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[log] cut off one head [closed]
Characters: Bucky Barnes and Alexander Pierce
Location: Building 149
Date: Day 198, evening
Summary: Bucky finally runs into Pierce, they have words.
Warnings: Graphic violence, will add others if necessary.
[He doesn't want to move too far from the way out of downtown to the ice tunnels, it's his best bet for running into Pierce if the man is even still in this area. But he almost wishes he'd stayed back at the post office when he finds a table carved with a very specific Russian word.
Fury has him kicking the table into the wall until it breaks into chunks that he can pick up with one hand, only so that he can slam them into each other more and more until there's nothing but splinters remaining. He doesn't care about the mess he's making, only stopping when there's literally no trace of that word left. Covered in dust, he opens the door intending to brush off the worst of it before lockdown, when he sees a very familiar figure in the snow.
It's almost like a mirage at first, that he should show up at this moment.
But Bucky only wastes a single second before he's sprinting out into the snow with the aim of catching Pierce and dragging him back into the house before the doors lock. By his hair, if he has to.]
Location: Building 149
Date: Day 198, evening
Summary: Bucky finally runs into Pierce, they have words.
Warnings: Graphic violence, will add others if necessary.
[He doesn't want to move too far from the way out of downtown to the ice tunnels, it's his best bet for running into Pierce if the man is even still in this area. But he almost wishes he'd stayed back at the post office when he finds a table carved with a very specific Russian word.
Fury has him kicking the table into the wall until it breaks into chunks that he can pick up with one hand, only so that he can slam them into each other more and more until there's nothing but splinters remaining. He doesn't care about the mess he's making, only stopping when there's literally no trace of that word left. Covered in dust, he opens the door intending to brush off the worst of it before lockdown, when he sees a very familiar figure in the snow.
It's almost like a mirage at first, that he should show up at this moment.
But Bucky only wastes a single second before he's sprinting out into the snow with the aim of catching Pierce and dragging him back into the house before the doors lock. By his hair, if he has to.]
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Do you use it yourself for the pain?
[He was also washing his body down, but he was certainly having less trouble about it. He didn't have months of built up grossness on him, so he made relatively quick work of himself. His water was dirty but not filthy. Already, he assumed the smell was much better for them both.]
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[He paused before answering further, half because he had soap on his face that needed washing off and half because he wasn't sure if a more detailed answer was required. The Soldier is a taciturn creature, after all.]
None of it is mine.
[All the medicine he carries has different names. Alfie Solomons, Jay, Sherlock Holmes. Nothing for the Soldier.]
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So you intend to give the medications to the appropriate recipients then?
[He figured that most controlled substances can be used for bartering of favours or other items. It could be a currency worthwhile investing in. He had heard supplies were running low though.]
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[He doesn't intend to do anything and there's the tiniest blink of confusion as he glances over at his handler. He doesn't have wants, intentions, or opinions outside of what he's been ordered to have.
Why would he?]
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[At least that was still intact. It was good to check now and again, not that he planned on using the words again. They were, if anything, a last resort always. Right now, it was best that the concentrate on getting clean so that they could put clothes on to limit the chill.
It would drive Barnes mad to have to spoon for body warmth, assuming all the memories would be intact of course. He assumed so given previous malfunctions.]
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I don't remember.
[Is that a failure? Should he?]
I don't really remember anything before you found me.
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[A good sleep schedule, as regular meals when possible and personal hygiene were a start. More than that, it was such a visible difference that he suspected those closest to the Soldier would experience certain emotions. Of course none of them would be pleased with him, and he would offer no justification. It simply was.]
You were malfunctioning before I found you. We are simply putting some things back into rights again.
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Malfunctioning how?
[His voice has just a hint of aggression hidden under the calm level question.]
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A different kind of trigger word. Ones that provoked reactions that might suit him later.]
Attacking without order. Paranoia. A clear inability to keep yourself in as optimal of condition as possible in this place. Quick to anger. Quick to violence. And fear.
[He watched the Soldier as he spoke even as he was washing down his legs, looking for microexpressions, anything to pick up on how his words hit home.]
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He nods.]
I was making my own choices?
[It's only half a question, and there's a tiny bit of both hope and scandalised confusion underneath the words. That's what he's got from what he's been told. His own choices, his own person.]
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No. You were attempting and self-destructing. You were destroying yourself, and that makes me very upset. You are too fine a man for such behaviours. All I want is to set you back on a productive path.
[There wasn't a lie in that, but he had other reasons for doing what he was as well. Sabotage wasn't necessarily an unpleasant experience after all.]
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[He doesn't often apologise, but the Soldier would always tell his handlers what he thought they needed to hear. And sometimes, not often, an apology could stave off some pain for his mistakes.]
I'll be on whatever path you want me to be. You speak, I obey.
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And there was no responsibility taken with an apology, and he expected none. The Soldier was his for only a short amount of time and then he would return Barnes and that would be that. He would be left in peace to do what he had come here to do.]
You are performing my wishes for you right now. Eating, sleeping, being healthy. There is no reason for self-destructive behaviour.
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He nods, however, not about to contradict his handler. He will ask further clarification, though.]
No other orders?
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He looked at that Soldier still cleaning.]
Not at present. We are sticking to the routine for now. Unless you are requesting new orders?
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Am I allowed?
[He doesn't remember ever requesting orders before, and he's concerned this might be a trap. But he does want something more, this-- whatever this is, it itches under his skin in a way he doesn't understand.]
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In time, he thought.]
Yes, you've requested a change to orders or requested new ones. They aren't always accepted. Frankly, more often than not, it is denied, but the option is still available.
[Or at least it was now. And the Soldier had to operate on missions with autonomy. There had to be clear orders but otherwise, the method in which they were carried out was the Soldier's discretion. It allowed for shifts when aspects changed.
Clean and drying off himself, he leafed through his pack for one of his handful of shivs, the sharpest, cleanest edge. He was in need of a shave.]
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I want something more.
[Those weren't orders that had him doing anything of significance, he had no purpose there. He was supposed to be a tool, a weapon, and taking care of himself felt like a sideline rather than a complete mission.
There's something in his eyes that speaks of disquiet, of Bucky underneath almost desperate for Pierce to do something that wasn't beneficial to him.]
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And what would more entail for you?
[He was intent on his own business, though he kept part of his intention on the Soldier next to him. He only had soap to work with and the wounds on his face made shaving both tedious and difficult.]
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I don't know.
[He hesitates, hand paused in the action of emptying the sink to refill it again.]
I usually have a target.
[Whether that's a person, an object, or even information.]
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Of course, having a target here was currently impossible. The sheer volume of interaction that had to happened compromised a situation where the Soldier had once been in their world. With a 'will', the Soldier had more than a few people that checked in and any targeting would be traced back to him. For now, he was intent on keeping his nose clean.]
I suppose you technically do have a target. The Admin or Eve. Everyone is searching for the center of the spiral, so to speak.
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Neutralised, captured, or killed?
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For his part, he continued to carefully shave his cheeks.]
We would have to have more information of which capacity Even exists. As Zola proved, you can't torture a problem, only box it into a certain area. Take away things. So until we know more, that is still in question. It means we'll have to operate under the assumption that all of those things and none of this things may come to be.
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Finally, with one last swipe of the napkin, he's clean.
Next up, he takes his scalpel and prepares to shave with it, careful and precise, though he speaks between strokes.]
I will report all findings to you for analysis.
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He washed his own blade in the sink of water and rinsed his face and then continued with his own shaving.]
Is the Admin worth sending messages to?
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