don't call me billy (
omniavincit) wrote in
wasteyard2019-06-09 10:10 am
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Entry tags:
- !network,
- athena | borderlands,
- benedict dearborn | original,
- eliot waugh | the magicians,
- ellie | the last of us,
- ivar ragnarsson | vikings,
- lee sung-hoon | duel,
- logan | marvel,
- robbie reyes | marvel,
- ruth aldine | marvel,
- seo haein | original,
- vin venture | mistborn,
- will graham | hannibal,
- william | westworld
Network; @XXDARK_STARXX
WHO: William and WHATEVER STUPID HANDLE YOUR CHARACTER IS USING
WHAT: Breaking in the network.
WHERE: The information...two-lane country road.
WHEN: Whenever you like (pre- or post-event...or lmao during...is fine)!
[ If one of the handles William selected at random from his phone's perplexing contacts list belongs to you, congratulations! That device you slipped in your pocket? Or squinted at in confusion? Or immediately fumbled, if you're William and can't seem to shake your current spell of bad luck?
It makes a noise. ]
FROM: @xxDARK_STARxx
What do the shadows look like to you?
WHAT: Breaking in the network.
WHERE: The information...two-lane country road.
WHEN: Whenever you like (pre- or post-event...or lmao during...is fine)!
[ If one of the handles William selected at random from his phone's perplexing contacts list belongs to you, congratulations! That device you slipped in your pocket? Or squinted at in confusion? Or immediately fumbled, if you're William and can't seem to shake your current spell of bad luck?
It makes a noise. ]
FROM: @
What do the shadows look like to you?
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Nice to meet you.
This seems like it'd be kind of a colossal undertaking for a single person.
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Or are you just the finger-pointing type?
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You think this is some kind of interdimensional Rorschach test?
Nothing about this place is straightforward. Why would the explanation be?
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[ Maybe it's the starkness of that statement, but he almost regrets that he isn't. That he has no answer for her. ]
I'm looking too.
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Good. The more people searching, the faster we'll find answers.
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Were you in the middle of something? When you got here.
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I figured since you're searching for a reason here, maybe you had one before.
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Then why would you think a normal person is responsible? he's tempted to ask. In lieu of going in circles: ] What kind of job?
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It's a long story. [If he hasn't figured it out by now, she is a fan of brevity.] The mission changed a lot, but I got it done. That's the important thing.
Were you doing something special?
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The question gives him pause. He's never had to explain COST—people either understood or couldn't know. ] Not in the moment. Not that I can remember.
We were in the middle of a revolution.
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Are you a soldier?