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towerofanimus2013-02-03 08:45 pm
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011 ♐ it's easy living in the house of your dreams ♐ ᴏᴘᴇɴ
Characters: Equius Zahhak (AU) and YOU
Setting: Floor 70, the machine.
Format: Starting in action, but I'll do whatever.
Summary: Equius gets his geek on in the worst conceivable way.
Warnings: Possible crushing, burning, or acid corrosion. YAY SCIENCE!
[...Wow.]
[There was no telling how big this floor was. The walls and ceiling were nowhere in sight, because they were completely covered by a massive breathing machine. There was a faint tinge of rust in the air here, and the outer reaches were further obscured by smoke of various colours. Metal parts clunked and ground against one another, making extremely unattractive noises as they did so. A truly staggering amount of the mechanisms here were burned or dented (or maybe they were supposed to be that way, since they were unfamiliar), but they all seemed to be working together towards... something that wasn't immediately clear. There had to be a million different platforms all around the place, but most of them were conveyor belts, carrying scraps of some kind of metal into a huge boiling vat of liquid that sizzled when something dropped in.]
[It was beautiful.]
[Not much to see here, Tower; just a troll, standing next to the staircase, gawking in amazement at the monstrosity in front of him. Judging from the oil streaks that have long since dried on this particular pair of pants, he could feel perfectly at home here... if he got an opportunity to look around. Right now, it's all unfamiliar. And way too big. All Equius can do for quite a long time is stand there and gawk. What could this thing be for?]
[He seems to want to find out, as shortly afterward he's examining the closer and less dangerous metallic innards. And then the slightly further metallic innards. And eventually he's crawling and jumping all over the place, still in view of the staircase, but observing mechanisms that could crush a hand and balancing on things that really ought not to be balanced on, all in the interest of getting just a little closer to that peculiar piece of machinery. It's just so interesting. He seems to be doing pretty well now; one of Equius' few talents is coordination and nimble movement. But who knows how long that'll last if someone startles him...]
Setting: Floor 70, the machine.
Format: Starting in action, but I'll do whatever.
Summary: Equius gets his geek on in the worst conceivable way.
Warnings: Possible crushing, burning, or acid corrosion. YAY SCIENCE!
[...Wow.]
[There was no telling how big this floor was. The walls and ceiling were nowhere in sight, because they were completely covered by a massive breathing machine. There was a faint tinge of rust in the air here, and the outer reaches were further obscured by smoke of various colours. Metal parts clunked and ground against one another, making extremely unattractive noises as they did so. A truly staggering amount of the mechanisms here were burned or dented (or maybe they were supposed to be that way, since they were unfamiliar), but they all seemed to be working together towards... something that wasn't immediately clear. There had to be a million different platforms all around the place, but most of them were conveyor belts, carrying scraps of some kind of metal into a huge boiling vat of liquid that sizzled when something dropped in.]
[It was beautiful.]
[Not much to see here, Tower; just a troll, standing next to the staircase, gawking in amazement at the monstrosity in front of him. Judging from the oil streaks that have long since dried on this particular pair of pants, he could feel perfectly at home here... if he got an opportunity to look around. Right now, it's all unfamiliar. And way too big. All Equius can do for quite a long time is stand there and gawk. What could this thing be for?]
[He seems to want to find out, as shortly afterward he's examining the closer and less dangerous metallic innards. And then the slightly further metallic innards. And eventually he's crawling and jumping all over the place, still in view of the staircase, but observing mechanisms that could crush a hand and balancing on things that really ought not to be balanced on, all in the interest of getting just a little closer to that peculiar piece of machinery. It's just so interesting. He seems to be doing pretty well now; one of Equius' few talents is coordination and nimble movement. But who knows how long that'll last if someone startles him...]
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[WOW THAT SURE IS A FLOOR DOWN THERE. IT IS SO INTERESTING. EQUIUS CAN'T TEAR HIS EYES AWAY FROM THAT FLOOR.]
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[ you are so odd, dude. so weird seeing this guy so timid. ]
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[Sorry, Karkat. He doesn't mean to. Kanaya is just a really awkward subject. Guess who, uh, completely failed to reconsider the hemodickishness despite being ridiculously close to the bottom?]
[...Yeah.]
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...Is the jadeblood one a hemocidal maniac also? [She seemed okay. He kind of liked her.]
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She hacked off Tavros' legs while he was asleep with no remorse.
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[Quietly, so that those two words don't turn into an all-out shriek. As it is they're just very, very high-pitched.]
H-he... he w-w-wasn't a... a brownblood, w-was he...?
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Oh god. Oh god. Oh god...
[Yeah, Karkat, uh, you're not the only one with flashbacks.]
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Is there a reason you're hyperventilating on me?
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The l-legs... we... we found 'em.
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What...
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[Tiny voice. Tiny, tiny voice.]
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[ doesn't Vriska carry them on her person or something disgusting like that? actually.... Karkat has no idea what became of those legs... not that he really wants to know. ]
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[ ;A; ]
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Oh god... Does Gamzee know? Does Tavros know?
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[ ;A; ]
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[ he has his best judging face for all of ten seconds. ]
...Yeah okay. I can live with that. It's pretty damn gross and I wouldn't have done shit with them either.
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[Ten seconds is more than enough time for him to crack.]
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Sorry.
[Yeah, he's not too good at this 'normal conversation' thing.]
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[ srsly bro. stoppit. ]
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