Characters: Lance (
caped_elite), Will (
masked_elite), (
elite_bookworm) and Cynthia (
chomperchamp).
When: Directly after
this conversation.
Where: The Pokehouse formerly known as Whipstaff.
Rating: PG. Lance keeps it classy.
Summary: Lance and Will have a pokemon battle to let off some steam. Shit hits the fan. Will tells Lance that he's actually not the Will he knows. Shit goes down. Cynthia goes
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He couldn't handle Lance like this. So pure, so noble, it made him want to punch him and try not to disappoint him all at once. And he'd been lying to him, lying this whole time, convincing Lance that he was his Will, that he was some bumbling idiot of a circus performer or whatever, someone who had always hated team rocket, who'd never battled upon Lugia's back, who'd never almost thrown the entire timeline of Johto in jeopardy. Lance didn't even know such a thing was possible. Lance had no choice but to accept him as the same Will from his universe, a member of his team, a partner and comrade ( ... )
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... wait, what?
Lance looked sharply over his shoulder towards Will, his eyes slightly narrowed. In the years that he had known Will -- and the other members of the Elite Four -- he had never been challenged by them... at least, not officially. It wasn't that it was illegal or anything like that -- to be fair, any of them could attempt to wrestle his title away from him, at any given moment -- but none of them had. His teammates liked things the way they were and officiated matches were tiresome and weren't the talk of friends. Scrimmages and training sessions, sure, but a challengeOr maybe he was overthinking it. Yes, that was probably it. He was just overthinking it, as he always did, and he needed to let off ( ... )
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"I challenge you," he repeated, not backing down. "One to one- Xatu versus Dragonite."
Will finally bit his lip, revealing a bit of his nervousness, before he took a deep breath and tried to dispel it yet again. "I hate fighting with you, and I hate being mad at you. It's better this way to get the anger out- and when we're done, I'll go with whatever you want to do, no argument, no backtalk."
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But then why was every single fiber of his being telling him to walk away and let it go?
"Fine," Lance said, his tone carefully controlled, turning to face Will, his eyes narrowed. "I accept."
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Not only had he lost an ally, but he'd lost Sir Lance. The man who was supposed to be his leader, his boss, his captain- gone. And as much as he told himself that it wasn't Lance, it still hurt. It was getting late by the time he'd finally found a place that seemed empty and habitable enough, if just for a night. Will kicked off his shoes by the door, slipped two fingers under his mask to rub at his eyes, and heaved a soft sigh.
He couldn't let out Xatu for fear that Bronzong would zero in on her mental waves, which, frankly, really sucked. He wanted a companion right now, needed someone who understood his plight to cuddle up to and cry on. Without that, he felt like some kind of walking dead- simply ( ... )
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“If you’d like, I could promise to not reveal your location to Lance or Cynthia. I’m only here to talk, Will.” There’s no I told you so or anything like that, Will was likely beating himself up over everything enough without any wise-cracking remarks, not that Lucian was the type to make them. He sighs, and forces a slight smile. “I’ll be waiting out front when you’re ready.” That way Will could finish whatever he was doing before being interrupted, and Lucian had some time to think.
He slips on out just as easily as he came in, musing exactly on what he wants to say and how he might go about it. It’s confusing enough, though, and he’s clueless overall. Has no idea how to go about it. But oh well, he was there and he was certain the words would come when they were needed.
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When he does finally emerge from the bathroom, Xatu is behind him, silently, as if she were some type of bodyguard. Will doesn't know if Lucian has Bronzong or not, but he doesn't want to be left without her if things got ugly. For the most part, the bird seemed fully healed and ready to teleport him away at a moment's notice, if need be.
"What do you want?" He asks finally, a tad accusatory. "I'm not going back."
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