Who: Zack Fair
i_love_squats and Heine Rammsteiner
stray_gunner, Open
When: Today
Where: Foxhole
Format: Paragraph
What: Zack’s drinking and confused, while Heine’s pointing and laughing. Yeaaaah. Something.
Warnings: Probably not, but it all depends on how much Zack is allowed to drink.
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Lights will guide you home and ignite your bones. And I will try to fix you )
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Though, something...something was wrong. He wasn't sure what, but it was...wrong. Heine wasn't...something.
"This...this isn't the norm, you know. Not for me." His fingers errantly flicked at the glass, his brow furrowing, eyes distant. Thinking, he was thinking, trying not to sit and dwell on Yazoo when he was finally, finally getting numb. "I just...everyone needs to unwind sometimes ( ... )
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You ignore everything and miss everything and then Giovanni comes, and you get shot and you need my help and you're a pathetic loser, losing dog, it spat, and Heine shook his head a little to clear it ( ... )
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Probably not. This was prime ribbing material, right here. Back home, SOLDIER cadets would've paid good money to see this.
"Well, at least I've been drunk before," he mumbled, as if it was some terrible, looming defeat by life. After all, Heine wasn't a spring chicken (not with white hair), so it must be one of The Great Tragedies. Which also meant, less talky, more imbibing.
"Drink responsibilit--responsibly if you're driving. Since Minato's back home, I'm thinking we're walkin'. Means we're safe." Mmhm. Do not operate a chocobo while under the influence. Big fines back home ( ... )
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He glanced at the shots of alcohol already lined up and sighed. Zack looked and sounded excited about the prospect, and even though he wasn't sure if that was a good thing, he decided that it was a better idea than actually trying to bring Zack elsewhere.
The man already looked a bit out of it, Heine thought, smirking slightly. But that didn't mean he would stop because of it.
"Yeah? How do you play that?"
Heine Rammsteiner, social recluse since birth. Creation. Both were the same thing, anyway, when it came to him.
"Are you really okay with drinking more?" he asked, somewhat skeptically.
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“Dude, you live under a rock!” His eyes rolled dramatically. If he had been thinking properly, he might have realized that I Never with Heine was going to be difficult; people with no lives didn’t do well at games where they were supposed to have one to play. But, alas, the beer had long since taken its toll, and those little tidbits didn’t matter anymore.
“’S easy. We take turns saying ‘I never did somethingsomething’, and if the other guy did it, they have to drink. See?” He sure as hell hope that it made sense to him, because Zack wasn’t sure he could explain it any other way in his current state.
“And suuuure. You can’t be done already, can you? Cause I can out drink you any dayAnd thus, the challenge ( ... )
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"Do not," he protested half-heartedly. No, you just live underground, the dog corrected, but Heine shrugged it off for the moment.
Raising an eyebrow at Zack's slurred description of the game, Heine considered his prospects for a moment and then shrugged. Why not?
It wasn't as if he could actually get drunk. Unlike Zack, who already looked a bit woozy.
"...right. Let's play, then."
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But, fortunate for you that at this point, all things are interesting.
But hey, Heine agreed to I Never, and wasn't that more interesting? Far more interesting? He couldn't help but smirk, even as he tapped his fingers at the bar.Well, at least he knew one that Heine would have to drink off of.
"I never threatened to hurt myself." And after that, it was kinda a guessing game. But hey, at least he had one.
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"That was a cheap shot," he complained, but picked up one of the glasses all the same. With the slightest hesitation, he downed the alcohol and sighed.
After a moment's consideration, he said slowly, "I never rode a chocobo?"
Well, that was a pretty cheap shot too, but an eye for an eye. Or in the dog's case, a life for the slightest injury.
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The alcohol didn't burn on the way down, which was never a good sign in terms of his current intoxication level. He might have noticed it, but he wasn't really paying attention, not to something as "trivial" as that. The glass met the bar with a quiet thunk, and he leaned back in his seat. Oh, how difficult thinking of a new question.
Wait.
"I never had white hair." Because, c'mon, he was a dashing young man. And sane. Automatic repellent of the white hair gene.
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He downed a shot in any case, and shook his head. The buzz was already clearing, and he leaned on the table while he thought.
"Uh, I never... played a drinking game." That he could remember. But that was a trifling detail.
Half-closing his eyes, he crossed his legs and leaned back to be more comfortable while he watched Zack with a smirk.
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But just a few.
Zack made a face (a repeat of the pouts before), but threw back the drink and dropped the glass to the tabletop. For a long moment, he didn’t say anything, just stared over Heine’s shoulder, watching the wall behind him. Even though he looked half-hypnotized, he was just thinking. Planning. What else could get him for?
“I never….” His brow furrowed before swinging those blue eyes back to him. “I never…lived above a clinic.” Yeah. That was good, right? But really, this needed to start getting juicy here soon. After all, wasn’t that the whole point of these damn games?
Well, that and the intoxication.
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Heine watched his apparent drinking buddy stare off into the distance. Was this a bad sign? Probably. He ignored it, again, and instead waited.
"...fine," he groused, reaching for another shot and emptying the glass.
"I never used a sword before," Heine said finally, shrugging. Well, he hadn't. Knives, yes, but that didn't count.
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And really, Heine, be glad he was a bit tipsy, otherwise he might have pressed you on the whole thing. Relentlessly. Til the end of the world. Why are you hesitating. Wasn't what? What's going on? Shame there was a game being played, and he was way too determined to win (even if all fate itself was against him ( ... )
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"You're going to have one hell of a headache tomorrow," he said, very quietly. Smirking, Heine waited for Zack to complete his sentence and then promptly scowled.
"Bastard." He did take the shot, though, and leaned back to think for a moment. "I never had a hangover," he finally said smugly.
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"'Sides, I can handle it." And his charming smile was a little lopsided, loose, relaxed. "Just like I can handle this shot here." And he took the hangover-causer, dammit, and tossed it back. There.
There.
Hands found the bartop as he tried to stand, stumbled, nearly fell into Heine, and tried again. Bathroom. Now. "I...never..." he said as tried to walk away. "....got this drunk before." Broken rules. Oh well.
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