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001 - [video] / arrival post
“Okay, I don't know what kind of a sick joke this is, but I can promise you right now that I ain't laughing.”
Thirty seconds ago, Gunn hadn't been in this – weird-ass, mechanical place. He had very much been stepping into the lobby of the Hyperion Hotel, sack of cheeseburgers in hand. The food was, of course, gone ('Fourteen dollars down the drain, dammit,' he thought briefly) and his stomach was oddly twisted, clenched and upset. He didn't like it.
He turned immediately in a full circle, hands curling into tight fists at his sides, looking for something to lunge at. “I swear, if this is some pasty-ass demon's idea of a joke...”
Dammit.
Fred was hungry. He just wanted to bring her the godforsaken cheeseburgers.
He was met with a stunning sort of silence as he turned that served to put him on edge more than at ease, and he lifted his fists to about chest-height, stepping to the side.
“Come on out, whoever – or whatever – you are--” he started, before his hip smacked against the pedestal that the tablet was sitting on, and Gunn nearly yelled out loud out of surprise, and then frustration. He dropped his fists and snatched the tablet up, hastily flipping it open and looking for a way to communicate with the device. “You better be some sort of fancy cellphone, and I better get some sort of reception in here,” he grumbled, tapping on the screen a little harshly and looking for some sort of number pad to dial out with. "Hello? Can anyone hear this thing?"
He was about ready to give up and throw the little device when his eyes cut up and he realized that a door had opened. 'Okay. Liking this place less and less as time goes on,' he thought, and instead of throwing the tablet, squeezed it a little too-tightly in his hands as he started out in the hallway. There was going to be hell to pay if his food was cold by the time he got home.
Thirty seconds ago, Gunn hadn't been in this – weird-ass, mechanical place. He had very much been stepping into the lobby of the Hyperion Hotel, sack of cheeseburgers in hand. The food was, of course, gone ('Fourteen dollars down the drain, dammit,' he thought briefly) and his stomach was oddly twisted, clenched and upset. He didn't like it.
He turned immediately in a full circle, hands curling into tight fists at his sides, looking for something to lunge at. “I swear, if this is some pasty-ass demon's idea of a joke...”
Dammit.
Fred was hungry. He just wanted to bring her the godforsaken cheeseburgers.
He was met with a stunning sort of silence as he turned that served to put him on edge more than at ease, and he lifted his fists to about chest-height, stepping to the side.
“Come on out, whoever – or whatever – you are--” he started, before his hip smacked against the pedestal that the tablet was sitting on, and Gunn nearly yelled out loud out of surprise, and then frustration. He dropped his fists and snatched the tablet up, hastily flipping it open and looking for a way to communicate with the device. “You better be some sort of fancy cellphone, and I better get some sort of reception in here,” he grumbled, tapping on the screen a little harshly and looking for some sort of number pad to dial out with. "Hello? Can anyone hear this thing?"
He was about ready to give up and throw the little device when his eyes cut up and he realized that a door had opened. 'Okay. Liking this place less and less as time goes on,' he thought, and instead of throwing the tablet, squeezed it a little too-tightly in his hands as he started out in the hallway. There was going to be hell to pay if his food was cold by the time he got home.
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"I'm sorry, I don't remember meeting Billy Idol," he says, and maybe his attitude is a little piss poor because - well, he's kind of worried right now. He doesn't like to think that he might need rescuing from this place. "How the hell do you know my name?"
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"First thing you should know is I'm not evil, and I've got a soul."
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"Charles! Hi! Oh- you're probably very confused right now." She shrugged a little, looking a tad sheepish. "I'm probably not going to help with that, but at least I'm a friendly face? We've all been sorta kidnapped, unfortunately. Out of space and time and all of that. By aliens, no less."
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Okay, well, that did cheer him up quite a bit. Not that he was particularly thrilled that she had been abducted or whatever, too, but at least she seemed unhurt. "Aliens and space-time mumbo. Right. Whatever. Where are you?"
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She took a deep breath and seemed to be moving now, as the background was changing. "I'm at Caritas, and yes there is a Caritas here. If you look on your map, you can find it. But I know where you are, so I'm headed your way, okay? If you keep walking down that hallway, you'll find a door outside, by the way."
It was about at this point she wondered when he came from. If it was too early, things would be...awkward. But they'd handle it.
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What happened in hell was complicated, but Angel is the last person to be holding something like that above someone else's head. Besides, time had a habit of not lining up here in Taxon. The people from their era, their world, were from varying years and months and days. He doubted Gunn was from the same point in time he was.
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He'd lost that entire bag of cheeseburgers, for one. He'd paid good money for those.
"Where the hell is this place?"
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It's said with much less bite than would usually accompany it, and she sighs, pushing a hand through her hair. "Sorry for being blunt, but I figure that's better than lying to you."
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[...yep, that's the only thing she can think of to say right now ]
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When did you get your memories back?!
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[ faith, you are no longer allowed to play welcome wagon you suck at it. ]
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And who the hell are you?
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...Freaking timeline bullshit. Guessing the whole vamp out of the cage in the basement deal isn't ringing any bells, huh?
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[ voice ] ...i know words i swear /edits always
[ voice ] it's okay - fighting the urge to get a paid account just for edits
[ voice ] i go nuts without them, negl.
[ voice ] wooowww my tags took forever
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What he doesn't say is how glad he is that this Gunn is well-adjusted and himself, not the guy who sold his soul to Wolfram & Hart for some extra smarts.
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