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[OPEN | EVENT] a long night spent with your most obvious weakness
Who: Rocket AND YOU
Where: The Checkerboard Hills and around the mansion
When: September 17th-20th (during the event)
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Rocket's got a healthy dose of Shattered Sight, which makes him more ornery and paranoid about the people around him's intentions than usual.
The Story:
At first, Rocket's convinced the event didn't do a damn thing to him- that all it was going to do is spit smoke and vomit glass (glass that, while painless, still left him rubbing his face for ages afterwards). It's not as if he's not constantly bitter and paranoid and expecting the worst out of people.
Except as the night wears on and gives way to the usual sleeplessness, he can examine his thoughts more closely, and he doesn't like what he sees there. The relationships he's started to form here suddenly seem hollow and almost pitying. And why wouldn't they be? He's a freak, isn't he?
By the time dawn arrives on the 18th, Rocket's stormed out of his room and parked it around the Checkerboard Hills with some targets to practice his shooting to keep his mind from wandering. Unfortunately, every single target eventually shifts in his mind to a person he knows- a person he's trusted enough to call a friend, giving him disgusted, pitying looks, and muttering under their breaths about what kind of little monster he is.
And with a snarl, he obliterates each one.
He stays out there most of the time or else skirting the edges of the mansion, not eager to see or talk to anyone, though he's being so obvious about it that it's almost comical. Subtlety's not his strong suit, especially when he's not happy.
Besides, if anyone's gonna start something with him, he's not gonna look like he's running scared. Hell no.
Where: The Checkerboard Hills and around the mansion
When: September 17th-20th (during the event)
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Rocket's got a healthy dose of Shattered Sight, which makes him more ornery and paranoid about the people around him's intentions than usual.
The Story:
At first, Rocket's convinced the event didn't do a damn thing to him- that all it was going to do is spit smoke and vomit glass (glass that, while painless, still left him rubbing his face for ages afterwards). It's not as if he's not constantly bitter and paranoid and expecting the worst out of people.
Except as the night wears on and gives way to the usual sleeplessness, he can examine his thoughts more closely, and he doesn't like what he sees there. The relationships he's started to form here suddenly seem hollow and almost pitying. And why wouldn't they be? He's a freak, isn't he?
By the time dawn arrives on the 18th, Rocket's stormed out of his room and parked it around the Checkerboard Hills with some targets to practice his shooting to keep his mind from wandering. Unfortunately, every single target eventually shifts in his mind to a person he knows- a person he's trusted enough to call a friend, giving him disgusted, pitying looks, and muttering under their breaths about what kind of little monster he is.
And with a snarl, he obliterates each one.
He stays out there most of the time or else skirting the edges of the mansion, not eager to see or talk to anyone, though he's being so obvious about it that it's almost comical. Subtlety's not his strong suit, especially when he's not happy.
Besides, if anyone's gonna start something with him, he's not gonna look like he's running scared. Hell no.
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Hey! Maybe pick up a hobby that doesn't make such an obnoxiously loud sound? Drums would be better than this! Or even clarinet!
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The flark are you doing? [Oh, it's Beatrice. Little Miss Memory Loss herself.] And what's it to you, anyway? You gotta whole freakin' place to fly in.
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I think you heard me.
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into her headinto the air where her head would be if she wasn't tiny and fast.] You little-
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[HE'S TOTALLY FLOUNCING BECAUSE YOU'RE A CHEAT, NOT BECAUSE HE LOST. X(]
this could get ugly~
"Rocket, what are you doing?"
moo ha ha
The poor targets never stood a chance, especially since they were clearly not made for high-intensity laser rounds. "You need something?"
The answer's gonna be no, but look. He asked.
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As for needing something, she shakes her head. "No, I was looking around." She's still new enough that she hasn't seen everything there is to see here.
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"Well, in that case," he lowers his gun, and waves his free hand about, agitation apparent. "Here's the hills, over there's the forest, if you keep goin', you'll find the ocean, and that's all there is."
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"Getting tired of the scenery?" She's being sarcastic, naturally. "What about the other side of the mirrors? Have you been there?"
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He eyes her up and down, and with no consideration for the fact that this is a sensitive subject that Gamora would probably be happier not thinking about, he adds, "Yours woulda probably never left Thanos, I bet."
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"That's what I presume." That her other-self behind the mirror not only remains loyal to Thanos, but is even more ruthless than Gamora cares to think about. Who knows just how dangerous that Gamora is.
"What about yours? Have you met him?"
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They can, presumably, but that's up to the Queen of Freakin' Hearts, and maybe his Mirror is worth something to her, but he doubts it. If he's the big genius, then his Mirror must be a simpleton. Or worse- just a flarkin' dumb animal.
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"But I don't recommend you try to kill mine." He'll probably end up dead.
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Also the implication that he couldn't kill Gamora's Mirror rankles him in a way he'd almost managed to suppress. It doesn't matter that it's true- it smacks of her having no confidence in him.
"What? You think I ain't smart enough to figure somethin' out?"
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"I think you're smarter than anyone." And that's not an empty compliment. Gamora doesn't do those. "But if my mirror is still a killer for Thanos, I wouldn't recommend anyone try to fight her."
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"Yeah, well... I cheat. You're good, Gammy, but I'm a crack shot from a distance."
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"Presuming you would even see me coming."
He might be dead before he even realizes she's there. She's not a galaxy-class killer because she stomps around being obvious about it. Though sometimes that technique is appropriate, given certain situations.
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She is also so lost in her irritation, coming back from the dining room with a coffee, that the sudden small something scuttling across her peripheral vision startles a sharp noise out of her. And several longer, angrier, and curse-strewn ones, when she scalds her hands.
"What the hell-" she hisses, still trying to shake hot coffee off of her stinging hand.
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He whirls. "Did I startle you, Doc?" Said in the tone of someone who doesn't really care. His sympathy is at an all time low today and it's normally not very noteworthy.
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"This d'ast place just makes everyone so freakin' paranoid."
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And as of now, the Shattered Sight spell has dredged up his feelings on Wonderland, and boy does he have many.
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"It would put you on your guard better, wouldn't it," she says, thoughtfully. "None of this 'magical land of plenty' act up until there's a demon trying to stab you."
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Said the adorable
talking raccoon
with an unfeasibly large gun strapped to his back.
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Unlike a raccoon, at least in her estimation. Then again, growing up on a farm skewed some of your ideas of 'cute' when it came to scavengers who were masters of getting into places they shouldn't be.
She sips her coffee, frowning at him.
"Though that's pretty paranoid too, huh."
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Nothing's there. Of course nothing's there. Why the heck is she letting a racoon rile her up.
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He crosses his little arms over his chest, noting that she's also looking behind her. What's she looking for? What's she got to be paranoid about? Besides zombies. Big whoop. They only happen when Wonderland spits them out in a snit, but it's people Rocket can't trust.
And they're everywhere.
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And then what? They find their way to wherever they keep their ships off this rock? Assuming there even are any. No, he doesn't have any better ideas, but he tries to pretend like he does, because it makes him feel better.