Diego 'Rod' Rodney (
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towerofanimus2012-06-04 09:40 pm
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Characters: Rod and ???
Setting: Room 04-14, Dormitory Floor 4 hallway
Format: Prose!
Summary: Rod wakes up in some weird fetish scene that he definitely didn't sign up for.
Warnings: Rod's foul mouth
It was, however, the first time that Rod had woken up in an unfamiliar place, completely incapacitated and more than a little disoriented and clad in what was possibly the most uncomfortable outfit ever, complete with some kind of freaky BDSM collar.
…seriously, what everloving the hell?
After grappling with the collar around his neck for several minutes in a vain attempt to get the fucking thing off already, Rod swore colorfully and heaved himself up off of the bed to further examine his surroundings. Whoever had set all this up was clearly one very sick individual, judging by the wannabe horror flick notes he’d found on the bedside table and the fact that he was wearing a fucking skin-tight cat suit and a god damn collar.
Yeah, okay, can we just take a second to revisit the collar? Rod was a pretty firm believer in ‘whatever floats your boat’ – hell, just about everyone was into something a little weird if you dug deep enough – but this kind of get-up was going way beyond the realm of anything that he would even remotely feel comfortable with.
He must really have pissed someone off good this time.
Thankfully, whoever he’d managed to piss off had been thoughtful enough to pack him a freaking chest of necessities, so it wasn’t long before he was stuffing the strange white outfit into the chest and donning his much more comfortable black suit. It was true that he didn’t really need to wear the uniform anymore, since technically the Turks of his era had disbanded, but he’d found that things tended to run a little more smoothly when he was wearing a suit; suits meant business and potential negotiations, whereas dressing like a punkass generally guaranteed he'd be duking it out with his fists, whether he wanted to or not. Whoever he ran into was just going to have to suck it up and deal with the fact that he was wearing combat boots, though, and he hadn’t even bothered to check if his tie had been packed in with his personal effects.
Wallet, gloves, and one thunder-equipped EMR later, he was ready to get his reconnaissance on, oldschool Turk-style. Cautiously, he poked his head outside the room, hoping against all odds that he’d recognize wherever it was he’d been taken captive and be able to get out without too much trouble.
Setting: Room 04-14, Dormitory Floor 4 hallway
Format: Prose!
Summary: Rod wakes up in some weird fetish scene that he definitely didn't sign up for.
Warnings: Rod's foul mouth
It was, however, the first time that Rod had woken up in an unfamiliar place, completely incapacitated and more than a little disoriented and clad in what was possibly the most uncomfortable outfit ever, complete with some kind of freaky BDSM collar.
…seriously, what everloving the hell?
After grappling with the collar around his neck for several minutes in a vain attempt to get the fucking thing off already, Rod swore colorfully and heaved himself up off of the bed to further examine his surroundings. Whoever had set all this up was clearly one very sick individual, judging by the wannabe horror flick notes he’d found on the bedside table and the fact that he was wearing a fucking skin-tight cat suit and a god damn collar.
Yeah, okay, can we just take a second to revisit the collar? Rod was a pretty firm believer in ‘whatever floats your boat’ – hell, just about everyone was into something a little weird if you dug deep enough – but this kind of get-up was going way beyond the realm of anything that he would even remotely feel comfortable with.
He must really have pissed someone off good this time.
Thankfully, whoever he’d managed to piss off had been thoughtful enough to pack him a freaking chest of necessities, so it wasn’t long before he was stuffing the strange white outfit into the chest and donning his much more comfortable black suit. It was true that he didn’t really need to wear the uniform anymore, since technically the Turks of his era had disbanded, but he’d found that things tended to run a little more smoothly when he was wearing a suit; suits meant business and potential negotiations, whereas dressing like a punkass generally guaranteed he'd be duking it out with his fists, whether he wanted to or not. Whoever he ran into was just going to have to suck it up and deal with the fact that he was wearing combat boots, though, and he hadn’t even bothered to check if his tie had been packed in with his personal effects.
Wallet, gloves, and one thunder-equipped EMR later, he was ready to get his reconnaissance on, oldschool Turk-style. Cautiously, he poked his head outside the room, hoping against all odds that he’d recognize wherever it was he’d been taken captive and be able to get out without too much trouble.
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"Hell if I know. One of 'em apparently has shorter hair than the one I ran into. Said something about us coming from different times." And she hated that last part. What the hell would they think about things she remembered but they didn't?
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Emerging fully into the hall, he slung his mag rod over his shoulder, fully prepared to grin and laugh the whole thing off. He never got quite that far, though, as the look on Siira’s face never wavered.
“Wait… You’re serious?”
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"Tried playin' with mine a bit. Feels like it's goin' into my neck but it don't feel like a needle or anything."
"Dead serious. I may screw around when we're all relaxing but this." She waved her hand around vaguely, meaning everything as she did so. "This is beyond something I'd come up with while we're drinkin', ya know?"
And then she had to think about how to phrase her question. Ultimately, she had no choice just to ask straight out. Especially with all the time nonsense she'd heard of.
"What's the last thing you remember?"
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“Uh, well, you know, Midgar fallin’ apart at the seams after the ShinRa building went down takin’ Rufus with it; giant fuckin’ glowing rock in the sky; impending doom – wait, did that meteor hit? Is that what that note meant about the ‘world being destroyed’ or whatever?”
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"Nah, Meteor didn't hit. Got close though. That five years ago. It did screw things up for awhile though, people gettin' sick with Geostigma and dyin' from it until the healing water appeared." And then things got worse. Again. Because none of them could ever catch a break.
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“…shit,” he muttered, slumping against the wall next to him as if to borrow its support. He wasn’t sure if he believed all this was actually happening – how could he? – but he figured he might as well go along with it instead of trying to process it all at once. So, back to the basics:
“And we all got these collars? Even Reno?” he asked, tugging at his absently before helpfully adding, “Yours is a different color.”
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"Yeah. Looks like everybody around here is fitted with one. A bunch'a different colors too but I haven't figured out why. What color is mine?" She hadn't found a mirror yet and she wasn't up to seeing the collar if she didn't have to. That, and she'd had other priorities.
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Rod and Siira could definitely form the Skeptics Club, because it was definitely going to take a lot for Rod to be convinced that this wasn't all some kind of fucked up plot to get revenge on the Turks by driving them all crazy or something.
He sighed. "Man, I need a drink." Blue eyes roamed around the hallway warily as he spoke. "You scoped the rest of the place out yet? I dunno 'bout you, but I'm seriously ready to split."
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A possibility that Siira had considered. Even with WRO support, ShinRa was still on the outs with the world and Turks were one of ShinRa's symbols. Anyone would try anything to get back at them.
"I explored a bit of it, haven't found a drink yet. Reno said him and Rusty, the other Reno, were makin' something with a still they built. We might have'ta bug them later."
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Seeing Siira make the air quotes, Rod laughed, albeit nervously. He raised a brow at the name 'Rusty.'
"What, they gave each other nicknames? What's the other one called?" he asked, before shaking his head and chuckling again. "'Least they're workin' on somethin' worthwhile."
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"They're just Reno and Rusty, I guess. They didn't mention other nicknames." It was nice to hear him laugh, if only a little. Morale was important. Even Turks needed to keep it up.
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Taking a deep, shaky breath, Rod reigned his thoughts back in, giving himself a mental shake and offering Siira a weak smile. Then, he willed himself to let go of his collar, his hands dropping slowly back to his sides. At least now he felt like he could breathe a little more easily again.
“Which room did you wake up in? I'm guessin' no one was lucky enough to find a PHS in their chest?” If that was the case, not being able to communicate easily was going to make him uncomfortable as all get-out, but he’d have to deal with that later, once he confirmed that no one actually had a working phone on them.
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"Room 2-13, for me. Got a helluva welcome from my roommate. She pointed a gun right in my face when she walked in the door." Siira managed to calm that situation down at least. And without having to hurt anyone or fire a single warning shot.
"No PHS's though, so far. We'll have to check with the others and make sure. Can't keep 'em powered up long here anyway, until we get power everywhere." Although... A well placed lightning spell? No, that would blast one to bits.
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He blinked, then, as something struck him. “So, wait, your roommate ain’t someone you know? Not another Turk?” Now, that was interesting; maybe this wasn’t just about the Turks after all.
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And her materia gave off just enough of a glow that she didn't have to worry about falling to her death, in exchange for a slight drop in temperature.
"Gets worse though. Hojo and Fuhito are here."