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Entry tags:
- *intro log,
- armand,
- chara,
- dean winchester,
- elmer c. albatross,
- firo prochainezo,
- frisk,
- gansey,
- heine rammsteiner,
- inquisitor trevelyan,
- jo harvelle,
- ken kaneki,
- misa amane,
- muscovy,
- natasha romanoff,
- nick valentine,
- oscar,
- rey,
- rin okumura,
- river tam,
- sandor clegane,
- sans,
- shadow the hedgehog,
- simon tam,
- ushahin dreamspinner,
- wanda maximoff
Intro Log: Arm Yourself
Who: New arrivals and everyone else!
What: The intro log for August
Where: The colosseum and all around the city.
When: August 10th-15th
Warnings: Stalkers, newbies, and cute loot!
What: The intro log for August
Where: The colosseum and all around the city.
When: August 10th-15th
Warnings: Stalkers, newbies, and cute loot!
Sleeping on the cold dirt ground of the colosseum is enough to make anyone uncomfortable. It might be a little worse this month than others, as some of you may be waking up on top of or around various self defense devices (btw: that last one is a taser).
Come to think of it, you'll probably need those. Also in the colosseum and already stalking you are... uh, well, stalkers from the Borderlands game series. Stalkers come armed with claws, teeth, and sharp tails- and what's more, they can turn invisible to sneak up on you. Zap them with your newfound taser or stab them with your jewelry comb knife or just run away screaming- we won't judge, but you have to do something or else they'll kill you and eat your corpse and all sorts of unfortunate things.
Good luck finding a way out. Maybe you can make some friends along the way.
All done and escaped from the clutches of the colosseum? Awesome! Feel free to go explore the rest of the city! Find a house, find a new monster, or simply scavenge for supplies. Good luck, and enjoy your stay in Hadriel!► This log covers August 10th-15th.
► Feel free to make your own logs as well!
► All characters arrive with phones that have network communication.
► Please put your character's name and open/closed in the subject line of your starters!
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"Indeed. It looks like we have a now have a problem on our hands," Sato replies, oddly cheerful while sighting down the barrel. He might still be completely lost as to the details of the current situation in general , but this specific one is familiar. "Too bad."
Bang.
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It's not an entirely new position for him to be in. Being both a gangster and a nosy jerk, this was bound to happen sooner or later, and so getting shot to death isn't exactly a novelty for him.
Handily enough, this means that his body's had some practice at repairing, so blood and brains and shards of skull are pulling back together before a minute's even passed. Szilard's rather exhaustive research had shown him that, while head wounds are a pain to heal, areas that have been wounded a lot regenerate faster. He's thankful for that now.
He growls while he hauls himself off the ground and looks around to see if the man's moved in the time since Firo was shot. "You wanna try that again, jackass?"
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Still there wasn't any denying that he'd killed him, and now Firo was back. And that meant a potential ally once he'd sorted out quite what was going on. Maybe.
"Oh, pardon me. If I'd realized, I wouldn't have acted so hastily," he says in mild surprise, apologetic but not overly so. It's not like being killed means that much as a demihuman, after all. At worst, painful if you weren't used to it. "After all, it is inconvenient to be discovered."
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Well, he supposes he can't deny that, but he'd choose words that are a bit stronger. He's not even sure what to say when the man's acting like this isn't a big deal at all, so he settles for the obvious.
"The hell was that for?"
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"Again, I do apologize. But what would you have done in my position?" he says, opting for the serious route. "In a strange place like this, it's hard not to expect the worst. Humans can be so cruel... I'm sure you've seen the videos."
It definitely was a strange place, and unclear exactly what was going on in general. It was unusual to be this completely mystified - Sato was used to being in complete control of the situation - but it didn't bother him. He'd sort it out in due time. And if this kid wasn't the sort who approved of killing humans, well... he'd sort that out in time too.
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"What 'videos'?"
He knows the word gets kicked around with the network a lot, but he can't imagine that kind of inane stuff is what this guy means. He's pretty sure a guy who casually shot him isn't the type to get upset over that stuff, so what gives?
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"The experimentation on demi-humans. Weapons testing, guinea pigs for pharmaceuticals... It's no less than government-sanctioned torture," he says with grave disapproval, shaking his head sadly. "And still humans are willing to capture us and turn us in to the authorities. None of us should have to stand for that."
To be fair, nothing about those words is a lie. But that doesn't mean Sato isn't spinning a story anyway to justify himself, prove himself one of the 'good guys' in the kid's eyes... or at least see if they're on the same team.
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People like them. He doesn't feel quite right lumping them together, though, when this guy seems to work a little differently; even the term he uses is different than the one Firo knows.
He snorts, "So you think that's a good excuse for shootin' me?" He supposes he wouldn't do much different if he were in the other guy's shoes, but he conveniently ignores such self-examination.
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"I do have to ask though, if demi-human doesn't seem quite right to you, how would you describe yourself?" he asks with a little more curiosity.
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Of course, he agrees that killing isn't exactly easy, but he doesn't confirm, because that's an embarrassing opinion for a gangster to have.
"Immortal." He shrugs. It makes more sense, doesn't it? He thinks that much is obvious, at least, because whatever Firo's used to is obviously the most normal thing.
Is this where the differences end? He supposes sorting that out is pretty important; he needs to know if this guy can eat him or not. "So how'd it happen to you?"
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"And it was a car accident," he adds, giving the most easily believed and bland possibility for his first death. No need to get into what really happened. "I didn't make it, but.... Isn't that always how it is? Once you die the first time, you know."
That last question is a little less rhetorical than it could be. That's always how it is for demi-humans. Maybe this kid will fill him in on just what his deal is on his own.
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He'll have to show a bit of his hand, he supposes, if he wants more information. "So, by 'didn't make it'... You didn't come back right away the first time?"
It'd taken him a few minutes the first time he was shot to death, but the way the guy words it makes it sound more final than that.
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Sato's earlier seriousness eases a bit here. "I get the feeling that we're not quite speaking the same language, are we? Perhaps you could clarify what exactly the situation is around your own immortality? After all," he smiles, "we're both blessed in much the same way."
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Yet Firo still chooses to be a little opaque. Wariness, maybe, but mostly he doesn't want to make things easy on a guy who took him out. He's petty like that. "Blessed?
"I don't know about blessings. I came by mine... well, not honestly, but it didn't come down from the heavens or anything," he finishes with a hint of mocking.
"Is that how you got yours?"
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"Ah, now don't think I'm being facetious here. It's just that nobody really knows. You can be a demi-human all your life, and never know until your first fatal accident. And then you come back, sometimes better than you were before." he explains. That was certainly true in his case.
"On the other hand, it sounds like you went to some sort of effort to be immortal? How interesting."
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He's not getting much new out of this guy beyond that, and he wonders if the man will be more forthcoming if Firo himself is. Time to spill, he supposes.
"Not really. I just got into some booze that turned out to be the elixir of immortality. It's a long story, but I got some off a guy I ran into."
Not so much a long story as a story that involves Firo robbing an unconscious elderly man. Let's just call it a long story.
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He's not overly pertubed, but it might be better to at least feign a little confusion when he talks to the kid, adding, "Actually, I'm still not sure that would be. I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore, Toto."
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The movie hasn't come out by his time, but, thanks to his friends and his rather odd contaiulo, Firo's familiar with the books. He folds his arms over his chest, frowning. "Cute, but I'm not Toto."
He scans the area around them and beckons for the man to follow as he takes the first few steps away. The man's right; there are better places to talk. "You're not wherever you were before, though. This city isn't normal."
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"I got dragged here the same way I'm assumin' you did. It happens a lot."
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"I'm not sure what how that happened either. One minute making coffee in the morning and the next, waking up in a coliseum full of monsters." Still, it's not like he sounds that upset about it overall.
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"That's how it usually goes. No warning at all."
He rubs the back of his neck. "You're probably not gonna get back to your coffee any time soon--I've been here for months, and I know people who've been here much longer. Sorry."
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"Oho. I wouldn't mind something new and interesting to kill a few days, but I don't think I can hang around here that long. Things to do, you know," he replies lightly, finally sticking the pistol back into the waistband of his pants.
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"What've you got to take care of?"
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"Some friends of mine will be expecting me to give them a hand later," he says lightly. Even if the city is pretty run-down looking, this is definitely much more than he was expecting. "I suppose it's not that important, but still... nobody likes to be confined. Even if their prison appears to be surprisingly large."
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