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[log] pretty pretty princesses [closed]
Characters: Cassel and Adelina
Location: Building 145
Date: Day 190
Summary: Two teenagers try very hard not to freeze to death.
Warnings: Will edit as necessary!
[Cassel finally makes it to the storage unit minutes before lockdown. It doesn't take long to slip from the grocery store to the little building beside it, but by the time he does, he's already shivering violently. He's wearing a leather jacket and gloves more suited for fall than for winter, and while they cut the wind a bit, it feels like the chill has seeped down into his bones. He isn't used to cold like this, and he'd be lying if he didn't admit that his heart sinks when he sees where they'll be spending the night—a bare concrete floor and an empty, echoing room.
Cassel closes the door behind him and hears the lock engage a moment later, then drops his pack to the ground. He already looks a little ridiculous—there's a pink leopard print cutting cape wrapped around his throat like a scarf, and he's wearing sneakers that certainly weren't made for traipsing around in the snow and the ice. At least he has fresh food.]
Location: Building 145
Date: Day 190
Summary: Two teenagers try very hard not to freeze to death.
Warnings: Will edit as necessary!
[Cassel finally makes it to the storage unit minutes before lockdown. It doesn't take long to slip from the grocery store to the little building beside it, but by the time he does, he's already shivering violently. He's wearing a leather jacket and gloves more suited for fall than for winter, and while they cut the wind a bit, it feels like the chill has seeped down into his bones. He isn't used to cold like this, and he'd be lying if he didn't admit that his heart sinks when he sees where they'll be spending the night—a bare concrete floor and an empty, echoing room.
Cassel closes the door behind him and hears the lock engage a moment later, then drops his pack to the ground. He already looks a little ridiculous—there's a pink leopard print cutting cape wrapped around his throat like a scarf, and he's wearing sneakers that certainly weren't made for traipsing around in the snow and the ice. At least he has fresh food.]
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[He pauses, studying the map for a moment.]
Look, honestly, I don't know what I'm doing. The hospital?
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There were some items in there I didn't recognize... I wonder if you might be able to recognize some of them and determine if they're worth keeping.
[It'll be good to have a future person around.]
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[A pause, thinking of how to describe the next item.]
A metal disc, too, that was attached to a cord of sorts. The cord itself was attached to some kind of firm material that branched off, and the ends of those branches were bent inwards.
[An IV bag and a stethoscope.]
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[The second one takes him a minute.]
Was the cord rubbery?
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[She pauses for a moment at his next question.]
Rubbery...?
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Rubbery, like this. Waterproof and... bendy?
[Describing future stuff is weird.]
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[She nods, then something seems to dawn on her. She reaches for her backpack, unzipping it.]
That reminds me, you inquired about weaponry when we spoke on those strange devices, didn't you?
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[Among other things, but. Details.]
Yeah, I did. Did you find something?
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It's not much, but it will be better than nothing if anything unfortunate arises.
[She's keeping the other half and the boxcutter, though.]
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I found a straight razor in one of the other houses. You sure you don't want to hold onto it?
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[Once he takes what she's offering him, at least. Despite what people have told her, she still feels fairly confident that she can handle herself with what she has - she isn't certain about him.]
If I were you, I wouldn't refuse additional means to protect yourself in case it becomes necessary.
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Alright, alright, fine. Twist my arm.
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[She says, but there's a smile in return once he's taken the weapon from her.]
It's certainly no replacement for a sword, and I hope neither of us will have cause to use it at any point soon, but all the same.
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I'd definitely find a way to cut my own head off if you gave me a sword. Knives are perfect.
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I imagine that would be more difficult than you might assume. You'd have to be swinging it very hard, after all, and in the incorrect direction.
[Because he definitely meant that literally? Totally.]
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Yeah, maybe it would be easier than I think. You swing it like a club, right?
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Like a club? No - not at all!
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No, definitely like a club. What else would you do with it?
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It's much different than a club. You have to wield it like it's a natural extension of your arm, as if it's a part of you.
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Are you a knight or something?
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Well... Soldier is a more accurate term. You aren't a knight until you're more accomplished.
[Predictably, all of the teasing has flown over her head.]
What about you? What did you do in your home?
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I'm just a high school student. That's not nearly as cool, but I've got the dorkiest blazer in existence at home.
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[But from her tone, it's pretty clear she's curious. If she notices his raised eyebrow, she doesn't bring it up.]
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