Meet the Pyro meet the Medic for some cotton candy and magical mishaps

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Medic looked up at the big structures of the amusement park apparently called Awesome World. What good does having something like this around on a space ship anyway? What with the whole 'take out those big bad aliens that go around destroying places'-thing? Was an amusement park of any use for such a task?

No. It wasn't.

And yet, there it was. Taking up space. Being useless.

Rolling his eyes, Medic turned away to check for the Pyromaniac. Agreeing with his teammate's absurd story wasn't easy, but in order to keep himself from coming up with one weird theory after another, Medic had decided to just go with it until something actually more coherent popped up. So, yes. He totally was on a living space ship right now that would hit him on the head with its tentacles the very moment he dared to aim his weapons at any of those morons around. And he hated it. He really, really hated it! When was the last time he cut apart something that wasn't just a mere holographic projection? When? When?!

Producing an unhappy sound, the German simply sat down in the ground and resumed his waiting while staring at the ground in front of him.

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"Ve could cut it open und see if zhere is somezhing inside?" Medic offered and already had his übersaw drawn and ready to cut into the little robot. Maybe it was showing, that he hadn't had any opportunity to cut anything open in a while, but, truly. Medic didn't really care while he fixed the small mechanic device with an almost devious glare. If only the thing would bleed...

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"You've been looking for an excuse to use that thing all day, haven't you?" Pyro asked, just a litte put-off by Medic brandishing one of his sharp things in his general direction. Of course, he really shouldn't have been surprised, considering who he was talking to. "But, hell, if you think you can chop this thing open with that, be my guest. I left my axe in Engineering."

It was really weird hearing his voice coming from something other than his mouth with no explanation. He HAD kind of joked about messing up that robot kid's shiny new train set, but that had only been a joke! Surely somebody who built an amusement park could take a joke? Maybe he would leave the transit system alone, after all, if that kid could pull something like this.

...And he would also place the little robot on the ground and step away before Medic could go all Dr. Frankenstein on it. No way he was getting in the way of that.

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"All day?" asked Medic, looking at the Pyro for a moment while allowing the small robot to take its final steps. The German shock his head a little "You mean all veek!"he practically hissed those words and turned back towards the little mechanic thing. The robot had wadled away a bit once again. But Medic needed only few steps to catch up with it and he quickly brought the saw down with at least a tiny bit of satisfaction in the swing.

Until the weapon made contact and scraped down along the smooth yet solid frame of the robot until the blade hit the floor and Medic almost did the same due to the sudden shift of his balance. He growled to himself and glared at the robot. How dare it to not just get sliced into pieces?! It seemed like EVERYTHING on this stupid ship just had made it their mission to ruin even the tiniest bit of fun for the German.

He kept glaring at the tiny robot, but muttered to himself "I hate zhis place."

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The Pyro remained silent throughout the whole spectacle. He was honestly a little surprised that the robot didn't seem affected at all. He had been on the receiving end of the BLU Medic's own sharp things before and knew how nasty they could be.

Against his better judgement, he reached over and gave his teammate a reassuring pat on the shoulder. And when he finally spoke, it was still coming out of the robot, much to his dismay. "...Maybe if we flip it over?"

To be honest, he was beginning to find this needlessly frustrating as well.