Characters: Smoke, Ghost, Thing, and [OPEN!] to anyone else hanging out at the bar tonight /o/
Date/Time: Wednesday early evening until Thursday early morning
Location: Smoke's Bar (Marketplace Island, 2nd Level
[Link here for visual reference!]Rating: PG13 for pub humor, drinks all around, and general raucousness (or so I assume will happen at
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Shaking the other man off (or trying to, at least), Moon looked for a free table.
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Eyepatch abandon his mug on the table jumped to his feet, completely lost as to what the hell just happened. He bit the end of his cigarette, and kept both his hands raise, palms flat.
"What the shit, you two?" A bar brawl would've been fucking hilarious if it didn't somehow involve him, third party or otherwise. "Don't be hating! We're all here to chill! Make booze, not war!"
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"Learn to pick better friends, man," the redheaded said over his shoulder to his friend. " 'Cuz this guy's worthless."
[[*OOC: For the life of me I could not get my work computer to 'print screen' this moment from ep 15 "Fated Guys" so I could link the image here. *groan* So I can tell you that the moment is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYmCnqfta_Y at 4:17-23 or so. WARNING IT'S IN ENGLISH DX JUST MUTE IT, SAVE YOUR EARS!!!]]
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"Hey Red! You scuff up that floor, you're mopping it tonight."
He waved. "Sup, Eyepatch."
Then he ducked back.
Best. Bouncer. Ever.
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There was no time for a dignified comeback. Instead, he lunged out and caught the redhead's chin with his fist.
"What the hell is wrong with you, asshole?" he snarled. "I'm glad I don't remember anything if I associated with psychos like you. You think I'm scared?" He made a condescending noise, a very familiar "ch."
"Maybe you were abandoned because you weren't worth keeping around. Ever think of that, genius?"
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When he heard the shouting from overhead, Eyepatch spun on his heel, cigarette still clamped in his teeth. He waved a hand wildly. "Yo, Ghost, you're the mother fucker getting paid for this shit. Get your ass down here!"
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Fucking hell that has got to be the most annoying sound in the universe.
But then Moon said something else...
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A part of him - a very small part - knew that this guy was referring to the incident that happened during their adulthood. However, what Smoke heard was in reference to the half-remembered childhood that Smoke had started piecing together for himself recently.
And it resonated with what Ghost had told him when he confessed it to him.
An even smaller part of him was a little disappointed, as if he'd been expecting a different reaction than THAT line of all lines to say.
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"You don't know shit, newbie-douchebag, so stop acting you do. I know that I was carrying our buddies who were near death at the time, the fact that they were near death was all your damn fault, and that I wanted so badly to beat your face into the ground after that point I'm surprised I didn't drop them to do it when I did see it back then. So guess what jackass? I just did."
The hanyou brought a hand to his lip and wiped it away. "And yeah, I do think you were scared, now that I see your pale-ass face again - that's why you ran the fuck away. You were scared of how weak you are. Just a human against folks stronger even than me."
Smoke walked over to pick up his weapon and dismissed it soon after. "One punch, that was all you deserved of my time until you wise up some more, Sanzo. Later, Patch."
Then the tall redhead wandered off to talk to other, less headache-inducing people.
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"...Until you wise up some more, S[fzzzt]. Later, Patch."
Moon blinked. What had that guy just called him? Why had his hearing suddenly gone weird on that one word? There was too much going on. His head hurt from the punch, the adrenaline from the potential fight was swirling around in his system, and he had been insulted, humiliated, and dismissed in less than ten minutes.
"Fuck this shit," he decided, and looked at the door, turning to leave. "Shouldn't have let you talk me into this," Moon added, directing that comment to Eyepatch.
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Grumbling, he dropped the butt and muttered something of a goodbye to Smoke. Maybe.
Eyepatch slammed the rest of his glass before setting it to the table hard, reaching into his pocket and tossing the coins on the table to cover the tab. He swirled around, marching after Moon and trying to force that entire exchange out of his mind because fuck all if that was his business, and he sure as fuck wasn't gonna play middle man either.
"Dude, if I had the slightest fucking clue Smoke was gonna hate on you for something you can't remember, I would've recommended snatching a bottle and kickin' it somewhere for the night."
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"I don't see why his issues are my problem-" Moon stopped abruptly, both speaking and walking, and pinched the bridge of his nose. Great, another migraine. He also had no idea where they were right now.
"Fuck!" he swore again, not having a sufficient way to let out his anger. Hitting something would definitely help.
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Nevertheless, he had no idea what the right fucking thing to say was, and the air was too goddamn tense to easily dismiss it all with a wise ass remark.
When Moon stopped, so did he, and he did what he did best: pulled out another cigarette and promptly lit it. Keeping the flame going, he extended the lighter toward Moon. "Need another light?"
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Something else was nagging at him, so he figured he should ask. "Did you hear him call me by some other name? Because I heard his voice go to static for just one word."
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"Ah?" Eyepatch glanced up, exhaling a stream of smoke above him. That's right, Smoke had called him something, hadn't he? He brow creased a moment in concentration, and then he asked, "You mean Sanzo?"
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