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Who: Kamek, Char in order of importance, and maybe someone else WHO KNOWS
What: lizardbattles part deux. tl;dr Kamek is frustrated and takes it out on Char
Where: A gym
When: Sept 3, late afternoon/evening
Warnings: Char is in it. Kamek is in a feisty mood.
A week had gone by, and there had been no sign of change between General Guy and his roommate. Not a scratch or bruise or a difference in the way Char carried his smug self across the hallways. Kamek wanted to be upset at the General. While the warning was not technically a command, it was still defiance, and an enough reason for disappointment. But there was no fooling himself. Kamek was just not surprised at all, and the reality was a harsher blow to his pride than it should have been.
He was a firm believer that his own men should be responsible for their own battles. Kamek had no idea how long their little thing had been going, because it's not his job to keep a watchful eye of people's personal problems like a mother hawk when he already had eight (nine, if you counted Bowser) fire-breathing terrors on his plate. For this reason, Kamek suspected there were....details, subtleties that he may looked over regarding their relationship, and despite being his superior for all his years of service, Kamek simply didn't know the General enough on a personal level.
The situation had fallen on more personal grounds than Kamek liked to admit. He did not understand his subordinates. His subordinates did not look up to him as they once did. Char, some useless, miserable runt, had nearly killed him in a forest fire. Despite all his efforts, strengths, and abilities, despite what he had others think, there was no fighting the fact that he simply did not have long to live, and Kamek once again feared of becoming something he never wanted to be.
A depressed, aging failure.
The feeling boiled down to a bitter need to act out, to redeem himself in his own eyes. And unfortunately, Kamek was not known for self-control in these states. As he walked out, there was just one perpetrator on his mind. Kamek would find him, and make him regret ever getting involved in his affairs.
What: lizardbattles part deux. tl;dr Kamek is frustrated and takes it out on Char
Where: A gym
When: Sept 3, late afternoon/evening
Warnings: Char is in it. Kamek is in a feisty mood.
A week had gone by, and there had been no sign of change between General Guy and his roommate. Not a scratch or bruise or a difference in the way Char carried his smug self across the hallways. Kamek wanted to be upset at the General. While the warning was not technically a command, it was still defiance, and an enough reason for disappointment. But there was no fooling himself. Kamek was just not surprised at all, and the reality was a harsher blow to his pride than it should have been.
He was a firm believer that his own men should be responsible for their own battles. Kamek had no idea how long their little thing had been going, because it's not his job to keep a watchful eye of people's personal problems like a mother hawk when he already had eight (nine, if you counted Bowser) fire-breathing terrors on his plate. For this reason, Kamek suspected there were....details, subtleties that he may looked over regarding their relationship, and despite being his superior for all his years of service, Kamek simply didn't know the General enough on a personal level.
The situation had fallen on more personal grounds than Kamek liked to admit. He did not understand his subordinates. His subordinates did not look up to him as they once did. Char, some useless, miserable runt, had nearly killed him in a forest fire. Despite all his efforts, strengths, and abilities, despite what he had others think, there was no fighting the fact that he simply did not have long to live, and Kamek once again feared of becoming something he never wanted to be.
A depressed, aging failure.
The feeling boiled down to a bitter need to act out, to redeem himself in his own eyes. And unfortunately, Kamek was not known for self-control in these states. As he walked out, there was just one perpetrator on his mind. Kamek would find him, and make him regret ever getting involved in his affairs.