Loathing, unadulterated loathing.[CLOSED]

[thesegreyskies]

Characters: Tatiana Wisla, Agon Kongou
Content: Neither one is happy with the other's performance during the Victoria II's disastrous pursuit of the 4423. Shouting ensues.
Setting: Flight deck of the Victoria II.
Time: Right as they both return from the chase.
Warnings: Screaming, yelling, cursing. Plus the variety of sins that follow Agon wherever

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[thesegreyskies]

Tatiana wrenched her wrist out of his grip, refusing to give even an inch. "And I don't see you ignoring the orders doing that either," she said, staring him down. "I didn't see you accomplishing anything but making us all look like idiots."

[dreadpirateer]

Staring down Agon was like trying to stare down paint drying on a wall. Idiots could do it for hours at a time; at least it kept them happy, and him entertained, if he happened to have food and drink nearby. Maybe a lapdancer, too.

As it was, though, sunglasses did the job. And he wasn't in the mood, no matter how cute the creature ogling him happened to be. "You probably weren't close enough," a sneer, "considering how far down the trench you were sitting. Sure you weren't falling asleep down there?"

[thesegreyskies]

"Even if I had fallen asleep," Tatiana shot back, "I still would have managed to do more than you. The success of any mission depends on all elements working together in harmony, according to their orders. Ignoring orders and doing your own thing is the surest way to destroy any chance of success."

"I thought you went to the Academy," she said, throwing her arms up in disgust. "Didn't you learn anything there?"

[dreadpirateer]

He laughed, low and long. "I didn't hear any orders to the contrary while I was up there, little dog." Still grinning viciously, he picked up the scrap again, crushing it to powder with one hand and easily ignoring her for a long moment.

"That Academy," he told the scrap thoughtfully, "is the biggest pile of bullshit I have ever seen."

[thesegreyskies]

Tatiana considered spitting on him for a long moment. Then, deciding not to sink to his level, she settled for insulting him instead.

"You are the most irresponsible, lazy, worthless excuse for a pilot I have ever seen in my life. I don't care how great you think you are in that plane, you're a disgrace to the profession. You're a disgrace to the sky itself."