Mission Two | Devisor

Mar 17, 2009 15:58


Who: Dante (Open)
When: Tuesday, midday assuming
Where: Cafeteria
Summary: Talking to others about the conditions of this facility and past attempts to escape it, Dante sparks an idea
Rating: PG (Adult language, violence)
Warnings: If Princess Bado comes along, things might get too gay.

Well excuuuuuuuuuse me, Princess <.< )

bado nails, allen walker, dante, haine rammsteiner

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tripthetrigger March 18 2009, 01:55:36 UTC
{O|o|c| Sorry for the delay}

"As I thought." If only he could see to pace, he would be walking at a steady stride about now. He leaned in closer instead.

"I don't know how hard we're being watched, so I called Haine here. We keep this on the low, okay? Only pass this through word of mouth, I don't want to risk this getting spoiled. And pass THAT along too."

"We stake out. Simple as that. Two teams. Team A does recon, scouting any place that could potentially be an exit. Now, I know that's hard 'cause we're all blind, but I'm sure there are fighters here, and..apparently ninjas..or something. Heightened senses and blah blah blah, you get it right? We should be fine. Team B causes some destruction. And we guard it. Because someone will need to come and fix it. And we'll give 'em hell if they try."

"And this will prove three things. One, this will prove where they're coming in. Two, this will prove if our overlords are a magical collective, or just ordinary people. And if all else, we have three. I know we're being watched, but I don't know how hard. If they know about THIS? Then nothing we do is safe."

"AND," he continued, "if this whole resetting thing is true, think of how we can use that. There's crap in here we can break into materials, and surely we can use it for something right? When we break the place up, I want people there right at the spot. There's no way we can miss it, there's just no way. And even if we do, well, we'll just take the establishment apart from the inside."

"I mean...there are so many ways this can go wrong, but it's worth a try. And it sure as hell beats doing nothing, right?"

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tripthetrigger March 18 2009, 03:02:22 UTC
"Then the key is taking this place down." Again he crossed his arms, now with a furrowed brow. "If we can destroy this place enough to force their hand, who knows, we might get somewhere. And if we don't have the strength, we'll just gather the materials until we can get it."

"I mean...to think everything changes in a blink..its..."

"...fuck. I really thought I was on to something." With a groan, he slammed backwards against the water dispenser and sank down. He had a gut feeling about this strategy, it was like baiting a trap. If only he could find that onea thing for the prey to take the bait...

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howling_mutt March 18 2009, 03:25:03 UTC
"I don't think you're entirely wrong." Haine started, shifting under Bado's hand a little bit. He pursed his lips before continuing. "I'm not the kind of guy for plans and shit. But when you think about it...has anybody tried just fucking staking out the cafeteria on a Saturday? I mean...if we stay up until Sunday we have to see something, right?" The Albino kicked the leg of the bench in frustration and let out an irritated growl.

"There has to be something. Any sign. We might have to wait until we are able to see again though."

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bado_nails March 18 2009, 03:56:35 UTC
"That's true... no one has stayed in the cafeteria before. Not on purpose anyway." Bado took a few drags of his cigarette as the other's spoke.

"It's been suggested that we're all gassed when they come in. But, maybe they only gas our individual rooms. Has anyone noticed the clocks? They have 27 hours in a day. It makes me wonder if those extra three hours is for them to fuck around on us."

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tripthetrigger March 18 2009, 04:06:22 UTC
"But a 27 hour clock would throw off their day as well. Which proses another argument. Is time accelerated here just to fuck with us? Or are they really coming on what we believe is Sunday? An extra three hours a day would add an extra day to our week. Everything would be set back." The man winced.

"Aww hell, would they go that far? Because that would be making things really fuckin' complicated. Yet a part of me is asking, what do they have to lose?"
At least through his deductions he hoped to prove he was no idiot.

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tripthetrigger March 18 2009, 06:00:04 UTC
"I don't know anymore," the man said with a sigh. "Anything is a good idea about now."

"Damn it..." Dante mumbled a couple things to himself, shaking his head. "Shoulda asked more questions. I feel so...stupid, you know?" He looked up. "But I'm sticking to my plan. I'm gonna see what I can't break and make useful. At least..it will give me something to do."

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howling_mutt March 18 2009, 17:21:11 UTC
The crestfallen tone in Dante's voice made Haine frown, and the stray dog let out a small whine as he began to speak.

"Don't let it get to you. We've all been stuck here for a while, I think Bado's been here well over a fucking month, and we just now found out the shit that we know. We're out numbered, outsourced, and we're having to do everything with a motherfucking pair of blinders on. But there's no way in hell we're going to just give up. That might not be much to the Consortium, but to us...we know that it means we ain't layin' down to die." The albino folded his arms over his chest and tossed his hair as he finished, a determined look on his face that went unseen.

It wasn't necessarily his forte, pep-talks and all, but he felt like some things needed to be said.

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tripthetrigger March 18 2009, 19:15:41 UTC
"Yeah..."

He hunched over and propped himself to a stand. "I gotta re-strategize. Add if I got somethin', I'll let you know, Hainer."

"Greenhorn, if you can tell me anything or got any evidence, I want it. Seek me out later."

"I gotta take a shower. Later." Walked out he probably hit a guy in the shoulder. Oh well, he couldn't see, that guy would just have to deal with it. What really got him angry was the fact that more and more the situation seemed hopeless, and frankly, too unreal. There was no such thing as a cage without a door, and there was no way that a door couldn't be made. He just had to find that way.

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