02; teenage restlessness

[iseedeaddads]

So this is the City. Original name. Got warped in here randomly because some deities felt like it and I'll be going home who-knows-when

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[fortalkingback]

Punching somebody out might be a little conspicuous. I think you can just find anywhere that's free.

[iseedeaddads]

Old habits die hard?

Yeah, I think I got one already. Ted's a pretty cool guy.

[fortalkingback]

Guess that's just how young hero-types roll.

[iseedeaddads]

It's in the blood.

[fortalkingback]

A Young Avenger can't help but to help a citizen in need.

[iseedeaddads]

With a punch in the face.

Or the groin, depending on the level of douchebaggery.

[fortalkingback]

Ouch.

You're pretty rough if you can get over the sympathy pains. That'd be bordering on villainous, man.

[iseedeaddads]

Maybe I'm a double agent.

Plot tweeeest.

[fortalkingback]

Oh.

Oh, snap!

[iseedeaddads]

Didn't see that one coming, did you?

The mistake's gonna cost you your life, buddy boy.

[fortalkingback]

Damn. And here I thought I was home free for a little while longer.

[iseedeaddads]

Nah, forget it, being a villain usually means tight fitting spandex and shitty, three page dialogues about my plans of world domination.

I change my mind. It sounds like a little too much work to get my ass handed back to me on a silver platter at the end.

[fortalkingback]

Who says the right way's the hard way?

[iseedeaddads]

The guy who made up that quote, "Slow and steady wins the race" apparently.

I always took him for a sucker though.

[fortalkingback]

Was that Aesop?

Yeah, what a weirdo.

[iseedeaddads]

Yeah seriously, sounds like a sore loser came up with it on the spot.

Some ideal to teach your kids.