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forgivetheinsubordination: (Default)

[personal profile] forgivetheinsubordination 2015-04-05 06:24 am (UTC)(link)
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

What were the species in the other two?


FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

Tossing someone under shuttles or four-wheeled things isn't sacrificing them. They're supposed to survive. Sacrifices aren't.
plex: (✫ catch me.)

[personal profile] plex 2015-04-05 10:19 am (UTC)(link)
[ Did she actually just say 'shrug' out loud?

No, scratch that, she definitely just said 'shrug' out loud.

Oh well.

He continues to pet the edges of her hair as she talks, considering her words. At the beginning of all this, he hadn't thought of it in terms of 'building towards' anything, but eventually somewhere along the line he began to asses her capacities in terms of 'progress', gained or lost. ]


About three years, give or take? We were only a handful of realities away from home when we crashed on Earth--those who didn't die in the epiphany fire died on the dissection table. I was able to escape, but I had nowhere to go--just my ship. [ He draws one knee up, drumming the fingers of one hand against it pensively. The memories don't draw up pain like they used to, healed-over psychological scars. ] I was so angry, Vriska. Lost in my own pain. I spent most of that first year in prison, being tortured. Second year, I got out, but I hadn't really learned anything, and ended up making poor choices because I couldn't think for myself.

[ She doesn't need the details, though he suspects she'll ask for them. Those memories still hurt. ]

Third year, I stopped caring, went into space and tried to live under the radar. [ His tone is softly deprecating, as they both know he doesn't really do 'under the radar'. It wasn't all that healthy. He never did well in isolation. ] Eventually, I made friends. Actually lived, you know? I guess that was the healing I needed. That's when the CDC found me.

[ At no other point in his story would he have accepted the CDC's offer. He needed to be there, at that time, knowing what he did about himself and his options in life. Maybe they would have gotten him fresh-faced out of the Avengers, running from the accuser corps on Hala--but would he have been as effective? Doubtful. Just scared. ]
tunayoshi: (DEATH EQUALS REDEMPTION)

[personal profile] tunayoshi 2015-04-05 01:42 pm (UTC)(link)
You, or anyone else—

[ no stuttering, no shakiness— no apologies. his voice goes stern, his expression solid, resolute, nothing but truth in his words ( and whether that's heard or not, it doesn't waver ). for a moment, armada's words come through, clean, and when he says it, it's a request. it wouldn't happen again. he wouldn't allow it to happen again. he was putting aside what he's promised himself to do since the moment he accepted his gloves and his will— and he wouldn't do that. ]

You're not my shield.

[ he feels a warming surge of resolve— all but a silent crack of tiny embers over his brow that quickly disperses. they're quick to vanish, he doesn't realize it was there ( he feels it, though ), but he thinks it at the moment. fight. protect. which is why it comes. ]

And you won't need to be.

[ he was the shield. he had a job to do, and not just for her, or for anyone here. his hand reaches for something, in his pocket— out he pulls is a fairly simple charm, tattered and worn, actually scorched at its tip. a little thing that meant nothing to vriska, or anyone here, but to tsuna, it meant the world.

literally. it meant his world.

and he wasn't about to let them down, either. he wasn't a mafia boss, he didn't want to be a boss, or the leader— but his eyes don't show that weepy child, frightened out of his skin or quick to be skittish, stuttering or smiling sheepishly. compared to a crying, no-good tsuna, this tsuna looked like he was ready to rip through everything to shield his kind. ]


It's the other way around, and I'd rather die than put any one else in danger like that.

[ and it's true— if he had to die for his friends, he would. but they, they didn't have to do that for him. it's the other way around. as the boss should. ( including how he indirectly okay'd his own death if he was a problem, despite not actually knowing about it ). it's almost scary, considering tsuna, but— the real tsuna stirs. the real tsuna was a leader figure, because those who adored his resolve would follow. because the sky protected them by any means he had. tsuna was strong, was fierce— and only the right direction would lead him there.

if this is considered the right direction.

there's a lot more turmoil going on in his head than he lets on. when was the next time he would kill? who would it be? why? and in the end, it all tries to be overloaded with a single thought. protect them. it'd be an endless fight for him, but one thing was certain— he'd go forward. he had to. ]


That's not my job— It never has been.
sturmhond: (g t f o)

[personal profile] sturmhond 2015-04-05 05:06 pm (UTC)(link)
[ Yeah, no. This is definitely suspicious. ]

FROM: sturmhond@cdc.org

Well, obviously that topic should be on everyone's tongues.


FROM: sturmhond@cdc.org

But I somehow doubt it would be on Alina's without more than a shade of irony. What are you ladies doing?
embattle: (Done With It [Edit])

[personal profile] embattle 2015-04-06 11:00 am (UTC)(link)
[Rude little thing. He frowns for that, turning his head, teasing back.]

You're in trouble for swiping kisses.

[But he warms, a feeling that glows him, again--- pleasant, and leaving his lips sort of blushed. His better arm lifts, brushing fringe from her face.]

I'll expect them returned.
solkoroleva: (CXCVIII)

[personal profile] solkoroleva 2015-04-06 01:37 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

Pailed??


FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

Pretty sure I was giving him a hard time about his issues with sex and then I let it slip to mess with his head...... Kind of worked??


FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

That's kind of adorable to think about. Next time we can do this we need to!


FROM: starkov.alina@cdc.org

Really? Maybe it's because we have to depend on each other here and there so we've gotten kind of close.
sturmhond: (s m i r k - s a t i s f i e d)

[personal profile] sturmhond 2015-04-06 05:12 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: sturmhond@cdc.org

Yes, that is precisely what I'm accusing you of. That little emote all but confirms it. I'll have my eye on both of you.
anytime: alpha@hospitalvespers (counter clockwise)

i am a hypocrite about people getting enough sleep, it's true.

[personal profile] anytime 2015-04-06 06:08 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: strider.dave@cdc.org

what is your spider thing besides the vision eightfold anyway
i guess you had some kind of spider mom but like

FROM: strider.dave@cdc.org

do you suck out the innards of young unsuspecting trolls
lurk in the corner of toilet stalls
web on things???

FROM: strider.dave@cdc.org

and no of fucking course i didnt get ko'd by a singing plant
i was with someone when she started acting weird though

FROM: strider.dave@cdc.org

she got like
a face full of spores or something
forgivetheinsubordination: (This is my smug face)

[personal profile] forgivetheinsubordination 2015-04-06 07:40 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

Your universe has issues. So many issues.


FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

If I like them, then let's go for non-lethal wheels. If neither of us likes them, crush away.
searchforpeace: (in the corner of a broken world)

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[personal profile] searchforpeace 2015-04-07 01:11 am (UTC)(link)
FROM: zabi.mineva@cdc.org

... Pardon me.


[Sarcasm is so much harder when you can't hear someone.]
searchforpeace: (dreamscape in a blanket silver grey)

[personal profile] searchforpeace 2015-04-07 01:22 am (UTC)(link)
FROM: zabi.mineva@cdc.org

He does seem pleasant from the few times we've communicated, yes.
forgivetheinsubordination: (Yeah. All right then.)

[personal profile] forgivetheinsubordination 2015-04-07 08:31 am (UTC)(link)
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

It's a really good thing I've been working so hard on my English, with how your typing trips up the translator.


FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org

But yes. Better.

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