Solf J Kimblee (
explosivecombat) wrote2014-05-29 07:34 pm
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Entry tags:
- !fourth wall,
- !ic,
- **doublepost: also kimbley,
- *action,
- admittedly kind of asking for it,
- archer's gonna kill him,
- because awesome that's why,
- because game mechanics,
- being you guys is suffering,
- clearly i have become meguca,
- come at me bro,
- everything's exploding and nothing hurts,
- good ideas are clearly relative concepts,
- how edgy of you,
- kimblee is overstimulated,
- look at your life; look at your choices,
- my social skills are flawless,
- my spinal cord is totally dancing rn,
- no kill like overkill,
- no sense of self-preservation,
- really damn awful noises,
- sanity is so passé,
- slacking off like hell,
- this is gonna suck,
- this is really stupid,
- this skill is never going to be useful,
- took a level in exploding things,
- why we can't have nice things
03x. [Action - Fourth Wall Event]
[A. Olivine City, outdoors.]
[Well, while usually at this point in the festivities the hills would be alive with the sound of shit gratuitously blowing up, it seems that Kimblee has found something else with which to occupy his time.
An...obnoxious, mulleted, poorly-dressed something.
The guy admittedly looks a fair amount like him in the face, except the eyes are decidedly wrong and he looks younger by a good amount; he's wearing a really poorly-fitting Amestrian military uniform, and judging by the way he that generally appears to give so few fucks that it ought to be criminal he doesn't seem too wigged out by suddenly being somewhere he's not supposed to be.
It seems he's done this before.
Of course, Kimblee himself has standing orders to kill this guy should the opportunity arise, and he fully plans on acting on those as soon as he's done doing...whatever it is they're doing outside of this café on this lovely Thursday afternoon; granted, he doesn't seem like he's in too much of a hurry to do it right now, especially since they have exactly one knife between the two of them and the moron with the mullet currently has possession of it. Kimblee currently has his left hand splayed out on the table, watching whatever this other guy is doing with it; he looks like he's stabbing something over and over again.
Upon closer inspection, it seems that knife is darting in and out from between Kimblee's fingers; it seems that they have an obscenely fast two-player version of the Knife Game going, and Kimblee seems way too fascinated by a game including the prospect of this guy possibly missing and stabbing him in the hand, and when the guy he's with finishes off the round he simply passes the knife across the table and sets his own left hand down, splaying his fingers out to let Kimblee have a go.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we don't allow weapons in Route. Idiots bond over them.]
[B. Just about anywhere.]
[...of course, that isn't going to last long, and for the rest of the weekend the hills are going to be alive with the sound of shit gratuitously blowing up. But hey, this time they're blowing up to the general tune of science.
It seems Kimblee has found a few errant shards of crystal; upon discovering that they do...well, a lot of nothing to actually power his alchemy up (because you never know), he's doing the next logical thing and infusing them with energy just to see what's going to happen.
The crystals absorb that odd blue energy from his hand easily enough; it's what happens next that's a bit alarming - at a distance it looks like they just sit there for a while, but at a bit closer range it's obvious that that energy is just bouncing around inside the gem, becoming more and more volatile the longer it's allowed to do so, and beyond a certain point...well, it's hard to say because Kimblee promptly throws it with great force, and as soon as it's gone it explodes in all its magnificent crystal-shrapnel glory.
...He's got a couple of small cuts on his face from when he threw one of those shards straight up; needless to say, he's not doing that anymore, though he doesn't seem to mind the blood. We throw outwards, not up, clearly.]
[OOC: The idiot in question in scenario A is Kimblee's 2003 counterpart, who's sort of a hot mess; if you want to yell at one of them in particular, specify which and the mulleted wonder will be replying from
alchemicals.
Otherwise, the second scenario can be literally wherever you want him - happy fourth-wall, everyone!]
[Well, while usually at this point in the festivities the hills would be alive with the sound of shit gratuitously blowing up, it seems that Kimblee has found something else with which to occupy his time.
An...obnoxious, mulleted, poorly-dressed something.
The guy admittedly looks a fair amount like him in the face, except the eyes are decidedly wrong and he looks younger by a good amount; he's wearing a really poorly-fitting Amestrian military uniform, and judging by the way he that generally appears to give so few fucks that it ought to be criminal he doesn't seem too wigged out by suddenly being somewhere he's not supposed to be.
It seems he's done this before.
Of course, Kimblee himself has standing orders to kill this guy should the opportunity arise, and he fully plans on acting on those as soon as he's done doing...whatever it is they're doing outside of this café on this lovely Thursday afternoon; granted, he doesn't seem like he's in too much of a hurry to do it right now, especially since they have exactly one knife between the two of them and the moron with the mullet currently has possession of it. Kimblee currently has his left hand splayed out on the table, watching whatever this other guy is doing with it; he looks like he's stabbing something over and over again.
Upon closer inspection, it seems that knife is darting in and out from between Kimblee's fingers; it seems that they have an obscenely fast two-player version of the Knife Game going, and Kimblee seems way too fascinated by a game including the prospect of this guy possibly missing and stabbing him in the hand, and when the guy he's with finishes off the round he simply passes the knife across the table and sets his own left hand down, splaying his fingers out to let Kimblee have a go.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we don't allow weapons in Route. Idiots bond over them.]
[B. Just about anywhere.]
[...of course, that isn't going to last long, and for the rest of the weekend the hills are going to be alive with the sound of shit gratuitously blowing up. But hey, this time they're blowing up to the general tune of science.
It seems Kimblee has found a few errant shards of crystal; upon discovering that they do...well, a lot of nothing to actually power his alchemy up (because you never know), he's doing the next logical thing and infusing them with energy just to see what's going to happen.
The crystals absorb that odd blue energy from his hand easily enough; it's what happens next that's a bit alarming - at a distance it looks like they just sit there for a while, but at a bit closer range it's obvious that that energy is just bouncing around inside the gem, becoming more and more volatile the longer it's allowed to do so, and beyond a certain point...well, it's hard to say because Kimblee promptly throws it with great force, and as soon as it's gone it explodes in all its magnificent crystal-shrapnel glory.
...He's got a couple of small cuts on his face from when he threw one of those shards straight up; needless to say, he's not doing that anymore, though he doesn't seem to mind the blood. We throw outwards, not up, clearly.]
[OOC: The idiot in question in scenario A is Kimblee's 2003 counterpart, who's sort of a hot mess; if you want to yell at one of them in particular, specify which and the mulleted wonder will be replying from
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Otherwise, the second scenario can be literally wherever you want him - happy fourth-wall, everyone!]
A AND I REGRET NOTHING
[Or is it...sirs? Um. Major...s? GENTLEMEN...superior officers...sirs...]
People...they're staring, sir, is that...really the best thing to do out here in the middle of town like this?
OH MY GOD YOU DIDN'T
...Well, well. It's been quite some time, hasn't it.
[I mean with his luck it's only been like ten minutes for you, but.]
REPORTING FOR DUTY TO HELP YOU NAVIGATE BASIC SOCIAL INTERACTIONS, SIR
Some time, sir? I...suppose it's been a little while now, yes...
[Sir he legit just saw you like five minutes ago IS SOMETHING WRONG]
I'M SO SORRY
So are you going to join us properly? I get that you're taking time out of your busy schedule to help us and all, but it's rude as hell for you to just hover around. Sit down.
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OH WHAT DO YOU THINK
Besides, he has to keep an eye out for a certain someone sporting a hideous mullet.
He has no plans on going to the café, but he is walking by when he notices a pair of very familiar alchemists. It's about then that the oh shit feeling begins to sink in: he never told Kimblee not to murder Kimbley if he saw him.
(That, of course, had been a decision Archer had made at some point but had never bothered to inform Kimblee of, simply because he felt it wasn't important at the moment and then promptly forgot about it. Either his memory is slipping or this place has done something horrible to him. He's betting on the latter.)
Archer approaches the two of them only to finally notice the knife. The sudden shock should be apparent to Kimbley, since Archer is approaching from behind Kimblee, and never once does it occur to Archer that his initial reaction might not be the best one given the game the two alchemists are playing.]
What are you doing!?
[Yes, because yelling at them while they're playing a high-speed knife-stabbing game is definitely a good idea.]
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What's it look like? Just having some fun, that's all.
[He gestures vaguely in Kimblee's direction with his right hand.]
I met your friend, obviously.
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[...Actually, that's probably why they find it fun...]
Put that down, Kimblee!
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She remembers being here, vaguely; she remembers there were explosions then, too. But these ones come with the unusual skittering of shrapnel scattering when they explode, and so she finds herself hiding behind an outcropping of sorts again — this time not so much from the man or the sound, but simply out of self-preservation because he's unknowingly throwing those close enough to her that ducking under cover is really becoming necessary at times.
What she ends up doing, probably, is stupid. But she's never been the best at plans (she almost always gets caught at them, after all), and it's the only one she has, but she's scared and there's blood on his face and the only way that adds up is that whatever these things are he's throwing, she really needs to get him to stop.
So she waits until one of those charged shards leaves his hand — that's when she'll have the most time, she thinks, between the one he's just thrown and the next one being primed — and seizes that chance to dart out from behind her rock and run at him. It occurs to her along the way how stupid it is, really, because that means there'll be an explosion going off at her back when she's not under cover to hide from it, but she's committed now and there's nothing to do but keep running at him and follow through with her admittedly shabby plan of just outright trying to tackle him to the ground, because if nothing else then at least he'll stop throwing those things.
And so she goes.]
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...and that's about when it clicks in, that he's seen the grey and this particular brand of stupid in the same general area before and it was during one of these weird weekends, and he's just going to take this opportunity to jerk back and out of the way and pray that he can dex for shit today when he tries to grab her, both to stop her in general and keep her from faceplanting on the ground.
Because somehow he thinks she'd cry or something, and he is not in the mood to try to fix that today.]
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The good news is, she doesn't faceplant, though she does end up in a vaguely sitting position on the ground with her legs a little awkwardly tangled and one arm practically vertical, owing to the fact that he's got hold of it and that was where she pivoted somehow along the way and in the end, he did in fact grab her, she just...made a mess of it, as usual.
...And as a credit to her apparent burst of willpower, she's not crying. Yet, anyway. If anything, she just looks sort of dazed, probably more from the fall than the explosion.]
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B
It's not any of Sniper's business, but when a man's throwing shiny rocks around and ripping the place up, the least he can do is offer an explanation for doing so. The man in white doesn't look like he's attacking anyone but just in case Sniper has his rifle out rather than holstered, finger on the trigger and ready to snap into position if needed. He's sure to maintain some distance from Kimblee because that's just how he works best (communication and shooting-wise), but his voice is calm and casual when he speaks up.]
G'day to ya mate. What's goin' on here?
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Nothing that's going to be aimed at you, I assure you.
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[His eyes trail from Kimblee's face to his hands, eyes narrowing slightly at the blue energy before he meets Kimblee's gaze again, his voice still calm.]
So yer blowin' up stuff fer no reason?
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B
He'd clap, but he's missing his right hand, and the stump is covered in bandages at the moment. Whatever's going on has seen fit to bring him back to this place forty years later and he can't exactly complain when he's watching a man blow things up in front of him.]
You've got a useful ability. I've never seen anything like it before.
[And he still talks like a smug asshole, but at least he actually has the experience to back it up even though he's a bit outclassed at the moment.]
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Well, I should hope not; it's my own design, so it's rather unique even where I came from originally.
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[He smiles tightly.]
Is it now? How did you come up with the design?
I've come across a number of explosives in various situations-- I have some amount of experience with them myself.
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As he's teleported for the 4th time, he let's out his frustration with a long phrase of curse words and other insult towards whatever has made this happen... and then calms down to look around.
... ...
Why is he meeting Kimblee out of all people? Actually a better question. Why is he meeting TWO Kimblee's - other one doesn't look so classy - at the same time?!
Oh. Oh wait. Was the other guy Kimbley? The one Greed talked about? Ah, so that's it!
.... this isn't the time to be thinking about something like that. Oh gosh, if only he had his alchemy at least!]
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Let's not have a confrontation today, shall we? They're horribly inconvenient and he would really rather not.]
So you have returned to us properly, have you? I saw you over the network a short while ago.
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He doesn't relax though, even if there isn't any immediate danger. He can be calm when he wants to be, really and he's not going to be the one to start a fight when he has no means to defend himself.]
Yeah. Though I have no recollection of being here before.
I heard about you being here, but that other guy... is you from the other Amestris, isn't it?
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Stand down, Colonel Archer.
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Commodore Miller. I was wondering when we'd see you again around here.
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[And he is, of course, as pleased as ever to be remembered. How fortunate, those moments when his reputation precedes him. ...In a given sense of the word.]
I relieve you of the necessity to salute. My time is short and valuable.
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A because being Isaac is suffering
He happens across the two Kimblee/eys accidentally, and at first he nearly walks by because he doesn't recognize the mulleted one. It's the repeated sound of the knife tip slamming into the table that draws his attention, and within moments Isaac is transfixed, watching the game and looking somewhere between really disturbed and way too invested. One would think this is because his boyfriend is involved (though it's not like Kimblee's hand is on the table), but no, it's because this looks really fun.
...No one ever said Isaac was sane.]
That's an interesting way to play.
[Why didn't anyone ever tell him this game was two-player compatible???
Isaac finally glances up at the participants and stares. One is very obviously his boyfriend, but the other...]
Uh... Kimblee? Who's your friend?
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Once he's got his bearings, however, he speaks calmly, and thankfully he manages to do it before his...companion over there can make some inane comment about climbing you.]
He's not my friend; he's Archer's.
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Kimbley?
[...Wait, hang on.]
Uh, with an "ey" at the end? That's who you are, right?
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