E%patriate ♐ Darkleer (
disgracedvoid) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-12-05 02:57 pm
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[OPEN] we're the first ones to starve, we're the first ones to die
Characters: Darkleer and YOU.
Setting: Workshoplike he's ever in any other floor, sob
Format: I'll start with action, but I'll match you.
Summary: STRONG troll attempts to take on the cold. The cold wins this round.
Warnings: Darkleer being a god tier passive aggressive bitch, since he's in a foul mood. Exploding things. A troll that will snap your spine like breadsticks if you piss him off.
[The first rule of making anything is choosing the right materials for the task. The problem here is that the right materials for the task are busy shattering because it's cold and they can't really withstand Darkleer's casual strength. That's new. Though he's got the theoretical knowledge for why this is happening, it doesn't make it any less frustrating.
So by the third time the frame of this heater-to-be breaks, Darkleer is seriously considering punching something. Or someone.
That and he's growling. Never a good thing when the dignified, snotty asshole troll is growling in the back of his throat. It only heralds impressive amounts of wanton violence.]
Setting: Workshop
Format: I'll start with action, but I'll match you.
Summary: STRONG troll attempts to take on the cold. The cold wins this round.
Warnings: Darkleer being a god tier passive aggressive bitch, since he's in a foul mood. Exploding things. A troll that will snap your spine like breadsticks if you piss him off.
[The first rule of making anything is choosing the right materials for the task. The problem here is that the right materials for the task are busy shattering because it's cold and they can't really withstand Darkleer's casual strength. That's new. Though he's got the theoretical knowledge for why this is happening, it doesn't make it any less frustrating.
So by the third time the frame of this heater-to-be breaks, Darkleer is seriously considering punching something. Or someone.
That and he's growling. Never a good thing when the dignified, snotty asshole troll is growling in the back of his throat. It only heralds impressive amounts of wanton violence.]

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Erm..pardon me, but what's wrong?
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Must there be something wrong?
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I do not growl.
[He so totally does.]
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here on suggestion of Tohko-mun!
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[In fact, it's not even John who approaches the troll in question, but rather the Litwick on his shoulder. Apparently not even the most menacing of back-of-throat growls is going to stop the little candle from floating over to see what this guy's deal is. She stops about a foot from the troll's face, giving him a curious look.]
Oooouuuuoo?
[It takes John nearly a minute to realize that his Litwick is no longer on his shoulder, but rather over by the troll who he is just now realizing does not exactly sound like the happiest camper. He jogs across the room.]
Ah! Chandel, no come back here. You shouldn't bother people like that, come back here!
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A hammer hitting a worktable. Or more specifically, a broken hammer and a broken table.
Also, Darkleer looking supremely offended by the mere presence of the litwick. And then there's John. Well, congrats, John. You wanted to see a troll? Look up. No really. Look up. And behold the glory of a fully standing unamused troll with his mouth pursed enough you can glimpse his teeth. Also, be thankful for the helmet. At least with it in the way you can't see how much he's considering popping your head between his fingers.]
Your pet, I presume?
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Aha...more like a partner, really but either way, I apologize for her. She's just...curious. Likes meeting new people and all that!
[He points to his shoulder and shoots Chandel a look that clearly tells her to get her happy little butt back down here so they can leave before this nice troll snaps them bother in half.]
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har har, get it, usually being almost twice as tall as most people around. His tone turns dry.]You'd do well keeping a closer eye on your partner, else it will be others who will apologize to you, when they mistake her for a new type of monster.
[He huffs a little, trying to make up for the fact the little ghosty thing is actually kind of cute from up close. The best way to handle this embarrassing realization is to take it out on John, of course. Of course.
Zahhak logic is the best logic, okay.]And then perhaps you would do well to tell her that not everyone she will meet here are people one is glad to encounter.
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Well, technically speaking she is a monster. [The answer came out before he could really stop and think about the fact that that was probably a really dumb thing to say just now. Now is not the time for semantics.]
I mean--! Er...okay. Yeah to both of those things. Sorry, still kind of new here and trying to get used to the fact that this place is pretty much nothing like Johto. Anyway I will just...take her and just get out of your hair, Mister Troll. Sorry again, ahaha... Chandel, please get back down here...
[The command comes out as more of a hiss than anything. But instead of heeding it, the Litwick gives another echoing coo and wiggles her arms at Darkleer. See, she'd love to come and go elsewhere, John...but even moreso, she would love to hang out with this guy a little while longer.]
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The cold was something Signless was used to. Cold was part of survival for him through the long dark seasons on Alternia and heavy rainstorms that struck his ship. So, it was not uncommon for him to be walking through the floors of the tower. Being that Disciple had recently disappeared he found himself wanting more distractions to turn his thoughts away from her. It is only fortunate for him that he comes across Darkleer in the workshop.
His ears quiver a tad as the threatening growl reaches them, however he isn't drawn away. In fact he steps a bit closer and begins by giving up his sympathies for the troll and his frustrations.]
Perhaps a break might be a wise decision in this case. I have often heard that taking a break from a tedious task such as this one, which it observes to be, is a mature decision.
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And then there was the unpleasant sound of metal cracking and crumbling.
Whoops.]
And we are both trolls who always choose the mature route, are we not.
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Oh, well yes that is true that we are. At least when you throw comparisons to the younger ones. In such a case we are much more mature.
[A pause.]
I still do think you should consider a break, that dent is unfortunate. Perhaps some help is needed?
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Darkleer takes a moment to wonder quietly if he's destined to put up with loquacious trolls that don't know their place in the sacred order of the hemospectrum. Because if so, Signless was seriously fucking pushing it and Destiny was kind of asking to be punched in the face.
Don't ask how he's going to punch an abstract concept like Destiny or why he'd have a face in the first place, he is STRONG and nothing can stand in his way.]You are remarkably upbeat, considering the weather.
[This is not an accusation. Honest. It just sounds like one.]
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I try not to let the cold bother me. It is not alien to me, and I have been subjected to the nipping of severe temperatures during my travels. A simple blanket or a the body of another is enough to keep me warm in such times.
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Wow okay, LJ never posted my comment.
aww
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.. It's mean. That it's not working along, that is.. [ Yes, she's really calling the material mean. And she seems serious about it, she's not even joking - her expression is the same blank one as always. ]
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Mean is not the word I'd choose.
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... 'Rude', maybe?
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[He takes a moment to measure the size of the frame, scowling a little and then going back to try and salvage this attempt.]
I would prefer useless or inadequate. At least those do not imply a will purposely going against mine.
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.. oh, she finally seems to get it. ]
Do you need something warm? [ That must be it, right? She raises her hand, and out of nowhere a lantern seems to appear in it - she holds it up to him. ] It's not much, but.. I have this..
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...yes?
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*He puts his work aside.* Is there anything I could do to help...?
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I do not growl.
[He totally does.]
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*Once again...* May I be of any help?
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