video, un: mk

[enactors]

( though marc spector is relatively newly arrived, it is not his first, nor his second, or even his third experience with something like this. he's dressed in his clothes — or vestments, as he likes to call them: an all-white three-piece suit decorated with small crescent moon details and a larger crescent moon embroidered on the forehead of the mask he's wearing.

when he speaks though, the voice is fairly ordinary — adult male, chicago-accented with hints of new york here and there. )

Good evening. Some of us have met, but for those of us who haven't, my name is Mr. Knight. ( is it? no, of course not, but it's the only name he's sought to provide anywhere. ) I'm the high priest of Khonshu — one of the gods of the moon. Formerly, I ran a mission out of Manhattan. ( beat. ) For the protection of those who travel at night. ( is he going to elaborate on what that means? no. not really. ) A status of being that includes all present here.

( punctuated by a breath of a pause and a slight, fleeting glance to one side. )

While I lack all the resources I had previously, a preist does not need much. If anyone finds themselves in need, from the mundane through to the weird — quests, protection, investigations—. ( marc unfurls a gloved hand and lifts a shoulder in a minute shrug. ) Please, don't hesitate to get in touch.

This isn't my first rodeo, as they say.

( ooc— marc will absolutely be looking at running a version of his midnight mission out of stygia. for the time being, he'll simply want to raise his profile a touch, make sure he's known. he operates predominately at night but keeps irregular sleeping patterns so can and will be contactable during the day. )

Comments

un: traveler

[unalign]

[ all the moon symbolisms aren't lost on her ................................ ]

Only those who travel at night?

[enactors]

( listen, he has a brand and he is sticking to it. )

Not only. ( to be fair. ) But the night is my domain and its people my people.

[unalign]

[ look, she's not judging. she thinks it's very questionable cool. ]

So you're more effective being hired at night?

[ then again, is there a "day" in this world? it's like night and night-er ... ]

[enactors]

Those are the hours I tend to keep.

( ultimately, that's the crux of it: he could work during the day — and does, when needed — but he mostly sleeps during the day, so

it can be challenging, ya feel? )

Of course, it's slightly different here.

( he's going to have to rethink his schedule. )

[unalign]

You'll find that it's nighttime pretty much every hour of the day here.

[ she hopes you'll be able to sleep, man. ]

[enactors]

That hasn't escaped my notice.

( or: yeah, no, he's got nothing.

he knows what he gets like when he doesn't sleep enough. )

I'll have to utilise a more old-fashioned method of calculating time of day.

Like a clock.

[unalign]

That's a good idea.
You'll want to purchase multiple clocks, though. As things here don't last very long, and you might miss an appointment in the middle of the night (?) if it breaks down while you're sleeping.

[enactors]

Why?
( although marc's very capable of breaking his own stuff, or having it broken for him so that... will not be anything new. )
Punctuality has never been an issue.