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Entry tags:
- baccano!: firo prochainezo,
- critical role: vex'ahlia,
- detroit: become human: hank anderson,
- detroit: become human: north,
- digimon tamers: ruki makino,
- dragon age: morrigan,
- fire emblem: lucina,
- fullmetal alchemist: maes hughes,
- girls' frontline: gr g11,
- kate daniels novels: barabas gilliam,
- kingdom hearts: kairi,
- mcu: steve rogers,
- mcu: tony stark,
- six of crows: inej ghafa
[OPEN] Well. That Didn't Go Quite As Planned
Who: EVERYONE
Where: The Temple of Beginnings
When: Immediately After The End.
Rating: PG-13, may vary by thread
What: You fall, you pick yourself back up and you move on. Or at least, you try.
Fished Out Of Water
One minute, you are witnessing the fabric of an entire world implode as it is literally ripped apart by powers unknown. The next, that tell-tale twist somewhere beneath your sternum, before you are bodily YANKED away from Akvos, away from the ocean and the Queen and the King and the Princess.
And land back on (mostly) solid, dry ground.
Welcome back to the Temple of Beginnings. Don't worry, there's no hurry for you to get back up just yet.
Hey, Howya Doin'?
Once you do get back up, now is the time to be taking stock of the situation - yours, your friends, and even those new merfolk neighbours (who may need a hand getting their fins back into the water). There is also the missing members of the Circle to consider: people who disappeared on the journey to Akvos, and those who never made it back..
(There's also that small matter with a certain 'witchess-san' that may be a cause for concern to some more than others.)
Whatever the case, it's a lot to process right now. Take the time you have, because you don't know if it'll be enough for what you need.
[[ OOC: Here's an open post for threads reacting to the end of the Akvos world hop. Feel free to use the above prompts, and/or make your own! ]]
Where: The Temple of Beginnings
When: Immediately After The End.
Rating: PG-13, may vary by thread
What: You fall, you pick yourself back up and you move on. Or at least, you try.
Fished Out Of Water
One minute, you are witnessing the fabric of an entire world implode as it is literally ripped apart by powers unknown. The next, that tell-tale twist somewhere beneath your sternum, before you are bodily YANKED away from Akvos, away from the ocean and the Queen and the King and the Princess.
And land back on (mostly) solid, dry ground.
Welcome back to the Temple of Beginnings. Don't worry, there's no hurry for you to get back up just yet.
Hey, Howya Doin'?
Once you do get back up, now is the time to be taking stock of the situation - yours, your friends, and even those new merfolk neighbours (who may need a hand getting their fins back into the water). There is also the missing members of the Circle to consider: people who disappeared on the journey to Akvos, and those who never made it back..
(There's also that small matter with a certain 'witchess-san' that may be a cause for concern to some more than others.)
Whatever the case, it's a lot to process right now. Take the time you have, because you don't know if it'll be enough for what you need.
[[ OOC: Here's an open post for threads reacting to the end of the Akvos world hop. Feel free to use the above prompts, and/or make your own! ]]
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[He rolls his head back, staring at the ceiling and trying to gear himself up for having a conversation like an actual human being. Talking sort-of through the pantry door helps. It's like easing into it.]
God, no. I don't cook. Or, you know, bake or, whatever.
I just-
You ever get tired of waiting for one of those weird dudes to make a meal just so you can drink something that doesn't taste like shit? I mean, I'm not really in the mood for wine but- you know.
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[Coming off of a bad mission, the last thing you want to do is wait for the coffee to be made or something like that.]
Guess our arrival wasn't quite expected.
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Yeah. Yeah, I, uh- lots of unexpected shit goin around, huh?
[He takes a second, trying to get enough distance from that little statement and from everything in his mind when he said it.]
I guess, uh, if I find anything, you want some? Kind of a good day for it.
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But sure, I'll join you.
[He doesn't really blame Hank at this point, but it's also why he's sticking around.]
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[Hank tries to stick to one side so the guy can get in if he wants to. The pantry's kind of a mess; Hank throwing all this shit around might have actually made the task of finding anything harder.]
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[Part of him wonders if there's actually a liquor cabinet or something similar in this place and if it's worth asking about. There's kids running about after all.]
Well, it's good to know we've got a decent supply of olive oil.
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[Hank backs up to give him space, leaning against the doorway and crossing his arms, looking away. His voice is a little derisive, despite himself; throwing shit around doesn't seem so attractive when the only other person here's being all polite and normal, and in the wake of that urge Hank just feels... weird. But until he's got something else to do with himself than wait for this guy to do shit for him, he guesses waiting is what he's doing.]
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[It's asked more conversationally than anything else. Distracting in a way, given everything that's happened.]
Or cooked would be the better way of putting, huh?
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Yeah, uh- no point anymore, it’s not like I got to feed anyone.
[Even that’s uncomfortable though, not to exactly something he wants to add to today’s ‘things to feel like shit about’ pile, and after a second he adds something else with a little more life shoved into his voice.]
What, doesn’t all this- [Here he tilts his head at the rest of the room, indicating the mess,] -look like the work of a professional five star chef to you?
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[Learning to cook wasn't much of a priority after all, and there wasn't exactly a place where they could on the Mother of Invention. Or on the road.]
I wouldn't know what to do with most of this stuff.
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[Yeah. Hank knows fucking this room up wasn't exactly the best idea if he really wanted to find shit. Doesn't mean he's going to clean it up- - or even help the guy look, yet.]
I guess we're lucky those uh, freaky weirdoes cook every day, a bunch of us'd probably be fucked otherwise.
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I think a few us can cook, but I don't know if it's fair to make them do all the work.
[He shifts a few more things aside before pulling out a bottle.]
Hopefully it's not vinegar by now.
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[Hank pushes himself off the wall just far enough to look.]
Shit, my hero. I hope you're not one of those people who freaks out about germs cause I got no idea where they keep the cups.
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[He'll do a cursory glance for something that looks like a place for cups, but shrugs it off shortly after.]
Nope, I'll be fine.
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Today's not a nice day. Hank doesn't have much nice to spare. He tilts his chin up at the guy in thanks, then takes a long drink, making a face afterward.]
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[Whatever words you use for wine tasting shit. Shockingly, Hank has never been into that kind of thing. He holds the bottle out to the guy, raising his eyebrows.]
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I've probably had worse.
[He takes the bottle and follows that up with a drink. At least before pulling a face.]
You weren't kidding.
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[He heads for a table, kicking the shit he threw out of his way as he goes.]
I never used to drink it back home. But uh, you know. [He smiles thinly.] Special occasions.
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[He follows.]
Guess I need to reacquire the taste.
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[He sits, leaning forward and rubbing his hands over his face with a long sigh.]
Thanks for this. Drinking alone right now, it's kind of, uh...
[It's still what a part of him would rather be doing, yeah, but that doesn't mean he can't be glad he's not.]
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[He sighs.]
It's the same feeling I got when we came back from a failed mission. But I guess on a larger scale. One failure didn't mean the end of an entire world.
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[Hank's not sure he actually wanted to hear what they did out loud. But hey, he's heard it now. He looks at the bottle for a second, then takes a drink, stares down at the table.]
I don't even know what that means. Does that mean- does that mean their whole culture's dead? Their whole planet? A whole dimension? Fuck, maybe it doesn't matter. It's not like I could understand that many people anyway, jesus...
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