It is not every day that Hellboy comes in the bar. Big, lurking; this time, covered in black goo. Very rarely does he go to the bar, ask for a biowaste bag, put his trademark trenchcoat in it, and pass it back. He won't be needing it anymore
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Perhaps he is in some ways -- heartless. He doesn't seem bothered by the hulking man, though, and what he's staring at is the fire as it burns whatever it is that Hellboy tossed into it, not Hellboy himself.
He clears his throat quietly.
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Now that he's had that psychotic break, things are really much better. Since he isn't Paul, he doesn't have to feel the entire burden of the Redeker Plan.
Just the guilt over implementing it.
"...we've met, haven't we?" He didn't recall exactly when, though. That happened a lot lately.
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He is not allowed the indulgence of a psychotic break; with his comes the end of all things.
Or the end of what's left.
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That didn't sound right. He rubs a hand through his hair and leans back in the chair again, still watching the fire.
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Redeker looks like he needs all the allowances one can give.
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He nods, accepting that. "And I'm Xolelwa." In case HB has forgotten.
Ha.
"You did not wish to launder your coat?" The bar here could probably get it clean somehow.
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And all the good stuff was taken out of his pockets long before he got here.
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Like ... bodies. People themselves.
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He will never think otherwise.
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People who believed in reincarnation were probably more willing to die. Unless they were slated to come back as a Zack or something of the sort.
"Natural resources," he agrees, "Oil. Gasoline."
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He has no response for it.
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Mostly because Abri has gotten on him lately about being polite.
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