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snowblindrpg2017-04-15 09:48 pm
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[log] love, let the poison bleed out of me [closed]
Characters: Alfie Solomons & Royce Melborn
Location: Downtown, Building 150
Date: Day 229-230
Summary: A couple of girls chase a couple of guys.
Warnings: Nothing out of the usual - violence, description of anomalies, language. Event stuff!
150: A small toy store that sells old-fashioned toys. Dusty, long-forgotten dolls, wooden blocks, and rubber balls line the shelves. There are a few board games, and even some stuffed animals, with polar bears and seals being favored alongside more traditional teddy bears. While the building seems normal enough, it has an eerie feel to it. Are the dolls moving around while you're not looking at them? There's a door near the back that leads to an employees only area, but it's completely empty except for one a chair that has a note glued heavily onto it. The note reads "dont trust the toys. i took a marionette apart and it put itself back together overnight plus every other toy moved up against this door. the chair kept the door closed fine but i still wouldnt trust them". At least there's also a public bathroom readily available.
Location: Downtown, Building 150
Date: Day 229-230
Summary: A couple of girls chase a couple of guys.
Warnings: Nothing out of the usual - violence, description of anomalies, language. Event stuff!
150: A small toy store that sells old-fashioned toys. Dusty, long-forgotten dolls, wooden blocks, and rubber balls line the shelves. There are a few board games, and even some stuffed animals, with polar bears and seals being favored alongside more traditional teddy bears. While the building seems normal enough, it has an eerie feel to it. Are the dolls moving around while you're not looking at them? There's a door near the back that leads to an employees only area, but it's completely empty except for one a chair that has a note glued heavily onto it. The note reads "dont trust the toys. i took a marionette apart and it put itself back together overnight plus every other toy moved up against this door. the chair kept the door closed fine but i still wouldnt trust them". At least there's also a public bathroom readily available.
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He hadn't been able to stop it. And it'd been necessary, there, for the greater good. But here, he doesn't have to worry about the greater good.
Royce exhales slowly, murmuring: ] Couldn't do anything.
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[He squeezes Royce's shoulder.]
I'm sorry, mate. Not with this.
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He'll probably not move much for the rest of the day, unless Alfie prods at him. ]
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It's all her. All Gwen. It's her death in fucking technicolor, bright and painful. It's her, broken and twitching, static bleeding from her lips, eyes blank as she begs him to help her. And worst of all, it's her, with newborn Mercy, in a little cottage out in the country, her singing softly and bouncing the baby gently in her arms, smiling. She's sweet and relaxed, hair tucked behind her ear, and Mercy burbles happily, shaking her fists in the air.
He wants to go to her, and he tries, but he steps forward and she looks up at him and it isn't happiness, it's shock. Shock, and then anguish, and a spray of blood hits Royce's face as she falls, as Mercy falls, and Royce --
Wakes up, with a choked noise, scrabbling to pull himself up. ]
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What? What is it?
[Still a little addled, he just assumes that something's happened - maybe the anomalies are knocking at the windows and doors again.]
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Night - nightmare. [ Royce mutters, just to ease Alfie's mind as far as attacks go. ]
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That's bad, but it's not the kind of bad that Alfie had worried it would be, so he lets himself drop back down onto the floor on his back. He just needs a moment here.]
How often do you have those?
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Not often. [ Usually he's too tired to dream. ] Not like this.
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[It could be true.]
Still, I'm not gonna eat until you do. I know that what you're feeling kills the appetite, and that's not something we can afford now.
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