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The most heroic bronie
Characters: Lancer and you!
Setting: Dormitories on January 1, and then throughout the Tower
Format: Open, anything goes!
Summary: Lancer enjoys his regain
Warnings: None right now.
A. Room 4-16, January 1
[The strange noises from floor 101 had drawn Lancer's attention, so he had gone to investigate. To his surprise, he had found a teleporter and a secret floor and Aria's strange machine. Knowing that it was a matter replicator, he had jokingly requested one of his horses.]
[Of course, it was only a joke to him. As he heads back to his room, he doesn't actually expect to hear horse whinnies actually echoing through the halls of the dormitories. As he rushes over to his room, he hears the whinnying increasing in volume, followed by dog barks and the sound of gnashing teeth. In addition, his nose picks up on the distinct scent of both Mac an Chuill and a horse.]
[He more or less kicks the door down the second he arrives at room 4-16. As soon as he pokes his head into the room, he can see Mac an Chuill and a big grey Irish draught horse trying their best to bite, stomp, or claw each other. It seems to be a stalemate, with neither of them successfully wounding the other yet.]
Hey!
[He calls to the horse, followed by a sharp whistle and a wave. Both of the animals pause at the familiar voice, and the horse, forgetting Mac an Chuill's presence completely, rushes over to his master.]
She did it! She really did it!
[Cu Chulainn's voice as he pets his horse is half part delight, and half part surprise. He hadn't expected that Aria would actually be able to give him his horse back, but there she is. Liath Macha, in the flesh.]
I missed you, big guy!
[Standing on his tiptoes, he gives the horse a big hug. He can feel that even with her master present, Liath Macha is still tense about the unfamiliar space and the unwelcome addition to her territory. In addition to her tensed muscles, she's stamping one of her front feet on the ground and letting out irritated snorts.]
...Let's get away from her for a bit, okay?
[Cu Chulainn knows his horse. He knows how wild and spirited and aggressive she is. And he knows the best thing to do is to take her out and work off her energy, then bring her back when she's tired and calm. He pats her on the head and, grabbing her mane, springs on her back in a move that both master and ride are familiar with.]
B. Throughout the Tower, any day
[The look on Cu Chulainn's face as he rides his horse down the stairs and onto floors is one of pure, childish excitement. The giant of a horse stampedes through floors, hopping over or kicking down obstacles. Every so often, it pauses to much on things that attract its interest or its ire. If its owner notices its behavior, then he doesn't care, since he never makes any effort to stop it.]
[Whenever they encounter anyone during their stops, Lancer always calls to them to join him.]
Hey, you wanna get on? It's fun!
Setting: Dormitories on January 1, and then throughout the Tower
Format: Open, anything goes!
Summary: Lancer enjoys his regain
Warnings: None right now.
A. Room 4-16, January 1
[The strange noises from floor 101 had drawn Lancer's attention, so he had gone to investigate. To his surprise, he had found a teleporter and a secret floor and Aria's strange machine. Knowing that it was a matter replicator, he had jokingly requested one of his horses.]
[Of course, it was only a joke to him. As he heads back to his room, he doesn't actually expect to hear horse whinnies actually echoing through the halls of the dormitories. As he rushes over to his room, he hears the whinnying increasing in volume, followed by dog barks and the sound of gnashing teeth. In addition, his nose picks up on the distinct scent of both Mac an Chuill and a horse.]
[He more or less kicks the door down the second he arrives at room 4-16. As soon as he pokes his head into the room, he can see Mac an Chuill and a big grey Irish draught horse trying their best to bite, stomp, or claw each other. It seems to be a stalemate, with neither of them successfully wounding the other yet.]
Hey!
[He calls to the horse, followed by a sharp whistle and a wave. Both of the animals pause at the familiar voice, and the horse, forgetting Mac an Chuill's presence completely, rushes over to his master.]
She did it! She really did it!
[Cu Chulainn's voice as he pets his horse is half part delight, and half part surprise. He hadn't expected that Aria would actually be able to give him his horse back, but there she is. Liath Macha, in the flesh.]
I missed you, big guy!
[Standing on his tiptoes, he gives the horse a big hug. He can feel that even with her master present, Liath Macha is still tense about the unfamiliar space and the unwelcome addition to her territory. In addition to her tensed muscles, she's stamping one of her front feet on the ground and letting out irritated snorts.]
...Let's get away from her for a bit, okay?
[Cu Chulainn knows his horse. He knows how wild and spirited and aggressive she is. And he knows the best thing to do is to take her out and work off her energy, then bring her back when she's tired and calm. He pats her on the head and, grabbing her mane, springs on her back in a move that both master and ride are familiar with.]
B. Throughout the Tower, any day
[The look on Cu Chulainn's face as he rides his horse down the stairs and onto floors is one of pure, childish excitement. The giant of a horse stampedes through floors, hopping over or kicking down obstacles. Every so often, it pauses to much on things that attract its interest or its ire. If its owner notices its behavior, then he doesn't care, since he never makes any effort to stop it.]
[Whenever they encounter anyone during their stops, Lancer always calls to them to join him.]
Hey, you wanna get on? It's fun!
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[Diarmuid frowns slightly.]
That may be good or bad here. I fear that whip she so casually brandishes might get her into trouble if she is not more careful.
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[Diarmuid nods.]
But I do plan on keeping my eyes open for her in addition, yes.
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Where's her room, do you know?
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I don't, but it seems like most new arrivals are being put on the first floor of the dorms lately. There are so many empty or partly empty rooms now...
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Yeah...so many people are leaving now.
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[Diarmuid gives him a concerned look.]
How are you doing after the thing with Jason?
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[The concern on Diarmuid's face grows stronger.]
What do you mean it hurt?
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You have to stop dying, brother!
[There is suddenly a begging tone to his voice.]
Please!
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[He closes his eyes and turns his face away, almost tripping over another stair in the process. He can't bear to see that look on his brother's face.]
I-I've promised you not to die over and over, haven't I? And yet...I always end up dying.
[For a second, he almost wants Diarmuid to use something stronger than a simple promise to bind him. Even if it means he'll have to sit out battles that he might be able to win in the future.]
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I am worried about you being...damaged permanently somehow. Something starts happening the more a person dies. It might have only been theory before, but it's obviously a proven fact now!
Is there anything I can do to help? Anything at all?
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[But that's not easily managed.]
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You...don't really want to go that far, do you? You know how absolute those things are. What if...
[He knows the Tower by now and it frightens Diarmuid to think of all the horrible ways it might fight to twist something like that. He just has to think back to what it has done to Suzaku to know how bad an idea a geis that prevents death is.]
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I wouldn't be able to endure just standing by and watching friends die. I'd rather die for them, but as you just said, I've already died too many times.
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[Diarmuid sighs unhappily. He knows his brother is a front-line fighter. That is where his skills work the best and that is where he's the happiest. It's not like he's also a strategist who can also be involved behind the scenes where it is generally safer.]
Can you find a way to save both of you instead of one or the other having to die?
[Maybe if his brother shifts his thinking from 'die for you' to 'escape with you' he will be able to find ways to survive more easily?]
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Yeah, I'll do my best to do that. I bet I can succeed too, since I'm a big hero.
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[He found that out the hard way with Waver.]
and then the revenge plot happened. Oops.
Oops for them both! X.x
[Diarmuid lets go of his brother and starts down the stairs again.]
How are you two doing, by the way?
Re: Oops for them both! X.x
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[Diarmuid laughs.]
If I manage to get Waver out of the lab, it is probably only going to be because he's fallen asleep and I'm taking him to his room because it's been a week since he was last there.
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