Entry tags:
- !location: the precinct,
- !plot: end of the world news,
- allen gentry,
- arha masaari,
- bandit,
- batman,
- brainiac 5,
- brenda,
- chris ramirez,
- chris redfield,
- claire redfield,
- danny phantom,
- gauron,
- jamie mccrimmon,
- jill valentine,
- jono starsmore,
- kelly-087,
- leon s. kennedy,
- lois lane,
- loren,
- luke skywalker,
- mara jade,
- nightwing,
- robin,
- ron stoppable,
- sherry birkin,
- slobo,
- stature,
- the vision ii,
- wags-tail-a-lot,
- zelda and sheik,
- zuko
Get you Gone
The meeting is over, the teams have been assigned, the plans have been laid out. It's time to get weapons.
It's time to wish each other luck, and say goodbyes--with the hope that they're only "good bye for now"s.
It's about to get very hairy from here on out.
It's time to wish each other luck, and say goodbyes--with the hope that they're only "good bye for now"s.
It's about to get very hairy from here on out.
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Roxie's eyes follow Arha's fingertips. Something about her suggests she knows every detail of how it works—even if she wouldn't be able to quite explain properly.
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The oct-o-pooze was beginning to feel better on her arm as the moments passed.
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She held it up, studying its angles for a moment and then moved in an intricate series of katas. Block, block, parry, thrust, spin, block. The oct-o-pooze sword flowed with her, wielded with grace and confidence. Yes. She did like this thing.
It felt...right.
She swung back into place before Roxie, her face flushed as she grinned.
"It feels natural," Arha said.
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Roxie is—curious, is not quite the word. And not quite prideful, but it's something in-between the two. Even if she's not using it, that's her work, or enough that she'd feel comfortable claiming it as such; she turned a ruined mess back into a working, beautiful artifact.
And a little jealousy joins the emotions creeping in at the edges of her face.
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A flash of insight, of something that could be a fan-like shield, one with a bit of curve on the ends to deflect outward and up. There was a rustle of metal, a shing!, and then there it was; a fan-like, interlocked shield that would do well enough to protect Arha herself and a patient.
Good oct-o-pooze, she thought. It was light, but she knew it would hold--it, like Arha herself, was deceptively strong. She could feel it in the metal and in the way it held fast to her arm.
"This will be good for protection," Arha mused and let the shield drop. The tentacles flashed back, winding themselves around her arm and over her hand like a gauntlet. "Especially should I need it to shield a patient while I stabilize them."
She nodded to Roxie.
"This is a beautifully done job," Arha said, her voice warm. "You have repaired it in the best way."
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"You'll have to feed it," Roxie says. "Precious metals if it gets damaged, bones or coral if we can ever get any... and it'll take some fresh blood every so often to stay healthy over the long term."
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Her expression shifted to curiosity.
"I suppose I shall see about such things as they arise, but it may take what it needs. I shall be mindful to take care of it."
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