Зимний солдат (
reconstitution) wrote in
driftfleet2016-07-09 11:57 am
Winter & Vision's (not so) Excellent Adventure
Who: Winter, Vision, & You
Broadcast: n/a
Action: Forest, planetside
When: July 9th
[ This thread is going to serve both as a canon update to post Captain America: Civil War for Winter and Vision, but also be used as a monthly catch-all with prompts. ]
[ It's been a few weeks since they've landed, so Winter's finally gotten over most of his initial uneasiness. Enough to finally venture into the forest for a hike and get the lay of the land. He's familiar with the beach and the markets, and he's heard things about the forest and a certain tree, so he needs to see for himself if the rumors are true.
It's relatively peaceful, and he hasn't come across anyone else yet. He's making his way around a fallen tree when an animal jumps out of a nearby bush and startles him. Winter stumbles back, and his immediate reaction is to reach out with his left hand to steady himself. Unfortunately it's still broken, so it doesn't cooperate like it's meant to. Which means that he trips and falls. Down a steep hill. Only having one functioning arm means he raises his right to shield his head until he can manage to slow down or run into something. Which is exactly what he does before his head smacks solidly against a hard surface. ]
[Meanwhile, the Vision is similarly engaged in heading toward the tree to investigate it. He’s heard you need someone’s hand to hold in order for the magic to work, but his curiosity has the better of him and he’d like to observe it in action first. A scuffle down below his flight path catches his attention, and he swoops into the forest to see what’s going on just in time to see Winter, of all people, taking a tumble down a steep hillside. He rushes over to try and intercept the man before he seriously hurts himself, and in his rush he miscalculates his own density and slams down hard enough that Winter smacks his head against the Vision instead of catching himself safely.
Oops.
The impact is enough to snap the Vision’s head back and hit it against the tree he’d been trying to prevent Winter from hitting. So now there are two enhanced individuals knocked out on the forest floor. How very impressive.]
Broadcast: n/a
Action: Forest, planetside
When: July 9th
[ This thread is going to serve both as a canon update to post Captain America: Civil War for Winter and Vision, but also be used as a monthly catch-all with prompts. ]
[ It's been a few weeks since they've landed, so Winter's finally gotten over most of his initial uneasiness. Enough to finally venture into the forest for a hike and get the lay of the land. He's familiar with the beach and the markets, and he's heard things about the forest and a certain tree, so he needs to see for himself if the rumors are true.
It's relatively peaceful, and he hasn't come across anyone else yet. He's making his way around a fallen tree when an animal jumps out of a nearby bush and startles him. Winter stumbles back, and his immediate reaction is to reach out with his left hand to steady himself. Unfortunately it's still broken, so it doesn't cooperate like it's meant to. Which means that he trips and falls. Down a steep hill. Only having one functioning arm means he raises his right to shield his head until he can manage to slow down or run into something. Which is exactly what he does before his head smacks solidly against a hard surface. ]
[Meanwhile, the Vision is similarly engaged in heading toward the tree to investigate it. He’s heard you need someone’s hand to hold in order for the magic to work, but his curiosity has the better of him and he’d like to observe it in action first. A scuffle down below his flight path catches his attention, and he swoops into the forest to see what’s going on just in time to see Winter, of all people, taking a tumble down a steep hillside. He rushes over to try and intercept the man before he seriously hurts himself, and in his rush he miscalculates his own density and slams down hard enough that Winter smacks his head against the Vision instead of catching himself safely.
Oops.
The impact is enough to snap the Vision’s head back and hit it against the tree he’d been trying to prevent Winter from hitting. So now there are two enhanced individuals knocked out on the forest floor. How very impressive.]

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...No.
It really wouldn't. [Her words aren't unkind though. She knows it's not his fault, but that still doesn't mean a son can so easily forgive it.] I don't know what would.
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[ He reaches to rub the side of his neck, eyes fixated on the tree in front of them. What the fuck does he do? Bucky doesn't have that moral compass like Steve.. But Steve apparently didn't tell him, either.
Does he keep it to himself until Stark remembers, or should he admit to it before? He shakes his head, looking briefly to Kitty for some sort of answer. ]
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I think this is the part where I clasp your shoulder or hold your hand because words aren't enough. [And she would normally just do that, but she's been down that road with him before and she knows touch isn't necessarily welcome.] What do you think?
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Bucky sighs, his shoulder slumping. ]
Yeah-- you're right. [ A pause where he holds out his hand to her. ] Let's see if the rumors about this tree are real?
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Of course they both have enough bad memories in them to make anyone cry for a week so it might also be a trainwreck, but she thinks the support is more important. She's never been in his situation, but she still feels for him. Apocalypse brainwashed more than a few of his minions. That's not a life for anyone. Not that anyone was living the easy life back home.]
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God, he hopes that he's not telegraphing anything to Kitty. None of his experiences old or new are anything he wants to impose on her. He thinks about the small, dingy apartment in Bucharest. With its newspapered windows, cramped bathroom, and noisy radiator. The bustling market two blocks away, where he haggled with the old woman who ran the fruit stand. She always gave him a deal. It wasn't much, but it was his.
Maybe it's enough that nothing else will get through. ]
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Plums, huh? [It wasn't much, but it was still more than he'd had in awhile. That's something.] I'm more of a peach girl.
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It's a nice thing for you to get in this place.
[ He looks at Kitty briefly, before his attention goes back to the tree. ]
They're full of antioxidants. [ Good for the brain and bones, the woman had told him. He needed all the help he could get, honestly. ]
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Those are good. Don't want too many...oxidants.
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[ He's starting to really hate getting close to people only to have them leave the Fleet. That's life, but it's still shitty. ]
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If she didn't need people so much it would be tempting to just not get attached to anyone so it would stop hurting so much.]
I'm not going anywhere if I have any say in it. [And she doesn't. None of them do. She gives his hand a squeeze.]
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They're all broken in one way or another in the Fleet. Maybe that's why it's harder. All of them are looking for the missing pieces. Bucky squeezes back, looking toward the tree. ]
I think I'm going to miss this place. [ Not the hand holding or the empathetic sharing, but everything else. ]
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She even likes the intimacy of touching and feeling people's emotions when it's mutually chosen and not just someone grabbing for her hand. But the peace of the place is strange but soothing. The simplicity. The life all around them. She grew up in a city and the urban landscape is never exactly green abundant, but her world took so many hits even the plants were afraid to grow. Everything was dying and here it's just the opposite.] I hope it's a long stay.
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[ There's not really been a breathable atmosphere for anybody in two months, so an extended stay wouldn't go amiss. Everyone can enjoy their vices and stay the fuck away from people who they're cooped up with if they'd like.
The odd jobs are nice, too. They make people feel useful, instead of just gaining credits for 'popularity'. ]
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[ There's still residual tension left over from the Incident on the Iskaulit. Not that he talks all that much with some of his crew, but he can tell when someone is scared.
They have a right to be, he is a monster. ]
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Even these new memories don't help ease the notion. The past grips firmly around the throat, uglier than before. A darker chasm. At the very edge of the dark hole, words echo distantly, trying to sink their claws in further.
Доброе утро, солдат. The words preceding the phrase no longer a living threat, only a poltergeist. ]
Monsters don't always look like monsters.
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You're a weapon. You're more than that, but it's part of you.
Back there on the Iskaulit and in your memories you weren't the one pulling the trigger. You are now. What you choose now is who you are.
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