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towerofanimus2011-12-16 11:44 pm
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dualscars and everyone else.
Setting: The second library, very late at night.
Format: Starting with action brackets, but I'll match.
Summary: Dualscar partakes in an activity that does not involve violence!
Warnings: None, yet.
[those transversing the second library later at night may find the orphaner perusing its shelves, though with little to no apparent criteria for his selections. he looks as he has for the last few weeks: not to his standards of vanity. and with the more recent shenanigans involving nightmarish worlds? a touch on the battered side.
more notable, however, is that with every book deemed unsatisfactory, its chucked unceremoniously to the floor. only, that it isn't: to be thrown into a growing pile of them. one that, in fact, looks like quite a few shelves had gone into its creation. by now, several individuals could sit uncomfortably upon its hard-cover summits.
but if this requires any sort of attention at all, it doesn't show. after all, both holding a book and turning the page with one hand requires more effort than he'd care to admit.]
Setting: The second library, very late at night.
Format: Starting with action brackets, but I'll match.
Summary: Dualscar partakes in an activity that does not involve violence!
Warnings: None, yet.
[those transversing the second library later at night may find the orphaner perusing its shelves, though with little to no apparent criteria for his selections. he looks as he has for the last few weeks: not to his standards of vanity. and with the more recent shenanigans involving nightmarish worlds? a touch on the battered side.
more notable, however, is that with every book deemed unsatisfactory, its chucked unceremoniously to the floor. only, that it isn't: to be thrown into a growing pile of them. one that, in fact, looks like quite a few shelves had gone into its creation. by now, several individuals could sit uncomfortably upon its hard-cover summits.
but if this requires any sort of attention at all, it doesn't show. after all, both holding a book and turning the page with one hand requires more effort than he'd care to admit.]

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At which point a book sails out of the stack and hits him in the face, and he lets out an annoyed hiss]
What the fuck? What kind of grubfisted nooksniffing asshole just throws books around without looking to see if someone's in the way first?!
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and guess what, sufferer? have another book chucked your way, its source remaining elusive. hard.]
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1) be silly and immature. by doing something even sillier and more immature than he had just done, which kind of makes his head reel from the idiocy. so that's out of the question. it would most likely entail... well, more books being thrown.
and then he could, before the sufferer reached his aisle and identified him as the perpetrator, kill him before he was able to. this would require knocking over bookcases and crushing him. if he could make it look like an accident, then he could get away with it, right? but this was somewhat of a farfetched idea, with the potential trajectory of the cases unlikely to accomplish just what he wished for.
instead, he merely stood as he had been before in his aisle, skimming the titles of books and occasionally pulling one out to study its contents.]
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He eyes him from the end of the bookcase.]
You know what wrigglers do?
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[nonchalantly, even. he has yet to look the signless' way, replacing the book he'd been leafing through in favor of a thinner one. yes, these incredibly boring texts prove to be much more interesting than you.
hope you don't expect a confession or anything.]
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They also throw books at innocent people and then pretend they didn't.
[Right or wrong, he's convinced, Dualscar. He's also taking a second look at you]
What happened to your arm?
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'Innocent'. Self-aggrandizin' too, I think.
[because he's far-from, see? that's why it's funny. hilarious, even. maybe he'd tell that one to the grand highblood later. probably not. but he doesn't stop showing teeth, even as the other changes the topic to something completely different, something you'd think would provoke rather melancholy thoughts.]
None 'a your business.
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Sorry, I couldn't understand your insults over the sound of my epic amounts of not caring.
[Eyebrow]
That bad?
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[the last word comes out as a hiss. yep, that shallow amount of mirth shown beforehand is already long-gone. he shelves the book he'd been absentmindedly struggling to leaf through in favor of a new one.]
That, an' it really isn't any 'a your business.
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I noticed. That's pretty much what's wrong with it. Usually arms are attached, in my experience.
Where is it?
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Threw it to the sharks.
[heading back towards his pile now so that he may incorporate the new building blocks.]
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Are you shitting me?
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[yeah, that's really infuriating too. once at the pile, he stops to toss the selected books into what is very nearly a mountain of them. a few tumble downward at being agitated, but he pays them no mind. what is paid mind is that he has a stupid feeling the inquiries about his arm have to do with its reattachment.]
Why, thinkin' 'a givin' it to the Condesce as a present?
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Anyway.
I'm supposed to be a nurse at the infirmary. Have you had it properly treated or did you just wrap it up and let it fester like the grubfisted moron you are?
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it takes all his control not to swing a fist at him right then and there, to maybe draw his sword and skewer him through and be done with it all. that is, until next time. the subject of his arm is forgotten. and for the first time since, he turns round to look the lowblood head-on. it's not a pretty gaze to be met with.]
Your kismesis.
[and colder than ice, that tone is.]
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I don't have a kismesis. You volunteering? No? Then butt out.
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his sword is slowly drawn. deliberately slow, so that the metal makes a rather prolonged grating noise against its sheathe. he doesn't quite point it at him yet, but it isn't quite lowered either.]
I suggest you keep your black yearnings to yourself, if you wish to keep your life.
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Mentally, he's ready to pull his sickles from his specibus, though.]
Jealous, fin-face? I wonder who of. I'm sensing a bit of black yearning here, right now.
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[he hisses, grip tightening on his sword to where it bleaches his knuckles. his teeth are grit together, almost painfully so, all multiple rows of them. but when he speaks, it hardly betrays just how angry he is. or maybe it does, with how flat his tone is; expression aside, he never could mask his emotions as well as he hoped.]
I'm jealous 'a nothin'. But the fact you'd think that you've a chance in hell 'a becomin' a lover of Her is absolutely heinous.
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Who says I think I have a chance in hell, even if I wanted her?
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You said it yourself, mutant. Your kismesis.
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Slips can be tellin'.
[... nonetheless, as much as he hates to admit it, he does have a point. the sword is sheathed just like that, though not without a bit of uneccessary force.]
My point stands.
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[He snorts] Of whom, I'm not even sure.
[He doesn't actually think Dualscar is jealous of Signless' interest - if he HAD any interest, which he didn't, no way - in the Condesce. But it's too amusing to needle him.]
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