henry (
carreau) wrote in
driftfleet2014-12-02 06:18 pm
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mingle post? mingle post. MINGLE POST!!
Who: you
Broadcast: if you want
Action: also if you want
When: right. goddamn. now.
[ It's a mingle post. IN SPACE.
Just comment and tag around. ]
Broadcast: if you want
Action: also if you want
When: right. goddamn. now.
[ It's a mingle post. IN SPACE.
Just comment and tag around. ]

aw yeah~;
still, he doesn't complain. he plucks the cigarette from his mouth, a little stuck with paint, and just... holds it out for her, because he doesn't want to be rude and put it out on their floor or something. "mother" taught him better manners than that.]
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If I suspect you're holding back for one reason or another, I'll make you regret it.
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and, again, she hasn't struck him as an enemy yet. just an annoyance.
his response is to take off his coat. he's just wearing a simple, long-sleeved black shirt underneath, but there's a similar holster and gun strapped tightly along his side. when he drops the coat near his shuttle's door, it looks bulky, sounds heavy. he seems taller--or more likely, thinner--without it.
it's pretty obvious that he'll be able to hold his own, though, at least in a fight with something a few notches above human. he sets the gun aside too, to be fair, along with a sharp, long piece of metal that was hiding in his sleeve.
see? he's being good.]
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'Care to add further purpose to this with a wager? We are entertaining the masses, after all.
[ That last part she bites out with no shortage of bitterness, the statement made a bit facetiously and definitely resentfully. ]
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...after a moment, he shrugs.]
Don't have anything to bet.
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If I win, you tell me one thing about yourself you don't usually tell people.
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[his instinct, of course, is to say no... but maybe he's been hanging around real people too much. he's still wondering why she would even care. he's just curious enough to leave it and consider it, weigh his options.]
And if I win.
[...his gravelly monotone does not make it sound much like a question, even though it should have been.]
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Name your terms.
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[or imaginative. he's got a healthy doubt in his own ability against someone with a power he doesn't understand; he'd rather not risk actually giving her a reason to think of him as human if he doesn't have a chance to get something he really wants in return.]
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The first.
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And why's that? Embarrassed?
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[he thought he said that before. he semi-absently pushes his knuckles against his palm, which makes all kind of quiet, popping, cracking sounds.]
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Your opening move then.
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she's a lot stronger than she looks, though. he catches himself against the floor, uses his new grounding to kick her back with his other leg. adds "strength" onto a quiet, running list of attributes.]
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he deflects the punch and moves fast, whirling to punch her back. he's a lot faster than he looks. stronger, too. he may be little more than human, but he's a human who's been training to do this his entire life.
he's also relentlessly offensive. he'll put up a good fight before she can finally land a blow that counts.]
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After a few glancing blows are exchanged, Cecil gets tired of playing around. With a growl, she focuses her might inward, tapping into that fount of blackened energy inside of her. The flames ignite in her and manifest in a visible dark aura that's potent enough to make even a normal human's hair stand on end. This is the power of a Dark Knight. It hurts, actually, as Cecil sacrifices a bit of her life force in order to receive boons, but she's used to it, trained to endure and even welcome the pain, so while that shroud of darkness never goes away, she hardly misses a beat. She spits a small splatter fresh blood on the floor, then rushes him at a seemingly impossible speed, curling into a tackle that'll feel like being hit by something far larger and heavier than Cecil if she manages to tackle him to the ground. ]
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not that it matters much, since his two-armed block is not remotely enough to keep him on his feet, this time. he rolls to the side almost as quickly as he hits the ground, but it's blind and he's kind of stunned--winded, his breath hitching in his throat.
trying to get footing again, but she's got him. he's not a match for this kind of power.]
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so he'll pretty much be there until he literally can't move anymore.]
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mostly he's just trying not to really obviously wheeze when he breathes.]
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