Characters: Jak
shadesofeco, Daxter
does-everything, Kage
shenghuanzhe, Karis
teethofneedles (closed after they enter, if you want in, make it quick!)
Location: Deck 04, Carnival
Date: Present
Rating: R for violence and death
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Let's go to the carnival yaaaaaaaay! )
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"Just stick close, we--"
His head whipped around at the agonized baying and his eyes darted between the trees. "What the hell ...?"
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"Watch yourselves," he said, voice and eyes hard, a grin starting to tug at his lips. This was just the barest taste of what he wanted, and the First Mate felt a knot of tension unwind in his chest. Finally, a chance to kill. "Something ain't happy we're here. C'mon."
He continued down the ramp, towards the hellish carousel.
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She hefted the hammer, glancing from side to side. Stay alert.
You don't it want to be you who dies.
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"Jak," Daxter hisses, more insistently. "Jak, c'mon- Didn't you hear that?! We shouldn't be here, we should go right now-!"
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The carousel ... well that was new. His stomach tightened and his grin turned into a grimace as he saw the moaning horses scraping their hooves at the group, eyes rolling and heads twisting in agony.
"Who the hell made this place?"
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"Hey," he said quietly to the beast and it whickered, futilely pressing its skinned, anguish-torn face into the only kind touch it had received in possibly decades of never-ending torment. Kage traced his finger down between the thing's eyes as the carousel spun him around, his eyes distant. "Hey, pretty girl," he whispered, and one watery eye fixed on his face. Kage reached up, his fingers slick with blood, and traced a path from the horse's eye down, down over its cheek in an imitation of a tear trail.
He smiled faintly, then wiped his hand on his pantleg and hopped down off the carousel.
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She just kept wishing the horses would shut up. At the very least, they could kill the damn things, couldn't they? She hissed at the other two... no, three, if you counted the rat, "Can't we just kill the damn things?"
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Why would Jak want to come to a place like this? Why did he always want to go to horrible places? This was even before the dark eco, this traced all the way back to Misty Island (which, by the way, had nothing on this freak show).
It didn't matter. Jak was stubborn, and when he wanted to do something he did it. Dax would just have to deal and hope for the best. After all, it's not like they'd die down here, right? Right. Jak was unkillable.
Dax's fur prickled.
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"Maybe we should. It'd be better tha--"
The heavy silence was worse than any screams of pain, and Jak felt his blood run cold. Whatever was killing the bears was moving in.
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Kage glanced at Jak. "Keep the rat safe. I think it's the Counsellor."
He lifted the rifle up, dropped to one knee, and waited.
Come on, motherfucker.
Come on.
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"Maybe the rat is right. Maybe we should bail."
Still. She felt alive and she couldn't help the grin that spread across her face.
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The Counsellor strolls with his hands in his pockets from behind a tree, covered in gore from head to toe. He's whistling a cheery tune and he turns his head to the side, then to the back and then a-a-a-a-all the way around and spits out a bear's tooth.
He grins.
"Hey, campers."
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Fuck.
Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck shit damn cocksucking fuck. All the words that Daxter wanted to say, even though they just lacked finesse, but hell if he could get his mouth open he'd have screamed by now.
Don't hurt me, don't hurt Jak, please just go away, go away go away-
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