Phone.
[Spike sounds oddly manic, not that you would know it was odd for him.]
I guess this is like a conference call, huh? So who's on the other end. [a few crickets...] Not sure what to make of all this, but. Haven't seen a phone like this since--[sudden throat clearing]What do you lot do around here? Go to the drive-in with your steadies and
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Oh by the way he doesn't talk much. Comes from being a giant world-circling sea monster turned into a human and being forced to learn how to speak. He doesn't like it. He avoids it whenever possible. It's hard and stupid. Etc.]
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Does it speak?
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Yess.
[The slight hiss on the s sound is almost involuntary. Not that he minds too much.]
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I'm Spike.
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[At least this guy didn't start off by immediately annoying him. That's good.]
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Nowhere.
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He shrugs again.]
No.
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And the question catches him off guard. He had never really had a need for timekeeping before, but now that he was here, and in human form... he had noticed the timekeeping and had sort of gotten the hang of it by now. It still took him a moment to figure out how long he had actually been here.]
...Two monthss.
[And he was probably never going to get the hang of that t sound. He hated it.]
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Jormungandr understands eternity. He understands forever. He knows what forever feels like.
And two months, yes, two short, insignificant little months, they have felt like forever.
He's silent, as all this runs through his head. And, because he is incapable and unwilling to articulate it, he simply responds with one word laden with the endless frustration that has become his life.]
Yess.
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Hell, I've only been here a few hours and it feels that way.
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