With his lone copy of 'Hustler' safely stashed away under his mattress - technically he supposed it was contraband, and there was no way in hell he wanted his 'reading material' taken away from him - Victor found himself with little else to do except try and amuse himself without ending up breaking anything
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"Well hot damn fluffy can read." Teddy's tone was teasing and light as he plopped down on a table in Victor's line of site munching experimentally at the box brand lucky charms before he found them satisfactory.
He may not have been around Victor that much when he was in the war, (and hell he still wasn't sure Victor remembered him as part of the firing squad) but he'd watched enough in his nervous anxiety that Victor Creed was a hell of a lot smarter then he let on and severely doubted this fact had changed over the years.
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"You wanna see how fluffy I am after I ram that spoon sideways up your ass?" he commented drily. He bristled more at the nickname than at the implication of his lack of intelligence; only Rictor had yet earned the right to insult him without any real consequence.
((OOC: Argh, that icon! It kills me. XD ))
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It took him a second of dry amusement to say anything more, but when he caught proper site of the newspaper he raised an eyebrow and pointed at it with his spoon. "You usin the sports section in that?"
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"There y'go. Whaddaya care about them for, anyway? You gonna jerk one off to the Angels or somethin'?"
Teddy wasn't the only one grabbing a bite to eat; while he'd been reading, Victor had been helping himself to a few stray bread rolls and pieces of cold chicken that he'd found in the fridge. As such, the paper was now spotted with an attractive variety of grease marks.
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Teddy didn't quite mind the food marks as he searched through the paper for Baseball stats and finished off his cereal. In fact any amount of civility Victor had was hardly going to be met with a complaint.
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The feral went back to reading the rest of the paper, his eyes scanning once more over the article about the earthquake. He refused to believe that no-one would have noticed the real reason for what had happened, and he found himself wondering just who had orchestrated the cover-up. Could Emma have done it? She certainly had the funds, and perhaps the influence; after what she'd said about Stryker, he doubted that she was in league with him. Plus, Emma's connection with Ric meant she would have wanted to protect the Mexican.
"Hey, bolo. Y'seen this yet?"
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There was still hope though that it was the latter topic. He'd seen far too little mention of it past 'Japan and American relations being on shaky ground,' and wanted to know just how bad/harmless they made it all seem.
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"Japan, y'idiot." He all but thrust the paper into Teddy's face. "Someone's managed to pull off one helluva cover-up, an' I'm guessin' our resident lil' faggot didn't have the balls to do it on his own."
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He took another glance at it for any little slip up remarks but found not a single one, "Jesus when they wanna keep shit quiet they really cover their tracks don't they?"
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He had to admit, he was still in awe as to how the truth had been covered up, but he should have been used to that by now. Even Stryker had managed to pull off some decent media blackouts.
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