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towerofanimus2011-10-01 07:07 pm
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Characters: Terezi and you!
Setting: Dorm corridors?
Format: I'll match!
Summary: Terezi revives and finds herself in her room, then goes searching for Vriska.
Warnings: Angst!
[Terezi wakes up on her bed, and when she finds she can't move, she isn't quite as surprised as she was the first time it happened.
But this time, it lasts longer. Much longer, in fact. And just when she feels uneasy begin to gnaw at her, she hears a stomach turningly familiar crackle of energy at the foot of her bed. She can't see, of course, or turn her head, but she smells the sharp scent of limes and canine and oil that is so uniquely Jack, and she knows.
Uneasy turns to full on panic, and she struggles to move, but she can't even twitch a finger. She senses him regarding her coldly as he raises his sword, and in a way she can't understand, she knows he's not going to just kill her. He's going to play with her before she dies, he's going to make her suffer, and there's absolutely nothing she can do. She's going to die again, ten times more pathetically this time, and all she can do is close her eyes and focus on the sound of blood roaring in her ears.
And then suddenly the paralysis breaks and she can move again. Terezi scrambles up, pressing herself against the headboard and reaching for a sword that isn't there, only to find that Jack is gone. She freezes for a moment, gulping in deep breaths, but she can't smell him anymore. It's like he was never there at all.
She practically vaults off the bed in her desperation to get to the door and slams it shut behind her, struggling to catch her breath as she leans against it.]
Setting: Dorm corridors?
Format: I'll match!
Summary: Terezi revives and finds herself in her room, then goes searching for Vriska.
Warnings: Angst!
[Terezi wakes up on her bed, and when she finds she can't move, she isn't quite as surprised as she was the first time it happened.
But this time, it lasts longer. Much longer, in fact. And just when she feels uneasy begin to gnaw at her, she hears a stomach turningly familiar crackle of energy at the foot of her bed. She can't see, of course, or turn her head, but she smells the sharp scent of limes and canine and oil that is so uniquely Jack, and she knows.
Uneasy turns to full on panic, and she struggles to move, but she can't even twitch a finger. She senses him regarding her coldly as he raises his sword, and in a way she can't understand, she knows he's not going to just kill her. He's going to play with her before she dies, he's going to make her suffer, and there's absolutely nothing she can do. She's going to die again, ten times more pathetically this time, and all she can do is close her eyes and focus on the sound of blood roaring in her ears.
And then suddenly the paralysis breaks and she can move again. Terezi scrambles up, pressing herself against the headboard and reaching for a sword that isn't there, only to find that Jack is gone. She freezes for a moment, gulping in deep breaths, but she can't smell him anymore. It's like he was never there at all.
She practically vaults off the bed in her desperation to get to the door and slams it shut behind her, struggling to catch her breath as she leans against it.]

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[Jegus, why does Vriska insist on talking to her?]
How long are you stuck here, Karkat?
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[She drags her fingers through her hair, clenching her fists. Ugh, she just wants to punch Terezi.]
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[He's lowered his voice again to make himself less like shit in the nausea department.]
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I will just have to keep you company! What would you do without me?
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[He offers a light smirk and nudges Terezi's head a bit in an almost playful manner. Vriska's too far away to tease.]
Count ceiling tiles, probably.
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You are so gross.
[His dedication to being a douchebag is pretty impressive, though.]
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[Her voice lacks the usual edge, even though she tries to fake it. But she really feels like shit about the whole thing.]
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[His free had tries to move around Terezi to get at his hair to fix it properly.]
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She makes a grab for his hand, reaching up to try to mess up his hair with her free hand.]
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Wow, I can't even be crippled in peace.
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Nope!
[She leans against him again.]
Aren't you glad I am here?
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She should probably be more wary with the people she'd injured in the room, but it's a little late for that now.]
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[He glances over to Vriska briefly, frowning deftly.]
I have no idea why people compare me to her.
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[That is a huge compliment, Karkat.]
I'm sorry you got caught in the middle of this.
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How is this your fault at all?
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[He smears his forehead in his palm, closing his eyes.]
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[She reaches up to pull his hand away from his face.]
Don't be stupid, Karkat.
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[He doesn't meet her eyes.]
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I should have just killed her. Then no one would have gotten hurt.
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[Except that forces another stab of guilt to hit him.]
...but at least you didn't break your promise. I guess.
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I guess. But she was my responsibility. I shouldn't have let this happen.
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[He pauses for a second, looking back over at Vriska.]
This is how I lost everyone in the first place. By not fucking paying attention.
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