Characters: Eames (
dreamesbig), Arthur (
specificities) and any one else around!
Setting/Location: Streamdrab.
Date & Time: Day nine.
Warnings: none!
Summary: Just another one of those "waking up" posts. Everyone is free to join!
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Did the plane crash, or was this another dream? )
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Eames closed the Junogam as soon as he’d read enough, having a difficult time dealing with the new information. He should be in his hotel room right now, after all. …So why the hell did he wake up outside?
“Looks like Cobb isn’t here,” he said, almost defeated, “Not yet, any-shh!” Eames tossed his head around as soon as he heard footsteps. “Did you hear that?
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"Let's move," he uttered quietly, pocketing the Junogam. "We don't have time to waste."
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“All right,” he replied, still looking around, “You lead.”
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They also didn't move like they were armed. Jack relaxed a little at this. People who knew what was going on would have been nice, but in the absence of that he preferred harmless idiots to strapped and anxious idiots any day of the week.
"Your quiet voice," he said, directing it at the one not completely caked in mud, "...not as quiet as you think." Best to just get this over with. Taking a detour around them completely would take too long, and he had no UPPS to keep him headed in the same direction.
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Nope, forget it. The familiar accent was quite a giveaway, after all. Well, if he really wanted to make conversation.. “Perhaps you just have excellent hearing,” he quipped; the subtle joke earned himself a small smile of amusement. “I would ask if you were resident here, but it seems as though you’re lost as well.”
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He opened his mouth to comment, but the junogam was whirring up again in an announcement, and in the near distance something was roaring, enough to make the leaves tremble on the trees, a few falling to swirl around them. If his ears weren't aching, it might have been vaguely poetic.
[ ooc: after your reply ophelia, we can jump on over this event ]
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The gun was sleek and cold looking, small, but leaving no question of its capability. The smooth lines, the matte black surface, the faint glow, and the hum as it readied a shot - it was not vintage. The counterpoint to the Webley still in its holster at his hip. With purpose in his bearing and confidence in his movements, Jack headed toward the noise, disregarding the men as he passed them. They were no threat to him, but they weren't the only things he was sharing this planet with.
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