@covrroucer
while alive, julian had been a political behemoth, tasked with all manner of important duties. he'd played as hard as he worked, certainly, but was known for strategy as much as escapades. for the most part he'd tried to cultivate an air of finesse.
in death, he played hide and seek.
he didn't want to, but kitty, much like a junior partner in a coalition, had mastered the art of whine. if he and his fellow phantoms hadn't agreed to participate, they'd never hear the end of it—which was how he found himself in the kitchen doorway, holding up a palm to keep a frenchman at bay. a predicament he'd often encountered in life.
"oh, no. think again, mate." julian's voice was a low hiss, though he needn't have bothered. kitty rarely thought to check the area of the house in which a round had begun. "this is a prime strip of hiding steak and i'm not gonna let you spoil my perfect record." well, he hadn't wanted to play. that didn't mean he wasn't now in it to win it.


















