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towerofanimus2011-10-12 08:33 pm
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Characters:
dualscars and whoever wants to pester him.
Setting: Floor 10.
Format: Starting off with brackets, but I'll match.
Summary: Dualscar copes with the Condesce's decision of equality. Poorly.
Warnings: R for Raging Douche.
Scenario A ⇨
["equality."
for anyone else, the situation that had arisen wouldn't cause as much distress as this. but this is dualscar: so naturally, it affected him ten times worse than was called for. even if many of his theatrics were intentional, a lot of them... were not.
it wasn't the fact that he was, the signless, but more the fact of how. what did the mutant -- no, monstrosity, the mutation was not favorble to his survival in the least -- think he doing in addressing the empress so forwardly?
but then she'd agreed. put him on the same level, thrown away the heirachy completely, and everything that made him better than the other with what he assumed to be a single syllable. he couldn't fathom that they were to be equals in that regard. he didn't want him to be even within the same room as her, building, land, let alone speaking freely to her, and her seemingly not minding it--
it made him sick. a feeling no amount of slaughter could alleviate, no matter the size of the enemy or the viciousness of it or just how slowly he dictated the creatures' demise, it wouldn't let up. the guns aches his shoulder now, the friction of the cutlass in hand rubbing his hand raw. the water feels heavy, not soothing as he'd hoped it would. he swims on, searching for a new target.
but red.
they all bleed fucking red.]
Scenario B ⇨
[ahab's crosshairs leans against the bench, the sword lies bloodied scarlet upon the floor. it spreads slowly across it, intermingling with the spilled salt water, and there is not only red, but drips of rich violet hues as well.
the orphaner sits at the same bench, hunched over with his elbows on his knees. presumably in rest, his bare chest heaving as he catches his breath, tiny rivulets of seawater running down his scarred face, neck, shoulders, swimshorts, legs-- finally to the floor as well.
but there are a few new gashes that momentarily halt him in his brutal excursions. scratches here and there that look to be more of an irritation than anything, but then the most noticable one along the side of his torso. from below his shoulder blade to just barely missing where his gills begin it runs; the wound itself ideep and jagged, swelling with a little more blood everytime he inhales.
not that it's of any more concern to him than any of his other wounds are; this one just bleeding heavily enough so as to need it to stop before he immersed himself in the water again. no need to attract hoards of the unwelcome, after all.]
Setting: Floor 10.
Format: Starting off with brackets, but I'll match.
Summary: Dualscar copes with the Condesce's decision of equality. Poorly.
Warnings: R for Raging Douche.
Scenario A ⇨
["equality."
for anyone else, the situation that had arisen wouldn't cause as much distress as this. but this is dualscar: so naturally, it affected him ten times worse than was called for. even if many of his theatrics were intentional, a lot of them... were not.
it wasn't the fact that he was, the signless, but more the fact of how. what did the mutant -- no, monstrosity, the mutation was not favorble to his survival in the least -- think he doing in addressing the empress so forwardly?
but then she'd agreed. put him on the same level, thrown away the heirachy completely, and everything that made him better than the other with what he assumed to be a single syllable. he couldn't fathom that they were to be equals in that regard. he didn't want him to be even within the same room as her, building, land, let alone speaking freely to her, and her seemingly not minding it--
it made him sick. a feeling no amount of slaughter could alleviate, no matter the size of the enemy or the viciousness of it or just how slowly he dictated the creatures' demise, it wouldn't let up. the guns aches his shoulder now, the friction of the cutlass in hand rubbing his hand raw. the water feels heavy, not soothing as he'd hoped it would. he swims on, searching for a new target.
but red.
they all bleed fucking red.]
Scenario B ⇨
[ahab's crosshairs leans against the bench, the sword lies bloodied scarlet upon the floor. it spreads slowly across it, intermingling with the spilled salt water, and there is not only red, but drips of rich violet hues as well.
the orphaner sits at the same bench, hunched over with his elbows on his knees. presumably in rest, his bare chest heaving as he catches his breath, tiny rivulets of seawater running down his scarred face, neck, shoulders, swimshorts, legs-- finally to the floor as well.
but there are a few new gashes that momentarily halt him in his brutal excursions. scratches here and there that look to be more of an irritation than anything, but then the most noticable one along the side of his torso. from below his shoulder blade to just barely missing where his gills begin it runs; the wound itself ideep and jagged, swelling with a little more blood everytime he inhales.
not that it's of any more concern to him than any of his other wounds are; this one just bleeding heavily enough so as to need it to stop before he immersed himself in the water again. no need to attract hoards of the unwelcome, after all.]

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You're injured.
[She's not the most verbose, and while eloquent, doesn't much see the point in wasting too many words.]
I can fix it.
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another human. what's worse, even her hair echoes that vile color. they probably bleed the same as these useless beasts of this aquarium do, he thinks. why had he even bothered asking before, when the answer had been so obvious?
his hand had instinctively gone to grasp the barrel of his gun. he pulls away from her slightly, baring pointed teeth, his fins flattening and flaring out against the sides of his face. if he'd been in his home world, surely he would've been culled already for his mistake.]
You are?
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[For the moment at least, though she eyes the rifle with a certain degree of pointedness. His teeth are quite sharp, she notes- though she's not sure if she realizes the fins make his seeming irritation more amusing than threatening to her. Then again, she doesn't have much in the way of things she fears, for a vast number of reasons- and she doesn't think this man will be any different. Still, she makes it a point to keep her stance neutral, the barest of movements keeping the chains of her axes from making their presence known.]
Chidori, otherwise.
[She's not as formal as Minato, or anyone else from their country, so she doesn't bother with her surname or honorifics, and merely inclines her head toward his injuries again.]
Shall I?
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but like her, he's curious. ever so slightly, and more than hesitently, he lifts his arm so that she may have better access to the wound. still he can't shake the feeling shebleedsred shebleedsredshebleedsred, the same as him-- if he knew at this very moment that she did, he wonders if he would refuse her offering.
of course he would. that shouldn't even be a valid question.
and despite his previous misgivings, he has to be sure.]
What color is your blood?
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i can remember what's happened in a thread oh yes i can
I have no clue what you're talking about, >.>
We'll go with B
It's almost sad, but she hadn't seen water in several sweeps. She had almost forgotten what it looked like.
Like it or not, ignoring the problem wouldn't make it disappear. She had already passed by once when he was fighting, having ignored it entirely. Now she could see violet on the floor, causing her to exhale in a bit of exasperation as she entered. He wouldn't be pleased with her -- hell, she was barely pleased with herself, having to stoop so low. But she had already learned where pride would get her, and that was nowhere.]
Dualscar.
[She uses his name, rather than his title this time. Losing her best warrior would do nothing to get her back where she needed to be. If she had to be a friend beyond duty for the day, then she would indulge it.
For now, anyway.
She wouldn't enter the water just yet -- in truth, she can feel her gills sucking the salty air in desperately beneath her robes, but she's wary of starting a habit she doesn't want nor need.]
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he stands from where he rests, failing to hide the grimace which comes from the sudden movement and the protest of the wound that follows, and bows. not as low as he would like, but a bow nonethless. some water drips noisily from his hair.]
Your Highness.
[--is all he says, head remaining inclined as he still doesn't meet her gaze fully. the fact that she'd have to see him in such a state. really. and he doesn't know what he'd do if signless were to then come by, presumebly having been near, and the thought of it (no matter how ridiculous) still hurts. he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near her.]
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[It comes out as almost a sigh, pinching the bridge of her nose in frustration. Did she really have to mother these wrigglers into submission? It was absolutely absurd to even think about.
And so she wouldn't, without at least letting him know how immature he was being about all of this.]
Chase the wrong shark, did you?
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(how melodramatic. he'd rage about it later if she did.)
the orphaner lifts a bruised and bloodied hand to his chin, as if to thoughtfully stroke it; though the action isn't quite complete.]
Somethin' like that, aye.
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wow, so many typos in my last tag /stares at hands
DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT... but wow this tag is so shitty i'm sorry
all of your tags are lovely, you hush
A
Naturally, he didn't expect to practically swim into his ancestor through the cloud of fish. Shit. He kicked sideways to put a decently sized fish between Dualscar and himself.]
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in one swift motion, he skewers it through the middle with his sword, a cloud of blood blossoming from its gaping wound as it swiftly ceases in its movements of undulation. he tears it off, casually, then propels himself forward to make a move and grab for eridan's scarf.]
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not the least bit trusting in his protege, not in the least.
with the younger one's panicked backpedaling though, it should make it somewhat easier for the scarf to loosen and eventually tear free. after all, he's not exactly attempting to strangle the other.]
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B
Sighing, she wandered to the 10th floor only to practically stop in her steps when she remembers this smell of blood. No matter the creature, alien or not, Blood is blood.
Evergreen eyes squinted in focus as she rounds the corner with a bit more confidence in her step, years of battle allows her to switch from the maid she became to the warrior she once was.] Hello? Is- everything alright?
ohay there
but, alas: she's human. and this does not diminish his hold on the weapon.
he ignores her question, finding it nondescript and invasive, however tempting it is to say "no".]
Hello.
what's happenin' hot stuff.
Are you new to the tower or- have I just locked myself away far too much? [Asks with a bit of a smile, wondering if this stranger would take to kindness or if he was going to be like Prussia and deserve a quick kick to the balls.
The weapon seems to be what makes her the more weary than anything else. Though she is a nature of a history of grand battles in her name, there was only so much she could do here with no protection or real weapons of her own.]
your face
he hoods his eyes, tilting his head downward so as to administer a sharp glare.]
Define "new".
B
[She was not expecting to find an adult troll already present. If it had been possible for her to fail to anticipate something even farther than that, it would be that that troll would be injured and very well armed. Despite herself, she sucks in a gasp, a hand coming up to cover her mouth too late. Were he not so equipped and a sword so heavily bloodied so nearby, she might have intended to help him; as it is, she finds herself immediately apprehensive. None of it is proof that he was the aggressor, certainly, but it's enough to put her on edge. (That hopeless feeling does not much help his case.)]
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but the change in atmosphere is welcome, allowing him to tear away from his brooding. she was smaller than most of the humans he'd seen so far: weaponless, thin in stature. thus, he immediately put her into the classification of "prey" and not "potential threat"; as he did with most anyway. his lips curl into a smile.]
Afraid, are you?
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Wh... what happened?
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To Taiki it seemed like everyone was trying to make him more ill, people kept getting hurt or hurting each other, he had even heard rumours of some tower citizens killing others.
Of course part of Taiki knew that they weren't doing it purposfully to hurt Taiki and Keiki but it was becoming harder to quiet the voice that whispered they were all out to hurt him, they were all part of this.
He walked onto floor ten, he liked the fish; liked watching them but today the moment he stepped onto the last step he realised the reason why he had been feeling worse every step he took.
He stumbled wanting to run away but feeling too dizzy even to do that, his eyes took in the sword and realised that although this man was injured he had hurt someone too.]
What did you do? [He had to get out of here but he noticed something strange] Your... blood is purple...
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he runs his tongue along the tips of his teeth, just short of cutting into it. and violet eyes matching the color of the spilled blood judged the other quickly; sweeping down and up once before glowering back.]
I've killed, obviously.
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A
Trailing his fingers idly along the surface of the water, he made his way around, looking at the different creatures that inhabited the place. Of course in the one tank what did surprise him was the large humanoid fish that seemed to be swimming past. Leaping back he was surprised when he felt himself fall into the tank of water behind him. Flailing around a bit he managed to right himself in the water and look around.]
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quicker than thought to be possible (the sea dwellers being the rulers of the sea for a reason), he propels himself to near-proximity of the other-- but no more. his cutlass remains in his hand, ready for use; the crosshairs float eerily behind his back, linked by no more than a simple strap.
one of the reasons he hasn't acted?
maybe humans had some sort of aquatic prowess to them, something he should gauge before doing so. after all, they'd managed to surprise him quite a few times already.]
What do you think you're doin'?
[but to prussia, the most the communication would entail is a sudden expulsion of bubbles from the troll's mouth, much less words to make sense of. it's what happens when one doesn't realize another lacks the mutation necessary to live underwater comfortably.]
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Prussia certainly wasn't going to fight a fish, even a troll like fish, he'd fight in air where he could breathe and not risk drowning.]
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