WHO: Snake, OPEN
WHERE: Some random alley way in the City
WHEN: Today
WARNINGS: None, I think
SUMMARY: Snake's feeling completely homesick and decides to let it out through paint.
FORMAT: Illustrated to start, it can be anything afterwards. Write, draw, whatever~
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Whichever coast, there'll be room there for ghosts; Either way, I'll be thinking of you )
"Uh." The unfamiliar rattling and hissing sounds led Rokk into the alley and he cocks his head, eyeing the picture thoughtfully. Turning to the other man he asks curiously, "Friends of yours?"
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Snake jumped a little in surprise, he didn't even notice the young man walk into the alley. "Oh.. yesss, they are.." He glanced up at the picture again, frowning, names and faces passing through his mind.
He had hoped that doing something like this would get his friends out of his brain, that's usually how his art worked. But it looked like this was only making things worse.
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Of course he missed them.
Being in the Gang meant everything to Snake. They were.. family.. though he had never thought of them that way before. It wasn't perfect, but it was the closest thing he had to one.
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He knew he was lucky to have the other Legionnaires around, even those he didn't know so well. Familiar faces made all the difference. And knowing others were relying on him gave him more reason to keep it together. But not everyone was so lucky. "I'd be willing to listen if you need someone to talk to or just want some company. I'm Rokk Krinn."
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He glanced back up at the graffiti and frowned, turning to Rokk. "If anys copss assk you about thiss.. uhm, can youse keep it sssecret? I haven't gotten mixed up with any in thisss city yet.."
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"My lips are sealed. I'm not interested in getting mixed up with local law enforcement either. I find they just make life more difficult."
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( ... )
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"No one's going to catch you for anything - unless you plan on assaulting someone while you're here. Something like that," he gestured at the wall, "Isn't going to get you into trouble." He didn't think. It couldn't be that hard to clean some paint off, could it? "It's definitely not going to get you sent to prison. And if you're worried about them discriminating against you because of how you look - which they shouldn't in a city like this - I can help out there."
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"And what could youse do, exactlys?"
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[Also Cos is cheesy as all hell and I should apologise :P]
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['Tis fine~! :D
Also dkhfdsf it's sad that Snake's still GGG-loyal in this post, in the Slade Villains-for-Hire plot, he recently had a hallucination that his gang was threatening to kill him for leaving them behind, and out of fear he fought back. He thinks he killed them, even though the whole thing happened in his head. ;__; ]
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Snake saying he was part of a gang did set off a few alarm bells, especially with the way he had expected the police to be a source of trouble. But Rokk couldn't judge just based on that, not without knowing the full story and it was no reason to think the worst. "But the offer still stands if you ever need a friend."
[Oh man what? Talk about irony. Poor guy, though I guess that's one way to get rid of old loyalties.]
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Snake might not be the most cold-hearted villain, but Rokk may actually have reason to be wary of the serpent-like teen. His crimes could go well beyond vandalism should his leader call for it. He was easily manipulated by other people, and much of the way he'd turned out was by following bullies for safety. But there was a point where he did have to take responsibility for the way he'd turned out.
Sure, Townsville mistreated anyone who was a monster or a freak.. but from that point you could've gone two ways. Only three freaks had ever chosen to prove their worth through good acts.
Snake, like every other Townsville villain, had made the wrong choice. And it all went downhill from there.
[ooc:Yeah, I kinda feel sorry for him :'D I've been waiting to see if he got accepted as a member of Villains for Hire or not!
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