Solf J Kimblee (
explosivecombat) wrote2013-06-02 05:33 pm
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Entry tags:
- !fourth wall,
- !ic,
- *action,
- *text,
- because awesome that's why,
- clearly i have become meguca,
- everything's exploding and nothing hurts,
- just thought he'd ask,
- kimblee please stop helping,
- kimblee will you put your gloves back on,
- my social skills are flawless,
- my tiny violin tho,
- professor of fauxlosophy,
- really damn awful noises,
- slacking off like hell,
- surprisingly not plotting anyone's death,
- texting into the void,
- that may have been a bit insensitive,
- this skill is never going to be useful,
- today we are tranquil for once,
- took a level in exploding things,
- transmutation circles everywhere,
- why we can't have nice things
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[Kimblee has just kind of accepted this sort of thing, regarding those odd weekends where, for some completely arbitrary reason, everything is beautiful and nothing hurts (assuming that no one happens to get in the way of the explosions he's usually laying down); however, this time around he hasn't seen Archer all weekend, he's been unbelievably agitated for some reason he can't work out, and about the only saving grace is that he seems to have awakened in the Lake of Rage area today.
He can't say he minds.
He's got his gloves off today, if anyone is in the immediate area through either intent or chance; surprisingly, he isn't transmuting...obviously, though what he's doing makes it rather clear that something's going on before too long - he's never been any sort of particular genius when it comes to chemistry, but he knows certain things when he sees them, and he's currently picking up rocks along the shore, appearing to assess them as he holds them before a flash of blue fires off and he throws the result into the water.
It's surprisingly easy to get a good transference going, to get sodium out of the rocks by the waterfront; of course, sodium in water is known to make one hell of a bang. Admittedly, it's not a very aesthetically pleasing bang, but he's working on it, okay.
Of course, there are some other signs in the area that his activities haven't been quite so docile (if blowing up the surface of a lake filled with terrifying sea serpents can be considered docile); there are some rather impressive swaths cut into the ground by what look like something ripping it all up from within. However, for the time being he seems pretty content to be bored, seeming to have calmed down from the earlier...fit that caused all that; he'll be having at the whole sodium thing for a while tonight.
Granted, for those not in the area, he'll be showing up over the device later - not via video, but via text, as per usual.]
I trust you've all been enjoying playing with your toys. Some of my most prized ones weren't returned to me this time around; I'm assuming this means they're still in the region somewhere.
I imagine I'll find them eventually.
However, for the time being I find that I really can't complain; the most relevant part of what I can do is functional again, and if I had to select between having my abilities with no enhancements and no abilities at all, choosing the latter to spite the former would be tantamount to solving the problem of a low doorway by cutting off my head.
Indulge me in my curiosity, however: were things like this weekend to be something controllable, something you could do at will, what would you bring here and what sort of abilities would you retain from you world - given power like this on a regular basis, what would you do with it?
He can't say he minds.
He's got his gloves off today, if anyone is in the immediate area through either intent or chance; surprisingly, he isn't transmuting...obviously, though what he's doing makes it rather clear that something's going on before too long - he's never been any sort of particular genius when it comes to chemistry, but he knows certain things when he sees them, and he's currently picking up rocks along the shore, appearing to assess them as he holds them before a flash of blue fires off and he throws the result into the water.
It's surprisingly easy to get a good transference going, to get sodium out of the rocks by the waterfront; of course, sodium in water is known to make one hell of a bang. Admittedly, it's not a very aesthetically pleasing bang, but he's working on it, okay.
Of course, there are some other signs in the area that his activities haven't been quite so docile (if blowing up the surface of a lake filled with terrifying sea serpents can be considered docile); there are some rather impressive swaths cut into the ground by what look like something ripping it all up from within. However, for the time being he seems pretty content to be bored, seeming to have calmed down from the earlier...fit that caused all that; he'll be having at the whole sodium thing for a while tonight.
Granted, for those not in the area, he'll be showing up over the device later - not via video, but via text, as per usual.]
I trust you've all been enjoying playing with your toys. Some of my most prized ones weren't returned to me this time around; I'm assuming this means they're still in the region somewhere.
I imagine I'll find them eventually.
However, for the time being I find that I really can't complain; the most relevant part of what I can do is functional again, and if I had to select between having my abilities with no enhancements and no abilities at all, choosing the latter to spite the former would be tantamount to solving the problem of a low doorway by cutting off my head.
Indulge me in my curiosity, however: were things like this weekend to be something controllable, something you could do at will, what would you bring here and what sort of abilities would you retain from you world - given power like this on a regular basis, what would you do with it?
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Is there a point to all of that?
[Yeah, he's trying to start a conversation here.]
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It's been quite awhile since he's seen Kimblee, if the calendar is any indication. It doesn't feel like it's been a long time, but for Kimblee, it probably has.]
I take it you're having fun?
[And as always, he'll just sneak up on Kimblee like a ninja, sorry about that.]
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> the loser got away
> the loser's corpse was so utterly destroyed that it's basically particles floating around the general landscape right now
> there was only one person involved in the "fight"
Given the explosions rocking the water, he can probably narrow those options down to a likely one or two.
There's a breeze playing at the ends of his hair as he walks quietly along the shore toward the bomber, which could certainly explain why the remaining grass seems to waft in his direction with every footstep. It's a possible interpretation. It's also not the right one, but so it goes.]
That's an impressive trick.
[As openers go — well. He's curious to see how the man on the shore takes to the idea of what he's doing being classified as a trick. That should give him some idea of what he's dealing with here, for starters.]
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There wasn't much he could do about this though. It's not like he had been given anything usual to travel so he was mostly hanging around in the places he was tossed to.
This time had ended up to some lake and it looked like he wasn't alone. He isn't really going to bother the guy, unless he's talked to. There's really no point. This man wasn't Hijirikawa or a Signer, so it had no meaning for him.]
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[The voice on the feed appears to be coming from some masked guy who appears to be wrapping wire around an Electrode because well, look, if this place wants to give him some sort of bomb thing, he’s going to figure out how to improve it.]
Ain’t that a shame. Don’t know what you mean by abilities, but the first thing I’d do is bring the Commander here. And my bike. Probably play it by ear after that.
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Action!
Heya Kimblee!
Action!
Action!
Action!
Action!
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Action!
Action!
Action!
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Until now.]
Well, that's one way to spice up skipping pebbles, but I prefer the traditional manner, myself.
[Emmy is standing only metres from him, arms behind her back, leaning her weight on one leg, seemingly impervious to the battered landscape. She'd seen Pokemon battles leave far worse; in a way, it's pleasantly nostalgic.
She wondered why she had been brought here, of all places; not that she was complaining, but it seemed an odd choice. As beautiful as it was, there was nothing here for her at Lake of Rage. Or so she thought.
Emmy greets him with a playful wink - it seems easiest, and she'd rather not get too emotional just yet.]
You may be able to convince me otherwise, however...Mr Kimblee.
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Not that it really mattered in the end; he was killed by Hawkeye. Shot in the back of all things. He was still furious about it.
But it was nice to be back in Johto. He remembered this place well, even though it felt like it had been years since he was last here. It couldn't have been that long, Archer knew that, but that didn't change the feeling any.
He finally calms down when he realizes that this must be one of those weekends when everything goes weird - that would explain the explosions, wouldn't it? Or maybe it's just a Pokémon using Explosion? No, he doubts there would be that many explosions if it were just Pokémon. Besides, the only ones nearby are in the old base, and he doubts anyone would bring the Electrodes all the way up here.
Archer moves toward the explosions, finding that his movements are as smooth as they were when he was operating at peak efficiency. The damage his automail sustained has been reversed and everything is back to normal. He smiles, a genuine expression that looks even creepier than his usual smirk.
That smile widens when he recognizes the man causing the explosions. Kimblee. He has very fond memories of Kimblee as well. They weren't just friends, they were much closer than that. They were a superior and a subordinate, but that makes the relationship sound far more distant than it actually was. He was closer to Kimblee than he had ever been to anyone else, something he had forgotten all about while he was at home.]
I'm surprised you aren't doing anything more destructive.
[The words are humorous, though Archer doesn't move his mouth to talk. His voice is tinged with a mechanical quality the automail can't quite get rid of, but Archer doesn't even notice it anymore. It's normal. This is what he's like now. It doesn't even occur to him that Kimblee hasn't seen him like this.]
Shouldn't you be trying to fight the Pokémon yourself?
[He tips his head a bit, automail adjusting with the motion flawlessly. It feels good to have it react accordingly again.]
It's good to see you, Kimblee.
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