Dec 19, 2007 07:52
Hiei didn't give a damn about religious services, meditation, or pretending to be social. The always sudden waking after night put him in a bad mood, this one particularly so. Even with Kurikara licking him like some perverted moron, the warmth the dragon provided was welcome in Hiei's bed, and missing when he woke, giving the surrounding air a
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diva,
kyon,
qui-gon jinn,
edward elric,
saber,
anise,
sam winchester,
jade,
scar,
allen,
naminé,
light,
miku,
luke fon fabre,
hiei,
claire bennet,
artemis,
hikaru,
xellos,
heiji,
lord recluse,
yohji,
tear,
phibrizzo,
ritsuka,
edgar,
okita,
yoruichi,
hitsugaya,
barret,
haku,
wolverine,
kratos,
alec,
l,
bridget,
renji,
sanji,
rhode,
homura,
nami,
adelheid,
dias,
siegfried,
gumshoe,
duo,
momo (xenosaga),
saetan,
luffy,
reinforce,
ashton,
seishirou,
river,
reno,
claude,
ami,
kikyo,
rukia,
hokuto,
edgeworth,
dean winchester,
celes,
m,
argilla,
guy,
kairi,
armand,
roy,
schuldig,
daemon,
aidou,
eddie brock,
ashe,
gluttony,
rangiku,
hisoka,
scar (tlk),
subaru
That'd put him in his place.
She'd had to cling to the annoying nurse to keep from tumbling over while being lead down the hallway. Everything was still so blurry and her head was spinning. It was no wonder the nurse made her own choice in taking Rhode to the chapel - Rhode would have never gone into one willingly. Unfortunately, she hadn't been able to answer when the nurse had asked, so the dumb woman had just taken her to the closest location and thrown her in some random bench.
"Stupid... humans..." she muttered to no one, verging on passing out where she sat. This was not going to be a good day, she could feel it.
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But from the mumbled words he picked out, he found himself a little more charitable than usual. "Agreement: They are quite mentally deficient, aren't they?" Anyone who called humans 'stupid' automatically gained a few points in their favor. "Observation: It's fortunate they're so easy to kill." His face was absolutely blank, but his voice was cheerful and not at all hushed as most others seemed to be in the chapel.
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Why was that familiar?
Her head hurt too much to pick out what made his odd speech familiar, so she let it go for a moment. If it was important, she'd remember once she didn't feel so bad.
"Yeah," she managed, agreeing with his agreeing with herself. She also agreed with his statement about them being easy to kill, though it depressed her further. "S'not fair... making me one..." What she wouldn't give to have a bit more command of her sentences, if they could even be called that. How weak was she not to be able to form full sentences?!
They would pay for this, all of them. She'd kill every last human responsible for this place and laugh while she did so.
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"...Query: What were you before finding yourself a squishy human meatbag?" HK hoped this was a fellow droid. Too many meatbags here really were what they appeared to be. "Statement: I was an HK-47 model assassin droid, prior to my capture and forced acquisition of this disgusting body."
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"Noah," she answered once she realized what he was asking: what were you before here. Strange way of putting such a simple question, but he apparently had a strong hatred of humans to be calling them "meatbags". She would have gone for bloodbags herself, but to each their own.
He probably wouldn't understand what a Noah was, but that left them even for the moment. "Whassa dro-eed?"
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"Definition: A droid is an intelligent mechanical being, far more capable and durable than any meatbag." He watched to see how long it would take the meatbag's thought process to get a handle on all those words with so many syllables in them.
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Skipping over his first statement, she grabbed his dro-eed definition and ran with it. "Got those. We call 'em... Akuma," she yawned unintentionally, "They're minions. 'N take orders..."
Though he was blurry, Rhode was pretty certain he had a human shape. He said he was a dro-eed, but maybe they could take on human skins just like Akuma. She supposed that different places called things different names.
"Dro-eed" sounded stupid.
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Drone sounded more like an Akuma, were that the case.
Then he said something that seemed to override whatever drousiness she was still feeling. Enough of an override to make her grin devilishly, "Slaughter's fun."
And enough to manage complete sentences, it seemed.
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...The meatbag couldn't be faulted for priorities, though. "Agreement: Of course it is."
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"Akuma dun do that," she persisted. Even with his definition, the only thing that made his drones like Akuma were that they were unintelligent. "They kill. Dun hafta be told. But th' Earl makes 'em, so they obey us."
He wanted simple, she'd give him simple.
"Like pets," she decided, finally landing on a good term. "We're better at killing though. S'fun." And really, the Akuma were just the Earl's side project, they weren't actually needed. The Noah were good enough to purge the world themselves. Akuma just came in handy for mass killings that weren't worth her family's time to deal with.
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"Statement: Well, I am most certainly no meatbag's pet." Except possibly the Master's, and he hoped that he would never be referred to by that term. "I am completely above that level, or any meatbag's capabilities."
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Doubtful.
"Yup, the Earl," she settled on, not giving anything away. She wasn't really allowed to give anything away, so that was as good as he'd get.
"You mi'ht not be, but Akuma are. Not fo' meatbags... Noah," she corrected. She still assumed that he was using the meatbag title for humans, and she certainly wasn't one of those inferior weaklings.
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Really, why did meatbags have such difficulty understanding this? They were membrane-bound, watery sacks of meat. Thus, meatbags. It really was so simple.
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However much she may have wanted to.
Really, he was calling humans meatbags, and she was anything but. Well, except for when she was taunting Allen Walker. Then she could be human. Otherwise she was no more human that a dro-eed, if this person was even one of those.
Still, he talked really weird. Now, where had she heard that before? She knew it at least sounded familiar, so where...? Oh!
"You're th' one who likes eye-gougin'! From th' boards!" she exclaimed, still a bit weakly. She knew it had been important! Some weird person had been writing like he was talking on the boards. He had sounded fun.
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