Wade Wilson (Deadpool) (
ishotyouuu) wrote in
hadriel_logs2017-01-26 09:14 pm
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I'm drunk and you're probably on pills [Closed]
Who: Wade Wilson (
ishotyouuu ) & Gren (
murderpotato )
Wade downs his drink in one swallow, wincing as it goes burning down his throat-- he's long since stopped caring what he pours down his gullet, and in any case nothing short of arsenic will give him more than just the slightest buzz anymore-- and slams the shot glass down onto the bar with a sharp, decisive sound. A row of similar upturned shot glasses line the length of the bar, and Wade takes a moment to gaze at the procession with a soft and cynical chuckle. If Sans were here, he'd probably have something to say about that. Tell him to stop in that weak and and barely assertive way he has. Maybe tell him that maybe he should quit while he's ahead.
But Sans isn't here. Once again, the amount of friends Wade has in this godforsaken place has dwindled considerably. Sans punched his ticket, leaving behind two small and very traumatized kids for Wade to take care of in his wake. Lazy bastard picked a hell of a time to gather up some gumption, to hear those two kids tell it. So really, what's the point in even playing at sobriety anymore? The way Wade sees it, he deserves a break. Is entitled to one, in fact.
Almost mechanically, Wade reaches towards the number of bottles he's taken from behind the bar, causing a cacophony of sound as he clumsily drags them closer. He grabs a tumbler that looks relatively clean and proceeds to fill the entire thing with equal parts scotch and vodka. He has no doubt the mixture will taste abysmal, but he's kind of going for function over form here. As long as it'll get him into a thick haze in record time, he doesn't really care about the taste.
It's not like anyone's about to come in here and stop him from destroying his liver, anyway.
What: A monster and a mercenary drown their sorrows at a bar...
Where: Delight's Bar
When: The night of 1/25
Warnings: Rampant alcohol abuse, foul language, possible violence
Delight's bar is quiet and sparse tonight. A good thing, too, because it means that one poor bastard isn't distracted from his quest to forget that the past few days have ever happened.Wade downs his drink in one swallow, wincing as it goes burning down his throat-- he's long since stopped caring what he pours down his gullet, and in any case nothing short of arsenic will give him more than just the slightest buzz anymore-- and slams the shot glass down onto the bar with a sharp, decisive sound. A row of similar upturned shot glasses line the length of the bar, and Wade takes a moment to gaze at the procession with a soft and cynical chuckle. If Sans were here, he'd probably have something to say about that. Tell him to stop in that weak and and barely assertive way he has. Maybe tell him that maybe he should quit while he's ahead.
But Sans isn't here. Once again, the amount of friends Wade has in this godforsaken place has dwindled considerably. Sans punched his ticket, leaving behind two small and very traumatized kids for Wade to take care of in his wake. Lazy bastard picked a hell of a time to gather up some gumption, to hear those two kids tell it. So really, what's the point in even playing at sobriety anymore? The way Wade sees it, he deserves a break. Is entitled to one, in fact.
Almost mechanically, Wade reaches towards the number of bottles he's taken from behind the bar, causing a cacophony of sound as he clumsily drags them closer. He grabs a tumbler that looks relatively clean and proceeds to fill the entire thing with equal parts scotch and vodka. He has no doubt the mixture will taste abysmal, but he's kind of going for function over form here. As long as it'll get him into a thick haze in record time, he doesn't really care about the taste.
It's not like anyone's about to come in here and stop him from destroying his liver, anyway.

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There's no smile on his face, Wade, there's nothing close to a smile. But even if he was just a little amused by this asshole's bullshit, it's not like this would be the first time that he's gone from hitting somebody to hitting on them. Practically his speed-dating technique-- start a fight, then see if the guy wants to fuck you, and either way it goes, you win. Keeps things simple. Streamlined or some shit.
Gren pours himself more whiskey while Wade gets... whatever the fuck mess he's drinking, he doesn't know, there's a whole lot of bottles in front of that asshole. The mood seems to have taken a down-shift from 'I might fuck you up' to 'I can't be assed to fuck you up', which is fine, honestly. Gren's done with fights for a little while, at least until the burn on his side from Sans' blaster bullshit heals over.
"The only fuckin' little things I got are in this glass," he says, then knocks it back. If the 'little things' in life are what matters most, than all Gren's got right now that matters is how quick he can get shitfaced on cheap whiskey every night. So yeah, sure. Here's to the little things, like a losing battle against alcoholism.
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Whether Gren smiled or it was just a trick of the light, it's pretty much inconsequential in the grand scheme of things. The grand scheme of things, of course, being the act of finding flimsier and flimsier excuses to drink more. Not that he really needs to, in this case. That's the one good thing about Sans biting the dust-- he's not around to judge the frequency at which Wade pickles himself.
The thought of the skeleton with the ketchup stains and the easy smile causes the mood to turn again, as it often does when you're saturating your cells with alcohol. Wade takes another, smaller gulp of his drink, staring into the dregs as if trying to find something of an answer in there.
"...You heard about Sans, right?"
He's not sure why he's asking. Gren and Sans never really seemed on the best of terms.
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The mood goes south again with the next drink. Wade's a fucking maudlin sort of drunk, Gren's coming to realize-- gets all sad looking or whatever about his dead skeleton friend. He'd probably be more sympathetic if he didn't hate Sans' nonexistent guts and also go toe-to-toe with his doppelganger for a while.
"...Yeah, I gathered a fuckin' thing or two," he says. If this is going to get all... touchy-feely about Sans getting 86'd, though, he's going to need even more whiskey than he's already got. Maybe Wade'll be maudlin enough that he won't notice if Gren takes another bottle from his stack, it's not like he doesn't have enough of them lined up.
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"Had to find out from some kids he was taking care of," Wade continues, as if Gren had expressed any kind of sympathy instead of a noncommittal comment. "Some kids. Ended up havin' to patch 'em up 'cause their doubles fucked 'em up or some shit. The fuck kinda world is this where kids get caught in the crossfire like that? What kinda gods would let this kinda thing happen?"
Wade refills his glass, takes another gulp; lets out a long, slow breath. "Now I'm out here gettin' soused like an asshole 'cause I can't fuckin' handle that my buddy just got iced." He pinches the bridge of his nose with a groan.
"Don't think Hermann an' Newt know about it yet either. I'm gonna have to tell 'em. Fuck."
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What kind of world is this where kids get caught in the crossfire?
The real one comes to Gren's mind first, because he knows that firsthand; when a monster rages through a Scandinavian mead hall, children aren't granted immunity to its teeth. Gods might note the fall of a sparrow, or so some old book said, but they don't make an effort to catch them.
He knocks back the liquid in his glass.
"So if Sans is dead and you're here gettin' shitfaced, who's lookin' after those kids?"
Wade sounds all broken up about it, that and having to be the bearer of bad news to Sweater Grandpa and his nerd boyfriend, but that doesn't change the fact that his ass is in that bar stool instead of next to the kids he's upset about. But, hey, Gren doesn't have anyone to look after anymore, not since Rhys left, so maybe what the fuck room does he have to talk?
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The fact that these gods have pulled kids from their homes and subjected them to all manner of horrors doesn't exactly give Wade a positive impression of them. Wade huffs out another cynical chuckle at Gren's question.
"Like I said, I'm an asshole. They're sleeping now, at least. I hope they are, anyway-- they had a really rough day. Who hasn't these days, y'know? I just need a little pick-me-up, that's all. Why not? S'not like Sans is here to judge me for it, right? Don't I deserve a little break once in a while?"
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"Beats the fuck outta me."
Probably neither of them deserve much of anything, much less a break. Nobody really deserves anything, anyway, because the universe is a random, senseless place and there's no reason to any of it, blah blah blah. Life is meaningless and death is inevitable, nothing we ever do will ever matter, what-the-fuck-ever, pour yourself another drink and get the fuck over it.
"Ask that fucker once Hope brings his ass back. It ain't like he's gonna stay dead for long."
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He didn't know what he was expecting by unloading his problems on Gren. Actually, that's a lie-- he knew precisely what he'd been expecting. To be treated with unconditional sympathy; to be comforted as if he were an old friend rather than just some rando from fucking nowhere. For things to be like Haven, where he'd had the time to form a circle of friends who would actually care about his emotional state. Amazing how pretentious you could get after three years worth of character development, expecting handouts from mere acquaintances who had no reason to give you the time of day. Who the fuck did Wade think he was, anyway?
Idiot. Stupid.
Wade downs the last of his whiskey, wincing as the alcohol goes burning down his throat, and slips unsteadily off the stool. An unfamiliar choking feeling rises in his chest and throat-- the result of the drink, no doubt-- and he coughs out a short laugh to dislodge it.
"Heh. Never mind, I'm just pissin' in the wind here. See ya around or whatever."
He doesn't bother to wait for Gren's reply, if there even is one-- merely exits the bar without another word. Outside, Wade leans against the outer wall of the bar, taking deep breaths through his mouth to ease the constriction in his throat. He digs into one of his pockets for the pack of cigarettes he's swiped from the old convenience store and pulls out his lighter along with it, which finally ignites after a few increasingly frustrated flicks of the wheel.
Wade remains there, shoulders pressed against the hard concrete, waiting for the nicotine to work its magic. Or whatever Pavlovian response is in play here, considering drugs are pretty much useless against his healing factor.
At this point, he'll take what he can get.
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And then Wade just up and leaves, takes off with some bullshit dismissive comment and mopes his ass right out of the bar. Kind of pisses Gren off a little, his whole self-pitying bullshit. Who does he think he is, walking around like his problems are so fucking important that people who barely know what the fuck he's talking about should start playing therapist for him? He's not this asshole's baggage receptacle.
Gren pours himself another bracing drink and downs it, then follows Wade outside.
The guy's leaning against the wall, smoking a cigarette like he's straight out of some knockoff Bogart film or some shit. Got that whole broad shoulders and narrow waist thing going on, a sharp and muscled profile that isn't out of place in an alleyway. He walks past Wade and swipes the lit cigarette right out of his mouth, popping it between his lips to take a real big fuck-you drag on it. They're a better brand than Bigby's shitty Huff'n Puffs, at least, though that's a pretty damn low bar to pass.
"This is some maudlin fuckin' bullshit right here," he says, breathing out smoke from his stolen cigarette. "The fuck do you think you are, Marlon Brando? Get the fuck over yourself."
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It had always felt satisfying, at the time, but after a while that satisfaction turned sour. It was only during his time in Haven that he was given the opportunity to understand how unhealthy and ultimately futile it all was. It didn't mean that the coping mechanisms magically went away, of course, but it did mean that Wade was beginning to implement the previously unheard of ability to think before he acted. Amazing how a few unofficially adopted kids and a rather large circle of friends could change your whole outlook.
Shame that it couldn't last.
Wade's poised to take another drag when he feels the cigarette suddenly and rudely torn from his mouth. He opens his eyes in surprise, mouth still tingling slightly from the feeling of the cigarette still between his lips, and watches as the same swarthy asshole from the bar takes a long drag on his stolen cigarette, defiantly looking Wade in the face as if daring him to do something about it.
Fuck this. Fuck being diplomatic to people who don't even give a shit about him. Fuck caring.
Wade doesn't dignify Gren's acidic retort with a response. Without a moment's hesitation he lashes out, driving forward with a straight left to crash into the side of Gren's smug douchebag face.
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He runs his tongue over his lip; it stings and tastes like blood and the acrid tang of cigarettes, probably split it on one of his own teeth. That's fine; he likes the taste of it. It'd be better if it wasn't his own, but that's just the old monster instincts talking. That old, vicious nature of his that makes him want to get his teeth into somebody's jugular. You can take a monster out of the wilderness, dress him up like a man and make him talk like a man, but you can't really quite smother all the wild out of him.
"Okay," he says, because this is a hell of a lot better than listening to Wade bitch and moan. He'll take split lips and blood over that any day of the week.
Gren lunges forward, aiming his fist for the solar plexus rather than the face because of Wade's height advantage. It's hard to deck a guy in the nose when his nose is six inches above your head, no matter how much Gren likes them big.
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The fucking nerve.
A fresh flush of anger surges through Wade's bloodstream at the sight of this fucking dude with his fucking smile and his fucking ugly soul-patch, and he barely has enough time to arch his hips backward away from Gren's retaliation, catching his fist deftly in both hands.
"Motherfucker--" Wade's voice is a low, guttural growl as he uses the momentum to tug sharply at Gren's arm, hoping to yank the aggressive douchenozzle off balance. If it works, then Wade's just going to introduce Gren's solar plexus to the sharp, bony part of his knee.