3 kitchen knives wrapped in a cloth, a cellphone, $26, improvised lockpicks (paperclips/bank cards/hairgrips, no bonuses), black turtleneck and pants, leather gloves, Hedgespun coat (+1 def, Persuade spec (making speeches)), hip-flask of liquid courage (top-shelf whiskey, 3/4 full)
Rhodes moved through the urban shadows. He felt comfortable there. No verdant gardens. No towering shrubs for the Fae to emerge from. No glaring sun to deceive the pale, stalking forms of the Gentry that sought out their changeling "entertainment" in the Eternal Garden.
Ophelia....
A strike tonight was a strike against Keepers everywhere. The Fairest felt the swirl of emotions surrounding the thoughts of his own. He could never remember very much. Only the name, and the feelings it invoked. A flash of white skin like his own, and black malicious eyes. The Fear. The rejection. The hatred. The embarassment. The reward. The pleasure. The Fear. The Fear. All over again.
Rhodes shook his head, setting his jaw. No. Cannot dwell on that tonight. Need focus. Emerging from a side street he headed up the block to the meeting place. Lucifer was already there. The Fairest contemplated circling around, giving her a scare, but the last thing they needed was internal suspicious, and he quashed the thought. He strolled casually up the block. "Lucifer," he said without preamble, by way of greeting. "Do you have everything you need?"