Solf J Kimblee (
explosivecombat) wrote2012-04-19 01:07 pm
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Entry tags:
- !ic,
- *action,
- *video,
- @crow hogan,
- @dr kato (hopefully not in a dress),
- @envy,
- @esteemed brigadier general roy mustang,
- @frank archer's utter lack of subtlety,
- @gorthan and his biology,
- @isaac mcdougal: non-fail junior,
- @ivan braginsky (soviet union),
- @john egbert,
- @luke triton (clive dove),
- @lust,
- @ryuunosuke uryuu's sense of cool,
- admittedly kind of asking for it,
- also dorian,
- also nagara,
- because awesome that's why,
- fuckin' technology how does it work,
- good ideas are clearly relative concepts,
- hell are you even,
- itp: we discuss god,
- kimblee is overstimulated,
- my logic is flawless,
- no sense of self-preservation,
- not slacking off for once,
- one-man army,
- pokespe tactics (don't work well here),
- sanity is so passé,
- stupidly dangerous battling tactics,
- this is really stupid,
- this skill is never going to be useful,
- tonight we're going hard,
- why we can't have nice things
011. [Video/Action for outside of Goldenrod City]
[VIDEO/ACTION]
[Today's episode of Oh God, What: Solf J Kimblee Edition is brought to you by a Pokégear that seems to have been knocked to the ground; the shot is incredibly lopsided and at least some of the action is out of view of the camera, but more than enough is visible to convey that there is what appears to be a raging battle going on between a rather high-leveled Ninetales and an unbelievably annoyed Steelix over there. The battle doesn't look like the uncontrolled flailfest that it would be if either Pokémon were rampaging or beyond a trainer's guidance, but if it's a training battle, it's a hideously uneven one - the Steelix is obviously far weaker and at a type disadvantage - and there doesn't appear to be a trainer anywhere immediately nearby.
Of course, if you still don't see said trainer after a moment of looking, it's possible that you're just not looking high enough.
Clearly, today Kimblee has decided that he isn't content to just watch battles from the sidelines, as he's currently commanding this half of the battle from on top of the Steelix. He's trained Dorian well enough to attack unprompted if necessary; right now, he's crouched down on one knee atop Nagara's head, keeping a one-handed grip on the steelsnake and holding his fedora on with the other hand.
He doesn't seem to mind that Dorian is slinging full-out fire attacks at him now, nor does he even seem aware of the heat flowing through the metal of Nagara's body on any level other than purely physical; if you can get a good look at him when Nagara is holding reasonably still, he's flinching a good amount physically and shifting his grip quite a bit, indicating that he's definitely feeling the burn through his clothes, but he doesn't seem inclined to jump down - if anything, he's laughing as the battle rages on, that long ponytail and the length of his white trenchcoat flowing out behind him, and for all intents and purposes he seems to be having a grand old time.
Granted, those who know him reasonably well probably know that the reckless behavior and manic laughter are signs that he's neither pleased nor feeling particularly sane; he's taking the failed attack against Goldenrod City as a personal insult, and he's got a lot of steam that needs to be let out as a result. As such, today's training session is horrendously harsh; as soon as he gets any sort of indication that Nagara is being weakened too badly by the flames - and he seems fairly used to the way battle feels from up here, so he can tell - he's immediately throwing down healing items so she can keep going.
At the same time, Kimblee can't keep it up forever, and really neither can his Steelix. He'll stop eventually, much to the poor thing's relief; she lowers her head to let him down, though he doesn't seem too inclined to move yet - rather, he has his eyes closed and seems to be focusing on catching his breath, and ignoring the fact that he's likely burned himself in several locations. Eventually, however, he does seem to notice that the 'Gear took a hell of a fall somewhere along the lines; he picks it up and snaps it off without checking it, promptly ending and sending the feed the thing had been been broadcasting without being too aware of what he's doing.
However tired he may be - and he does seem incredibly tired, in those brief moments he's visible up-close on the 'Gear; he's been doing damn near suicidal training all day - there's still a tight sense of energy to him, and his gaze is alive; he doesn't seem able to calm himself very well, and it's incredibly likely he'll move on to something else completely idiotic by the end of the day if he's not distracted by anything.]
[Today's episode of Oh God, What: Solf J Kimblee Edition is brought to you by a Pokégear that seems to have been knocked to the ground; the shot is incredibly lopsided and at least some of the action is out of view of the camera, but more than enough is visible to convey that there is what appears to be a raging battle going on between a rather high-leveled Ninetales and an unbelievably annoyed Steelix over there. The battle doesn't look like the uncontrolled flailfest that it would be if either Pokémon were rampaging or beyond a trainer's guidance, but if it's a training battle, it's a hideously uneven one - the Steelix is obviously far weaker and at a type disadvantage - and there doesn't appear to be a trainer anywhere immediately nearby.
Of course, if you still don't see said trainer after a moment of looking, it's possible that you're just not looking high enough.
Clearly, today Kimblee has decided that he isn't content to just watch battles from the sidelines, as he's currently commanding this half of the battle from on top of the Steelix. He's trained Dorian well enough to attack unprompted if necessary; right now, he's crouched down on one knee atop Nagara's head, keeping a one-handed grip on the steelsnake and holding his fedora on with the other hand.
He doesn't seem to mind that Dorian is slinging full-out fire attacks at him now, nor does he even seem aware of the heat flowing through the metal of Nagara's body on any level other than purely physical; if you can get a good look at him when Nagara is holding reasonably still, he's flinching a good amount physically and shifting his grip quite a bit, indicating that he's definitely feeling the burn through his clothes, but he doesn't seem inclined to jump down - if anything, he's laughing as the battle rages on, that long ponytail and the length of his white trenchcoat flowing out behind him, and for all intents and purposes he seems to be having a grand old time.
Granted, those who know him reasonably well probably know that the reckless behavior and manic laughter are signs that he's neither pleased nor feeling particularly sane; he's taking the failed attack against Goldenrod City as a personal insult, and he's got a lot of steam that needs to be let out as a result. As such, today's training session is horrendously harsh; as soon as he gets any sort of indication that Nagara is being weakened too badly by the flames - and he seems fairly used to the way battle feels from up here, so he can tell - he's immediately throwing down healing items so she can keep going.
At the same time, Kimblee can't keep it up forever, and really neither can his Steelix. He'll stop eventually, much to the poor thing's relief; she lowers her head to let him down, though he doesn't seem too inclined to move yet - rather, he has his eyes closed and seems to be focusing on catching his breath, and ignoring the fact that he's likely burned himself in several locations. Eventually, however, he does seem to notice that the 'Gear took a hell of a fall somewhere along the lines; he picks it up and snaps it off without checking it, promptly ending and sending the feed the thing had been been broadcasting without being too aware of what he's doing.
However tired he may be - and he does seem incredibly tired, in those brief moments he's visible up-close on the 'Gear; he's been doing damn near suicidal training all day - there's still a tight sense of energy to him, and his gaze is alive; he doesn't seem able to calm himself very well, and it's incredibly likely he'll move on to something else completely idiotic by the end of the day if he's not distracted by anything.]
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[Besides, it lowers your attack and takes away HP every turn!]
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We can handle it at the base. I would prefer not to mention how I received these to others.
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Very well then. You are getting these treated, Kimblee.
[Because he'll order you to sit the fuck down and let him treat them if he has to.]
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[...just. Let him recall the steelsnake; sleeping or not, he knows you don't exactly like her being out any longer than she really has to be.
Ignore the mild twitching that action gets from his dominant hand; goddamn it...]
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Come on then.
[Archer won't be straying too far ahead though, and he'll occasionally glance back over his shoulder to make sure Kimblee hasn't just doubled over in pain or something.]
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[Well, the right side of his body is behaving a bit strangely, given that's where he was kneeling down on the Steelix, and as such it's where he had the most contact with the heated metal; he's capable of pushing past it for now, but now that the adrenaline is starting to die down, it hurts like a bitch.
...the base is going to be awesome, let's put it that way.]
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I suggest running cold water over those burns first.
[You're going to have to take those gloves off, at the very least. Where else are you burned anyway...?]
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[It's really just the right that received the worst of the burns, as his hands go; removing the glove from it feels rather horrendous, but he does so quickly, momentarily grateful that the gloves aren't directly sticking to the injuries. The pain does cause a quick intake of breath through gritted teeth, however, and the glove is far harder to remove than usual; it's...blistering rather badly already, the burn covering a large portion of that array centered in his palm.
He would never have been this careless with his hands in Amestris; the fact that he didn't think twice about it here makes him uncomfortable. The arrays are useless here; he isn't sure what to do with the realization that they're always going to be useless from here on out. They've always been an integral part of him; the idea of not having them is strange. At the same time...
...yeah, he doesn't seem to realize that he's just kind of staring at his hand here, don't mind him.]
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[He hesitates when he turns around to treat Kimblee; he'd recognize that pose and expression anywhere. Admittedly, Kimblee isn't derping quite as hard as the younger version back home, but it's far too similar for Archer. He shakes it off quickly and approaches.]
Let me see it. Is this the worst of it? Why the hell were you riding on top of that thing and training against Dorian? You know better than that.
[Or at least, you should know better than that.]
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It's as I said before, really - it was more venting than anything else. Excess energy and the like.
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Ah, the attack on the Game Corner, then.
[Of course he's aware of what happened. He wasn't expecting Kimblee to react like this, however.]
If you wanted to train, I certainly could have helped. Why were you riding on the Steelix, then?
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[...no really
that is literally the only reason]
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[The amount of lineface here, Kimblee...]
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[At least you seem to be doing what he'd hoped you would do, and are writing it off as idiocy rather than anything else.]
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Well, don't do it again! If you want to ride that damn thing into battle, fine, but at least do it against something that won't set the damn thing on fire.
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[His words aren't forced, nor do they seem to be putting on a brave front for the sake of saving face; no, he's actually dealt with far worse.
...that said, have some involuntary flinching while you treat that, you, because lawd...]
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[The words actually aren't sarcastic, but Archer's lineface certainly says a lot. His grip tightens on Kimblee's wrist at the flinching, but he's certainly not going to stop. Sometimes the cure hurts more than the injury itself, but it's worth it in the end.]
Where else were you burned?
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I'll handle the rest, Archer; I don't intend to have my physical performance hindered any by this.
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[Archer finally finishes, letting go of Kimblee's wrist.]
...Don't do something so reckless again.
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My, you certainly must have been worried.
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[HEY NO FAIR, STOP THAT. YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO MAKE HIM TSUN.]
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[TSUN.]
Evidently I was wrong.
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Well, I was rather enjoying myself and I did have an idea of what I was getting into, so no, I wouldn't say that you were.
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You still managed to burn yourself. You should have been more careful.
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