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acatalepsy_rpg2018-09-07 03:34 pm
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video | dated at the very end of week one
[The video opens on a patch of dirt, a leg stretched out along one edge of the screen. Next to the leg a number of very small muddy spots map out a connect-the-dots picture that more creative minds - or just anyone who's ever been a bored teenager - might recognize as a sort-of accurate depiction of one particular x-rated body part. A voice, cracking and hoarse like it has to drag itself over gravel to get its words out, starts speaking immediately.]
Hey, you know what makes me-
[His coughing is harsh and wet but it's only a few seconds before it stops. Hank mutters a curse under his breath, just audible, and hacks up a loogie, spitting it so it lands just so off the end of the art in the dirt next to him. The dirt there goes wet and dark, and with this artistic rendering of a drop of splooge, his masterpiece is complete. When he leans back the camera's in a different position; in the opposite corner from the dirt the screen shows the massive head of a Saint Bernard, taking up a good part of the screen and the majority of Hank's lap.]
You know what makes me feel better when I'm feeling like shit? Bitching about it. Let's bitch, guys. Tell me how shitty you've got it right now. It's not like anyone's got anything else to do here, right? I mean, not unless someone can get this big furry boulder to unglue itself from my lap. I'd have something to do if he'd just play. Look, watch this, it's pathetic.
Hey, Sumo. Fetch.
[Anyone with motion sickness might want to look away; the screen jerks around wildly as the arm with the camera on it moves to grab a rock and hold it in the air like Hank's going to throw it. Then the screen goes still again as Hank has to lean forward to cough, his dog's big, placid face now taking up the whole view. Sumo gives a single low whuff, lifts his head, and apparently settles himself right over the camera because the screen goes dark. There's the muffled sound of Hank cursing, trying to say Sumo's name between coughs, and then nothing as Hank manages to work his other hand under Sumo's jaw and shut the recording off.]
Hey, you know what makes me-
[His coughing is harsh and wet but it's only a few seconds before it stops. Hank mutters a curse under his breath, just audible, and hacks up a loogie, spitting it so it lands just so off the end of the art in the dirt next to him. The dirt there goes wet and dark, and with this artistic rendering of a drop of splooge, his masterpiece is complete. When he leans back the camera's in a different position; in the opposite corner from the dirt the screen shows the massive head of a Saint Bernard, taking up a good part of the screen and the majority of Hank's lap.]
You know what makes me feel better when I'm feeling like shit? Bitching about it. Let's bitch, guys. Tell me how shitty you've got it right now. It's not like anyone's got anything else to do here, right? I mean, not unless someone can get this big furry boulder to unglue itself from my lap. I'd have something to do if he'd just play. Look, watch this, it's pathetic.
Hey, Sumo. Fetch.
[Anyone with motion sickness might want to look away; the screen jerks around wildly as the arm with the camera on it moves to grab a rock and hold it in the air like Hank's going to throw it. Then the screen goes still again as Hank has to lean forward to cough, his dog's big, placid face now taking up the whole view. Sumo gives a single low whuff, lifts his head, and apparently settles himself right over the camera because the screen goes dark. There's the muffled sound of Hank cursing, trying to say Sumo's name between coughs, and then nothing as Hank manages to work his other hand under Sumo's jaw and shut the recording off.]
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Close, real close! If I didn't know any better, I'd say you were there! After bathing with some real big guys, dealing with some knife dogs in the gardens, and, AND, having to run some sort of carnival race and pull off some impressive dunks, they finally get to meet the emperor himself! Who, up on his giant golden throne, challenges them and sends them to a parallel universe filled with shadows and a giant rhino head that barfs skulls.
[He's on a roll here.]
But our brave fireteam Weight Watchers escape and go toe to toe with the emperor, finally defeating him- but wait! It seems it wasn't the emperor at all, but rather a robot!
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A robot, shit. That means either the emperor's really paranoid, or one of fireteam Weight Watchers squealed. But they don't have time to worry about it because why would you replace yourself with a robot when you could replace yourself with an exploding robot? [Cayde had wanted explosions, hadn't he?] So, our heroes think they're fucked but turns out one of them charmed the hell out of one of those gladiators and earned himself a uh... a boon, or whatever. Some kinda, I don't know, enchanted blubber blanket. Or uh, rhino skin. Which, creepy, but these guys seem like the type who'd do that shit.
So, they survived the explosion. But they still gotta figure out if one of em's a spy, and uh... maybe still fight a robot? How durable is rhino-klingon space tech, would it be scrap by that point or is there time for a few dramatic last words?
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Ah yes, space rhino x guardian love, I'm sure it totally exists out there somewhere on the web.
[It...probably does. He doesn't really want to think about that.]
But this tryst has allowed our brave fireteam to survive the robot-emporer's deadly attack! But while they bicker and try to find out who's sold them out, the robot rises again, all scrapped up, to deliver an ominous speech about how delightful it is that our dear Weight Watchers have proven their strength.
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[He takes a moment to ponder, pretending to really think on the matter.]
But when the heroes grab ahold and go for a ride, it weighs our good emperor down and the entire lot of them only get a little distance away before they crash and fall through some poorly made floor, right down into the guts of the ship itself!
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So. Okay. You put my mind on this track, you asshole. But look- [He says it in a very put upon way, like he can't believe he's saying it. Because he can't. And yet.] -when the robot gets horny little parts of it that got loose in the explosion start to ping off it. And there are guards coming, cause you can't have your big bossfight end with you falling through the floor without someone noticing, but a lot of their weapons lost their charge or got damaged in that long drawn out fight earlier. So a couple now x rated members of the team have to like, do a little jiggle in the right direction so the horny robot's like a guided missile, little screws and shit hitting guards in the face at twenty miles per hour. But you can only keep that up so long, and who knows what kinda crazy bullshit's on the floor they just crashed into.
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[But now he's laughing, and everything slowly spirals out of control until he's not even able to continue with the story and instead is curled up on himself he's laughing so hard and intermittently slapping Hank's back to try to ground himself.]
Mercy, mercy. You got one hell of a mind for it all, dragonslayer.
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What, you don't think that's something you'd see in a movie? We could do the thing where like, everyone's x-ratings are blocked out by strategically placed potted plants, that'd make it fit for Hollywood no problem.
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[He considers Cayde, raising his eyebrows.]
You okay, man? You going to survive my amazing, unexpected twist to the action movie of the century?
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[He's catching his breath, slowly but surely, and there's a flicker of amusement at Hank's mild concern. Perhaps he still lets his hand rest on the man's back though, because it helps to ground him while he comes back down to earth.]
That what doesn't kill me, isn't that how the old phrase goes? I'm just gonna emerge stronger than ever.
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[Hank never really expected to spend any time as a robot's armrest. Hard to expect a situation you've never even thought about. It's weird how you don't think anything about stuff like that at all - a pat on the back, a hand on the shoulder, all that shit - until you're in a freaky new place where no one really knows you and suddenly someone's decided they like you enough that you're actually feeling real, physical contact with another person for for the first time in weeks.
Maybe if it was any other robot, it'd be weird, Hank'd be awkward and stiff until the hand went away. But Cayde, somehow, feels like one of the most aggressively casual parts of this place, the least weird, despite - you know, the obvious.
Hank gives Cayde a faint, crooked smile, his posture comfortable, relaxed, leaning toward Cayde a little. He can be a robot's armrest, this once. It's not so bad.]
What are you gonna do with all that strength? Strongarm your way on top of the sparrow racing industry? That might be legal, maybe, but it's kinda sounding a little nefarious.
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Nefarious nothing, it's called being lucky. Being really lucky. No one can fault you for luck, right? Besides, my guy's good for it, he's the best around right now. No way he's going to lose.
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[He tries to be halfway subtle about clearing his throat, and tries to work some spit into his mouth and down into his raw throat quietly. His voice went kind of patchy near the end there, like a station with bad reception, and nothing fucks up your ability to shoot the shit like not being able to, you know, talk at all.]
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[He can feel the slight shift beneath his palm though, a movement that shakes Hank even if he's trying to be subtle. Still sick, definitely still sick, and not doing any better if the scratchy tone of his voice is anything to go on.]
I'll tell you all about it, promise, but I gotta say that it's getting kinda yuck out here.
[It isn't.]
I'm feeling like moseying on in and taking a leg off, you in?
[Inside has to be better for someone that's sick, right?]
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[Hank looks around, considering it. Sumo's not pinning him anymore. Why not? He leans forward to stand up and, hey, it sure is easy to forget you're sick when you're sitting around doing nothing, isn't it. Good thing his body makes sure it reminds him once he gets halfway up, it sure would be a shame not to get this refresher on what being dizzy and kinda fainty feels like.]
Sounds messy. Or maybe kinda kinky. Do that a lot where you're from?
[He mutters it, head hanging and eyes closed while he waits for his body to figure out what it's doing. He'll just hunch against the wall for a second here, no problem. How long has he been sitting here? Fuck it, who cares, he'll remember how standing up works in a second and then he'll be golden.]