1charmingangel | Mark 9

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Mark 9 - Video

[Jace appears on the screen with a smirk on his face.]

I believe I have found the perfect place to do this.

[He turns the device around to show he's on a cliff at the beach. He shifts it to show that the beach is...really, REALLY far down there. Anyone jumping from this cliff would be insane.]

Looks like the height I want.

[Bringing the recording back to himself, he's still grinning. The device gets set down on the rocks and the viewer gets to watch as he goes to the edge. Turning his back to it, he closes his eyes, and...falls.

The recording ends there.]

[ooc: If you're at the beach, you might see Jace flip through the air to land on his feet without damage on the beach below. Otherwise, he'll answer calls he gets when he climbs back up to get his device.]

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Perhaps. [ Yeah, no. She is not falling for that. ]

[Damn. This is ruining his image.] What makes you so sure I'm like that too?

Mostly it is the way you are so quick to cast yourself in a certain light.

[It can't be seen but he's totally frowning here.] It's not my fault I'm amazing.

[There you go doing it again, Jace.]

Like that.

...Now you're just being unfair.

[It's usually what Alec or Clary does too.] Where are you?

I am being honest.

In the library. Why do you ask?

Because talking in person is far more entertaining than conducting conversation over an electronic device.

That is certainly true.

Thus the reasonable thing to do is to go find you rather than having you find me.

I have been reading literature stemming from your century, lately. But I could meet you at the entrance of the library.

That would ease the burden of searching the entire library. [Some rustling as he puts his shoes back on so he can run over there.]

I am certain you would have eventually found me.

Of course. This way I can waste less time.

Sometimes I think that the City rather enjoys a waste of time. [ Pause. ] We should have tea.

Tea? There are a couple places near the library.

Tea. I may not be British, but I do rather enjoy tea.

I'm not British either and I still like it. As long as Iz doesn't make it.

Iz?

Where are you from?

Isabelle Lightwood. My sister.

And I live in New York.

I lived in New York before I came to London.

New York has changed a lot since your time.

As has London, I am sure.

The entire world has.

So I have gathered, indeed.

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