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Entry tags:
- !event,
- "todd",
- agent north dakota,
- alex shepherd,
- alex summers | au,
- annie cresta,
- captain jack sparrow,
- carolyn fry,
- charles xavier | au,
- dave strider,
- dr. elizabeth "betty" ross,
- eridan ampora,
- feferi peixes,
- heather mason,
- hikaru sulu (xi),
- irene adler,
- james t. kirk (xi),
- jane shepard,
- jesse pinkman | au,
- john watson,
- john watson | au,
- josias st. john,
- knives chau,
- kurt hummel,
- libby,
- matthew keller,
- miles edgeworth,
- netherlands,
- niall o corcoráin,
- percy jackson,
- red scout,
- richard b. riddick,
- robb stark,
- rory williams,
- roxanne ritchi,
- russia (ivan braginski),
- sawyer "soysauce" sciarrino,
- statsraaden,
- tali'zorah vas normandy,
- tate langdon,
- topher brink,
- zatanna zatara
03 ▒ EVENT: STRELA OUTPOST ▒ ASSIMILATION
CHARACTERS: Ensemble production!
LOCATION: Strela Outpost.
WARNINGS: Mind horror, hivemindery, etc.
SUMMARY: Communal brainwashing.
NOTES: Divided by locations; players are free to indicate which day/stage, and to begin new subthreads wherever they'd like!
LOCATION: Strela Outpost.
WARNINGS: Mind horror, hivemindery, etc.
SUMMARY: Communal brainwashing.
NOTES: Divided by locations; players are free to indicate which day/stage, and to begin new subthreads wherever they'd like!
Looks like the authorities have apprehended you and have brought you in for processing. After being forced to wait in the waiting room, you're brought to the assimilation room - a terrible white cell, where you're trapped for hours, sentenced to be slowly stripped of your individuality. |
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He hopes to hell (what's a God out here) that his nervousness doesn't ring through. He is, though. Nervous. Has nothing to quell his habits. Hasn't smoked, hasn't slept, hasn't jacked off, hasn't paced around a garden or planted anything for days, and everything's happening in alternate flashes of clarity and drawn out stretches that he can't quite recall when he closes his eyes.
When he reads the second message, it's jumping between blurry and perfect, and more than hearing footsteps he can feel every meter Russia comes closer - because even now he's still making the effort to. It's so much more exhausting than it used to be, and he's not sure if it's because he hasn't done in months or if it's because they're out here or because of something far worse. But he doesn't bother sending anything back - if Russia can find him, Russia will find him. That's it. He merely straightens his shoulders and comes up with a few plans, just in case the Russia who finds him isn't the Russia he wants to meet.
He won't say he doesn't have a gun, but he's not saying anything else, either.]
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So the longer it takes to get to Netherlands, for that door to open has him shifting in annoyance and a dim ache of something that tastes sharp like fear. But just as Netherlands gathers and scrapes about for a few plans, Russia does the same. He's worn and crashing from adrenaline but he's nothing if not paranoid and though he's pretty certain Netherlands hadn't been captured or turned against them somehow, he's still wary enough to come up with admittedly shattered backup plans.]
Open the door before I have to take out another civilian.
[Maybe not the best thing to send but he's jumpy and he can feel Netherlands just as he always could. It's so much stronger now that he's out of that chamber and almost next to each other and he fidgets. Netherlands isn't exactly safety, but he's stability of a sort.]
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Don't call 'em that, [he gripes, cautiously stepping forward but keeping his eye on any response Russia might have to that particular statement. For it is particular; peculiar, to almost anyone else, to anyone who might not understand the weight civilian carries to a Nation. But Strela's residents weren't civilians. Not according to him. And it's weird, one step closer (feeling that one step and goddamn this could get overwhelming fast, so why isn't he drawing back) - to think that Russia might respond with something else. If anyone knows civilians...
He's waiting on the next thing with baited breath and a long piece of scrap metal in his palm.]
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They're hardly people, Niderlandy. [A grumble, voice dark with sick understanding and disgust. They'd thought to turn him into a mockery such as that?]
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And he drops the "connection" as it were. It is just too tiring for him to keep it up, and he doesn't think he needs to. Rus might feel weird, but he sounds pretty damn normal.]
Got that. [And a heaved sigh as his free hand swipes through his hair.] Let's get the hell outta here.
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I don't know how many are after me. [There's a rough sigh and he looks around, edges closer to the comfort of a familiar person. There's no time to waste, any moment now whatever was left of the guard forces could be after them.] The ship was that way, yeah?
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Great. [Huff.] Yeah, it is. [While he doesn't drop his makeshift weapon, he hefts it over his shoulder in no great position to swing and trots a few steps forward, nodding toward the door - let's go.]
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There's nothing to really say, though, and the trip back to the ship starts out nearly too quiet.]
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A long breath, a nod, and he's silently letting them out, glancing down the corridors and at the first hint of paranoia he dives into a doorway and jerks Rus along with him.]
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He doesn't take well to the first time Netherlands snags him and hides them in a doorway, then. Eyes blown wide, pupils dilating; he doesn't attack, but his fingers dig into Netherlands' arm and there's an aborted movement, as if it took him a second to realize Netherlands wasn't a danger.]
Don't do that [It's a hiss, words soft in case someone was out there.]
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While sorry is something he won't say (because he's not sorry for doing it even he's sorry that he freaked Russia out) he does look up and shoot a funny little look over, before glancing away.]
Might have to. [It comes out both quiet and snappish, though he leaves off the "so don't bash my head in, moron," that would normally follow.]
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He's gone, too focused on the surroundings themselves to notice the little look Netherlands' blurred edged figure shoots him. It's not like he expects anything, anyway.]
Fine. [It's a worn tone, wearied eyes flitting over and catching the turn of jaw instead of an actual glance. He answers the unspoken addendum, however.] I'll try not to.
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Alright.
[It comes out thankful. He means it to come out that way. He keeps his gaze on Russia's, just to check.]
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Until it gets awkward that is, and he rips his gaze away to once more check their surroundings.]