Entry tags:
- animorphs: aximili-esgarrouth-isthill,
- archie comics: jughead jones,
- far cry: jason brody,
- far cry: vaas montenegro,
- homestuck: dave strider,
- osomatsu-san: ichimatsu matsuno,
- osomatsu-san: karamatsu matsuno,
- overwatch: reaper,
- saiyuki: son goku,
- shadowhunters: clary fray,
- voltron: allura,
- yuri!!! on ice: victor nikiforov
Already choking on my pride [OPEN]
WHO: Reaper
hellshot and OPEN
WHERE: Within the Fleet, some automated cafeteria
WHEN: Various times within the month, whenever he needs to eat.
WHAT: Reaper needs nutrients, touchscreens aren't his friend.
WARNINGS: Possible mention of how horridly deformed he is under his mask. It's bad.
[Dark fingernails tap against the metal counter he's currently standing in front of. If he wasn't wearing a mask, it would be easy to see the look of frustration on Reaper's face with his current predicament, so for now, the only way of knowing that the ghost of a man is pissed off is the wisps of black fog escaping from under aforementioned mask.
He hadn't gone on the previous mission with Sombra, and he had no interest in rescue missions, either. Which meant he hadn't seen the field of battle in little over a month--which meant he hadn't been taking in new nutrients from his surroundings to keep his body from decaying to a point of discomfort. Which meant he had to partake in his least favourite of activities: Eating.
Eating was difficult enough when your face was barely suited for it--but when the cafeteria closest to his living quarters was a fully automated one? It was like a really bad joke. Touchscreens worked when pressure was applied with an electrical charge--human skin was a great conductor for said electrical charge. Dead flesh didn't hold any sort of charge. So this was his predicament. He couldn't eat if he couldn't get the damn screen to work.
Frustrated, Reaper finally turns his head to glare at the individual waiting for their turn after him. He hated asking for help, so instead:]
Work this damn thing for me and I'll pay for your food, too.
[He's too tired for this bullshit today.]
WHERE: Within the Fleet, some automated cafeteria
WHEN: Various times within the month, whenever he needs to eat.
WHAT: Reaper needs nutrients, touchscreens aren't his friend.
WARNINGS: Possible mention of how horridly deformed he is under his mask. It's bad.
[Dark fingernails tap against the metal counter he's currently standing in front of. If he wasn't wearing a mask, it would be easy to see the look of frustration on Reaper's face with his current predicament, so for now, the only way of knowing that the ghost of a man is pissed off is the wisps of black fog escaping from under aforementioned mask.
He hadn't gone on the previous mission with Sombra, and he had no interest in rescue missions, either. Which meant he hadn't seen the field of battle in little over a month--which meant he hadn't been taking in new nutrients from his surroundings to keep his body from decaying to a point of discomfort. Which meant he had to partake in his least favourite of activities: Eating.
Eating was difficult enough when your face was barely suited for it--but when the cafeteria closest to his living quarters was a fully automated one? It was like a really bad joke. Touchscreens worked when pressure was applied with an electrical charge--human skin was a great conductor for said electrical charge. Dead flesh didn't hold any sort of charge. So this was his predicament. He couldn't eat if he couldn't get the damn screen to work.
Frustrated, Reaper finally turns his head to glare at the individual waiting for their turn after him. He hated asking for help, so instead:]
Work this damn thing for me and I'll pay for your food, too.
[He's too tired for this bullshit today.]

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Thank the fact that Gabriel has a mind like a steel trap. "I am looking for my beloved, long-lost and long-separated brothers." Wasn't that what the too-flowery guy had said? Sextuplets. Good god, they really were identical.]
Medium-rare. Eggs over easy. [Get that out of the way first, and then he crosses his arms over.]
So you're one of that over-the-top guy's brothers, then. You're a spitting goddamn image, I thought he went and changed his character altogether.
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Oh, fuuuuck me, Shittymatsu's here? Of any of them, why him. [He turns and holds two fingers up like eyebrows, pointing them angrily downward.] Real flowery speech, stupid drawn-on eyebrows? Where's an airlock so I can throw him or myself out of it.
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'Shittymatsu'? One hell of a nickname to give your own brother. [He's actually laughing, even if it sounds more like a dry cough escaping from under his mask. He looks down at the guy, the show of making Karamatsu's...
Distinct expression.]
That's the one. Wouldn't mistake it.
Would rather you threw him out of it, if you had a choice. [A pause.]
...If you want to get tossed one out yourself, later. They don't tolerate murder here. [Sigh.]
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[He sticks almost his entire tongue out of his mouth, making a put-upon gagging sound.]
A decent person would say of course not, the guilt would eat me alive after killing my sibling. Too bad I'm not a decent person. Are you actually gonna pay for my food since I ordered yours?
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Don't try to play up how important it is to be 'decent'. I could care less.
Might even appreciate you if you aren't. [Talk about edgy.]
...Why would I not pay for your food. Said I would. So I will. Unless you take another week to order, then I'm leaving.
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[He chuffs a laugh of his own, because what a fucking Edgelord McEdgerson, and then turns back to the screen and flips through it to order something simple. It's probably fish, and maybe rice, something mild or barely salty but inherently healthful. It's a very Japanese order, whatever it is.]
Why can't you use the machine? [Rather than thank him, he aims to figure out why this is happening, possibly to make use of it in the future. It's like stealing someone's lunch money, but in a roundabout and significantly friendlier way that actually benefits both parties, somehow.]
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The machine whirrs to life, the automated mechanics making busy work of putting together their food. He frowns under his mask before turning to look back down at Ichimatsu, that question not a weird one, at least.
He holds a hand up, stretching out fingers of his ungloved hand. His fingers are big, but the dark skin covering them is pallid, almost greying, and the skin was pulled tight to bone. And if he even looks closely, there are red, glowing cracks near some of the joints--where bone and muscle can almost be seen through.]
Touchscreens rely on being used by things that can hold a charge. Dead flesh doesn't fall under that category.
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Pretty talkative for a dead guy.
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What can I say.
Too stubborn to stay in the grave.
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Fair enough. You got a name?
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Reaper.
[Turning his head down to look at him:]
Don't tell me your mother gave you all matching names. [Read: and your name?]
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"Reaper"? With a name like that, you have the balls to fuss about sextuplets being given similar names? Jeez.
[As an afterthought, he offers a hand. He can't really be sure of Reaper's origins, but somehow a handshake feels more appropriate than bowing.]
Ichimatsu.
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[This is said in almost a wry, mocking way as he turns his head to look down at that hand offered to him.
He almost seems to consider it for a moment before he reaches to take it--the big, clawed, leather-clad thing almost completely covering Ichimatsu's own.
And it's cold. Nearly like ice.] 'Ichi' and 'Kara', is it.
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Shame, I'm not great at being nice.
[He starts, but not terribly visibly so, at his hand being basically engulfed in a frozen kappa hand, but just frowns thoughtfully.]
The others are Osomatsu, Choromatsu, Jyushimatsu and Todomatsu, so yes, we do all match, before you ask.
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[His echoing voice makes the wry tone of this response hard to detect, but it's there.]
Guessing there's some sort of naming scheme there. But my knowledge of the Japanese language is shit, at best.
Used to have a kid named Genji in my sect once. He taught one of my new recruits how to swear. [Lol.]
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Most of them are weird puns, but I'm not gonna fault my mother for her naming convention when she popped six assholes out of her. This Genji kid sounds like a winner, we are a pretty creative lot sometimes.