Playtime with the Girls (open post)

[sweetcandygirl]

Harley has been a little restless the past month or so. While there is still some random jobs she gets from the Nexus, and from her world, it really has not been keeping her busy enough. And she needs a distraction. A distraction from the bad stuff that went down in her life … and just needs to surround herself with good friends. And a party.

So she decides to throw a "Girls Only" night at her Coney Island roller derby. She gets the place set up with decorations, lots of liquor, and lots of food. There is a place for people to get up and sing karaoke in one corner. And a quieter couch area in another corner.

The main focus is on the roller derby rink itself, where Harley is currently skating a few rounds.

She convinced a certain Angel messenger to deliver the invites out to as far as he could, so anyone from the Nexus could drop on by. The only rule of the night... was this was a Girls Night only.

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[rogueinladysclothing]

Amelia's not versed enough in human lore and culture to understand Lucifer's joke. How would holding onto the angel make a person fall? Isn't Lucifer simply another human-shaped being when she's like this? These are questions she simply doesn't have the mind to answer properly right now, but they do make her wonder about the strange things other humans think about on a regular basis.

When they come to a stop, the rogue tilts her head curiously at Lucifer. "We can skate on the carpet?" No one else is doing it, so Amelia simply assumed it wasn't allowed or wouldn't work. She looks over to the carpeted area and shrugs. "If you think it would help, trying it it couldn't hurt." Not anymore than all of her previous falls, at least.

[the_rebel_son]

"Yes." She smiles at Amelia. "The additional friction from the carpet should help you stay steady."

Lucifer very slowly and gently leads her over toward the carpet so she can get used to her wheels. "I think it will help. I have seen human children learn this way."