I sing from your heart for everyone.
Title: Doobee Doowop.
Rating: PG
Warnings: None I can think of.
Pairings: Eject x Frenzy.
Characters: Eject and Frenzy.
Summary: Frenzy learns some human games are actually fun to play.
Notes: Gift fic for nkfloofiepoof who needs some cheering up.
Frenzy cast a critical look at the racket Eject handed to him. "What are these for?" Frenzy wasn't stupid, he knew what the racket's were used for and what games humans played with them, but he wasn't sports-savvy enough to determinate which game in particular this type of racket was for.
"Squash!" Eject smiled, having retracted his mask, rolling a small ball on his hand while he tapped the other racket to his shoulder.
"Where did you get these from?" Frenzy eyed the other cassette suspiciously.
"Perfectly legally acquired, I assure you."
Frenzy wasn't concerned in the least whether Eject had 'borrowed' the items or acquired them through more legal mediums. He just wanted to make sure these were safe and that no one would come looking for them, thus discovering what the two rival cassettes were up to.
"Come, I found a great place where we can play!" Eject took Frenzy's hand and dragged the other mech around towards what looked like an abandoned base or factory, he wasn't quite sure which one it could be, given the absolute state of disarray and decay of the two or three storehouses or hangars in the middle of nowhere.
"Here, this place is perfect!" Eject grinned and began to play with the rubber ball, throwing it to the ground, catching it as it bounced back up just to throw it back down to the ground.
"Here?" Frenzy looked around, expecting to find a net of some sort but saw none. "Don't we need a net?"
Eject shook his head. "Not for this game. Look!" the blue cassette pointed towards the back wall of the storehouse in front of them, and threw the ball up, hitting it with his racket. The ball was thrown towards the wall and bounced back on a different angle, prompting Eject to run to intercept its trajectory and swing his racket to send the ball back against the wall. "See? when I do a service and the ball bounces back, you're supposed to answer it, and when the ball bounces back again, I have to hit. We're supposed to take turns."
Frenzy nodded and watched Eject play solo for a couple of minutes before the other cassette caught the ball and handed it to him. "Let's play."
Frenzy mumbled something but accepted the ball and threw it to the air, serving. Eject laughed softly and ran to intercept the ball, swinging his racket to send the ball back against the wall.
Minutes soon turned into hours, and after two or three hours playing, Frenzy realized he was having a very good time just playing with the simple ball and with Eject, and although he had never seen much charm in all the sports Eject adored, he admitted he was having so much fun with such a repetitive and simple game. At least, he admitted it was much more fun than playing Football, especially since Eject's beloved ball appeared to have a mind of its own and enjoyed hitting him on the head time and time again.
"Ouch!" Eject fell to the ground after miscalculating his swing, catching the ball with his face instead.
Frenzy ran over to his partner to check on him. "You're ok?" Eject nodded and sat up, rubbing his face which sported a small dent. "I'm fine, but I can't say the same about my pride."
Frenzy couldn't help himself and began to laugh a little, trying to stifle his giggles. Eject glared at him with a very unamused look, which only served to make Frenzy laugh harder, until the black and red cassette began to vibrate in pure, unadulterated glee and amusement. Eject shook his head but soon began to laugh too, both because of the admittedly comic factor of the situation and because Frenzy was laughing, and it was happy laughter. Eject loved the sound of his partner's laughter when it was like this, happy, amused, and completely spontaneous. Yes, he loved Frenzy, and especially loved a happy Frenzy.
Rating: PG
Warnings: None I can think of.
Pairings: Eject x Frenzy.
Characters: Eject and Frenzy.
Summary: Frenzy learns some human games are actually fun to play.
Notes: Gift fic for nkfloofiepoof who needs some cheering up.
Frenzy cast a critical look at the racket Eject handed to him. "What are these for?" Frenzy wasn't stupid, he knew what the racket's were used for and what games humans played with them, but he wasn't sports-savvy enough to determinate which game in particular this type of racket was for.
"Squash!" Eject smiled, having retracted his mask, rolling a small ball on his hand while he tapped the other racket to his shoulder.
"Where did you get these from?" Frenzy eyed the other cassette suspiciously.
"Perfectly legally acquired, I assure you."
Frenzy wasn't concerned in the least whether Eject had 'borrowed' the items or acquired them through more legal mediums. He just wanted to make sure these were safe and that no one would come looking for them, thus discovering what the two rival cassettes were up to.
"Come, I found a great place where we can play!" Eject took Frenzy's hand and dragged the other mech around towards what looked like an abandoned base or factory, he wasn't quite sure which one it could be, given the absolute state of disarray and decay of the two or three storehouses or hangars in the middle of nowhere.
"Here, this place is perfect!" Eject grinned and began to play with the rubber ball, throwing it to the ground, catching it as it bounced back up just to throw it back down to the ground.
"Here?" Frenzy looked around, expecting to find a net of some sort but saw none. "Don't we need a net?"
Eject shook his head. "Not for this game. Look!" the blue cassette pointed towards the back wall of the storehouse in front of them, and threw the ball up, hitting it with his racket. The ball was thrown towards the wall and bounced back on a different angle, prompting Eject to run to intercept its trajectory and swing his racket to send the ball back against the wall. "See? when I do a service and the ball bounces back, you're supposed to answer it, and when the ball bounces back again, I have to hit. We're supposed to take turns."
Frenzy nodded and watched Eject play solo for a couple of minutes before the other cassette caught the ball and handed it to him. "Let's play."
Frenzy mumbled something but accepted the ball and threw it to the air, serving. Eject laughed softly and ran to intercept the ball, swinging his racket to send the ball back against the wall.
Minutes soon turned into hours, and after two or three hours playing, Frenzy realized he was having a very good time just playing with the simple ball and with Eject, and although he had never seen much charm in all the sports Eject adored, he admitted he was having so much fun with such a repetitive and simple game. At least, he admitted it was much more fun than playing Football, especially since Eject's beloved ball appeared to have a mind of its own and enjoyed hitting him on the head time and time again.
"Ouch!" Eject fell to the ground after miscalculating his swing, catching the ball with his face instead.
Frenzy ran over to his partner to check on him. "You're ok?" Eject nodded and sat up, rubbing his face which sported a small dent. "I'm fine, but I can't say the same about my pride."
Frenzy couldn't help himself and began to laugh a little, trying to stifle his giggles. Eject glared at him with a very unamused look, which only served to make Frenzy laugh harder, until the black and red cassette began to vibrate in pure, unadulterated glee and amusement. Eject shook his head but soon began to laugh too, both because of the admittedly comic factor of the situation and because Frenzy was laughing, and it was happy laughter. Eject loved the sound of his partner's laughter when it was like this, happy, amused, and completely spontaneous. Yes, he loved Frenzy, and especially loved a happy Frenzy.