WHO: Gamzee vs EVERYBODY
WHAT: a juggalo is rampaging murderously, hunting a certain murderous fairy, attempted murder will happen to anyone who gets in his way. there's a theme here.
WHERE: through truth and consequences
WHEN: early evening 6/13
WARNINGS: violence, cursing, colorful shades of blood
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Welcome to the Dark Carnival, Brother. )
But while she was more than confident he wouldn't be able to bring her down, the others were a different case. And if he really did track her down, there was the tiny little problem of having him find and kill everyone else in the process. So when he'd called her out, she immediately set out from the hive, making sure it was out of sight before flying in low circles above the town. It wasn't like she was feeling a little protective of the others. No way. She'd just rather not give anyone any other shit to blame her for.
And then she saw him. Man, he looked like shit. She flew up behind him, ( ... )
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She may be a god, but he still believed in miracles. The thought of failure wasn't something that was even occurring to him. There was definitely something to be said about fanaticism, true belief was definitely something hard to come by.
That crooked grin split unnaturally wide across his face, and that lazy expression vanished completely as his eyes snapped wide open, the club at his side swinging up at her jaw hard enough to rip the head off a normal troll.
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Whatever. It didn't matter now where that strength had come from, or why. She didn't need to know that to take him down. And she would.
"I'll take that as a yes!" There was a bottle of syrup in her sylladex (because she could handle matters without resorting to murder, thank you very much), but it was obvious there wouldn't be any time for that now. Instead she went straight for her strife specibus, pulling out the Fluorite Octet. She made sure to keep her eyes on him the whole time.
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Which is, in fact, exactly what he did.
Gamzee launches one of those clubs at top speed, aiming to hit her square in the face. Then he was gone. He just seemed to vanish from existence entirely, leaving only that single club in flight just to appear above her, swinging a second club downwards.
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4, 6, 4, 2, 1, 5, 1, 8: THE SKIES THAT BLIND.
Not quite the offensive power she was looking for, but it would give her some time. A black, opaque fog quickly began filling the air, making it all but impossible to see -- with two eyes, anyway. Her vision eightfold cut through the thick haze easily enough, and she quickly scooped up her dice. God, she was already getting sick of playing defense.
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Not that she ever made anything easy for anyone.
Gamzee let his remaining clubs slip away for now, eyes still locked on the spot she had been. In the end he decided to stay still -which wasn't very, considering he seemed to sway and snap like a broken marionette- if he couldn't go to her, than she was going to have to come to him.
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Taking off into the air, she decaptchalogued the bottle of syrup and dived straight at him. Just a few feet closer, and --
-- at the last second, she turned sharply, aiming to get behind him. Her wings had dissipated some of the fog, and the trail they left behind would illuminate it, but a few seconds with the element of surprise was all she needed. Grab him, shove the syrup down his windtube, and get the fuck out of his reach. Easy.
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Or it would have been if he hadn't caught the trail of special stardust her wings gave off. A few seconds wasn't nearly enough time. Unless you're Aradia, but she had to go off and fucking explode all by her own motherfucking self.
The moment she tried to make her move was the moment he'd already made his. Gone and back again in the blink of an eye, reaching up behind her to take hold of her wings at the base and rip downward. The force of her wings being ripped away was enough to dissipate the rest of the fog, and he let out a loud, manic cackle as he was hit with dual sprays of blue.
"YOU MOTHERFUCKIN SHOWED ME!! Didn't you? DIDN'T YOU!?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!"
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This time, she hit the ground hard, too stunned for a proper landing. She'd made a big, big mistake trying to go easy on him. If she hadn't gone for the fucking syrup first...she was in the perfect position, and with the right roll she could have ended it. But no. Like an idiot, she'd tried to end things the easy way. The nice way. And look where that got her. Tore them off. He tore my fucking wings right off. The initial shock quickly gave way to anger, the pain infuriating her just as much as his words.
The sharp corners of the Octet bit into her palm as she forced herself to her feet, but that was nothing. Nothing compared to the blow he'd dealt her. And nothing compared to what she'd do to him now.
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When she finally faced him again he just grinned, face and teeth stained with her blood. Gamzee held his hands out at his sides, each holding four dice between his fingers. Eight in all.
He just cocked his head to the side. Who would get the winning roll?
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"And your carnival sucks. Your point?"
She wasn't going to leave this one up to chance. She was far, far too lucky for that. This time, the dice hardly rolled once they hit the ground --
8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8: ANCESTRAL AWAKENING.
-- and the heat burst, blooming into a light that enveloped her entirely.
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8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8: ANCESTRAL AWAKENING.
MOTHER.
FUCKING.
MIRACLES.
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The weight of the blade in her hand was reassuring, but it was a reassurance she didn't need. Reassurance was for people who worried. Worrying was for people who thought they had something to lose. And what was there to lose when you felt this amazing?
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Gold eyes flashed behind the skull covering his face, and he rolled his shoulders to get a feel of the painted bone chestplate. The club was far larger than his own, but he still spun it once in his hand like it weighed nothing. It felt like it belonged there. It did belong there. This was a club of a High Subjugglator, and it was about to be christened.
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Charging the enemy head on like this was reckless, risky, daring...but she was done with dodging. And Gamblignants were nothing if not daring.
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Blue was a nice color, and he had to start somewhere.
The club moved faster than seemed possible for it's size, crossing over his chest to knock the sword away then back towards her skull. His blood was pumping so hard it was like circus drums pulsing in his ears, beating at the inside of his skull. Everything was sharper now, the edges of life and death that much more crisp.
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