don't really know about the other. I mean, it should be possible, but...well, magic, after all." Sometimes there was no accounting for the stuff.

Re: The Trip to Fandom

[talentforlying]

"Magic is a fucking asshole," Constantine admitted cheerfully. "But you'll forgive me if I don't want to follow your lead in losing my head around a pretty girl."

Re: The Trip to Fandom

[nuclear_snide]

"In my defence, she really was lovely," Bob said with a wistful sigh. "Not to mention smart, strong...well, never mind. Still best not to die if you can avoid it, really."