Making his way through town, Murdock paused and studied the change in nearby coastline. "That don't look like Greece," he muttered. Shrugging, he continued on his way to The Perk
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Reno. The kickass. Action Figure. Was dragging. A laptop. In the case. Across town. In little. Spurts and. Heaves.
Also, he was cursing himself for not picking up a pair of rollerskates or something, and he was in need of a cigarette, and he was cranky. Even so, he was making pretty good progress, rght up until he made it to the door.
That would be when he started throwing pebbles and hollering. Stupid stupid doors and stupid island and stupid everything and he was eight inches tall and he hated everything damn it!!!
It was entirely possible that the fuss could be heard from inside. Totally.
"Anyone ever mention how weird this island is?" Reno grumbled as he attempted to lug the laptop into the coffee shop. "Been like this since Saturday, yo." He paused and looked up, waaaaay up, at Murdock. "But I showed up."
This was said as though it was some sort of triumph. Which it was. That was a long way to haul a giant computer, dammit.
Sometime later that morning after Murdock & Reno are done ending the world with laptop 101, Dōjima wandered into the Perk to stare blearily at the menu. Timezone changes sucked, and she was in desperate need of caffeine.
Reno was in desperate need of booze and caffeine and maybe a Remedy item would cure his action-figure-ness but he had left them in the dorms and for as much as he adored stairs, four floors of them were out of the question in this state.
So he was going to settle for standing on the counter and staring at the menu and wondering if they had action figure-sized serving portions. For the squirrels, of course.
The giant Doji looming nearby did not go unnoticed. He was inching off in the other direction the moment he noticed her. Which lead to-- oh. The edge. Right, then.
"Morning," he grumped, turning his attention back to the menu. Very good. Coffee. Everything was perfectly normal, here.
Reno eyed her for a moment, then gave a shrug of his shoulders.
"Yep. You totally lost it, Doji. And now you're insane and hearin' sexy redheads in random places, yo. You gotta pull yourself together."
He proceeded to take a seat on the counter and grin. If he had to be eight inches tall and made of plastic, then he was going to at the very least have fun with it.
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Also, he was cursing himself for not picking up a pair of rollerskates or something, and he was in need of a cigarette, and he was cranky. Even so, he was making pretty good progress, rght up until he made it to the door.
That would be when he started throwing pebbles and hollering. Stupid stupid doors and stupid island and stupid everything and he was eight inches tall and he hated everything damn it!!!
It was entirely possible that the fuss could be heard from inside. Totally.
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Opening the door, he blinked in surprise at the sight of a doll with some sort of briefcase in tow. "Reno?"
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This was said as though it was some sort of triumph. Which it was. That was a long way to haul a giant computer, dammit.
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He watched Reno trying to haul the laptop in. "You need a hand with that?"
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So he was going to settle for standing on the counter and staring at the menu and wondering if they had action figure-sized serving portions. For the squirrels, of course.
The giant Doji looming nearby did not go unnoticed. He was inching off in the other direction the moment he noticed her. Which lead to-- oh. The edge. Right, then.
"Morning," he grumped, turning his attention back to the menu. Very good. Coffee. Everything was perfectly normal, here.
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Shrugging, she turned back to the menu. "Must be hearing things. Loosin' it, Dōjima-girl, seriously loosing it."
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"Yep. You totally lost it, Doji. And now you're insane and hearin' sexy redheads in random places, yo. You gotta pull yourself together."
He proceeded to take a seat on the counter and grin. If he had to be eight inches tall and made of plastic, then he was going to at the very least have fun with it.
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