Characters: OPEN to everyone still in Death City Location: Death City Rating:PG-13-R for frog violence Time: Morning of the mission; 7 am Description: It's raining frogs ( come again another day )
[Building 6, ground floor; lemme know if this works okay? |D;]untilitstopsJuly 12 2010, 05:57:17 UTC
Sano was reasonably certain that nothing he had found on the network before departing from his safe little studio apartment had mentioned a rain of frogs in the forecast. The first silhouette he had taken for a stray dog, before it moved--he couldn't think of many breeds of dogs that hopped, though in fairness, he was straining his resources somewhat to think of any breeds of frogs with such prominent teeth either. His AT, now aggravatingly little more than slightly slippery shoes, gave him just enough of an edge of mobility to sidestep the thing as it leaped for him and kick it decisively into the nearest wall
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Those glasses ARE his main charm point. Trufax.untilitstopsJuly 17 2010, 16:35:40 UTC
"And they do clean up after themselves so neatly," he agreed, watching another stomped frog disappear into smoke. It was their only redeeming feature, but that one was worth something. It wasn't escaping his notice that they didn't seem to be getting much less concentrated, though, and he eyed the other man with brief skepticism.
They aaaaaaaaare. And them long legs, too.loves_humanityJuly 19 2010, 19:06:45 UTC
Izaya noticed a wave of smaller frogs coming in to annoy him. That wasn't the problem. The problem was the gas the little buggers were letting out of their backs.
"I suggest, my dear," he said, mockery warring for concern as he stepped back with larger steps, "that we hightail out of here. I'm afraid I'm not interested in a second date with a corpse."
So it balances out that his coat isn't furry? :|untilitstopsJuly 19 2010, 20:58:20 UTC
"How discriminating of you." His tone was still casually dismissive, but his eyes narrowed at the new wave of amphibians. He didn't like the look of these ones, and every available weapon--street lights, abandoned vehicles--was beyond his ability to heft without the momentum he'd have from his AT. Abandoning his efforts to act nonchalant, he hopped backwards with alacrity as the frogs advanced.
Clearly I should have keyworded with Shakira.untilitstopsJuly 20 2010, 02:50:51 UTC
"Hardly. I would think you should be more worried about keeping up!"
Although his boast was undermined by the fact that he couldn't lead, as he didn't know their end destination. Even so, he was disinclined to be rescued by (or worse, appear weak to!) someone he'd just met. Scowling somewhat, he focused on the task of keeping one eye on his companion and the frogs off his back.
"And you'd abandon me just like that?" Izaya taunted, trying to make his way to the street corner.
A lot of frogs were following them, but most continued their rampage towards the condos where the guests were hosted, which made Izaya keenly aware of the strategy in this. And frustrated again, at being caught in it when he could have been sitting back and enjoying the show elsewhere.
"And here I am, selflessly guiding you to safety..."
S-sob when this mental association becomes permanent... D:untilitstopsJuly 21 2010, 03:32:30 UTC
Glancing over at him in mild displeasure, it occurred to Sano to the first time to question if he could have left the other behind, even if he intended to. He was hardly one to question his own abilities, even with the handicap, but the confident attitude--a familiar one, if he was honest, which he saw no need to be--made him wonder. Briefly.
"Of course. I'm unlikely to forget such a generous act." Question his motives, certainly, but not forget.
Well as long as that isn't casting aspersions on his figure he's chill with it :|||untilitstopsJuly 21 2010, 20:22:21 UTC
"And how might that be?"
Smiling brittlely as he stomped one of the slimier-looking frogs into the ground, Sano moved aside briskly in case it decided to explode after all. Absentmindedly, he scraped his foot along the ground, wondering at what point the frog guts would begin clogging the wheels. How distasteful.
We love you, Sano, don't worry. Even with your mighty, truthful hips. ;Ploves_humanityJuly 22 2010, 11:04:20 UTC
Izaya winked as he twirled, the arm holding the blade tracing an arc that was soon filled with smoke. They were making progress, slowly, but it was progress nevertheless.
Well... we love you too Izaya. Even with your pimp-yakuza coats and your cellphone neurosesuntilitstopsJuly 24 2010, 05:48:11 UTC
"How flattering. I'd be delighted, I'm sure."
Sano smirked back at him, nothing of the sort. Even given the circumstances, he would have preferred to avoid falling into anyone's debt at all--let alone so quickly. But then, any manner of forming connections could be used later, so it would be tolerated.
I HAVE A NEW HOBBY!loves_humanityJuly 24 2010, 21:12:38 UTC
"Isn't it just so?"
Izaya found that his companion frog-mowing skills were getting a bit too good. Now, that wouldn't be good, would it? There had to be some kind of impact on this.
"I just hope I can compete with your lovely redhead girlfriend," he twisted away, to avoid more bites. The frogs were thinning, as they got further away from the condos, but they ones that remained were fiercer. "I have to work hard to best the competition~"
Somehow that just bodes ill for everything. :|untilitstopsJuly 25 2010, 04:29:39 UTC
"My...?"
Sano twisted in midkick to glance over at Izaya in surprise, though he had smoothed his expression into cheerful neutrality after a moment. The only person that came to mind was Spitfire, and while he couldn't deny the amusement of the mental image, the idea that a complete stranger knew anything about his personal life or connections was... irksome.
I have no idea what that's supposed to mean. /INNOCENCEloves_humanityJuly 25 2010, 04:37:42 UTC
"You're getting left behind again, dear," Izaya singsonged teasingly, gaining some distance between them. "You're not really going to make me carry you, are you?"
He grinned innocently, as if his comment had been unimportant and Sano's connection to Spitfire a matter of public knowledge.
8||||||| /SKEPTICISMuntilitstopsJuly 25 2010, 21:03:03 UTC
"I would hate to be such an imposition on a first date," Sano assured him sweetly, vaporizing several frogs to relieve his feelings somewhat. Asking for the source of the information would be tantamount to admitting that he was correct--but he wanted that information. Reestablishing connections in this place was liable to be a tedious process without a few pointers.
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"I suggest, my dear," he said, mockery warring for concern as he stepped back with larger steps, "that we hightail out of here. I'm afraid I'm not interested in a second date with a corpse."
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"Then we should move, shouldn't we?"
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Izaya snickered even as he started to slash more frogs, realizing he'd have to open the path. How... bothersome. He was missing the show.
"But don't expect me to carry you off in my arms!" He laughed as he avoided a bite aimed at his face.
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Although his boast was undermined by the fact that he couldn't lead, as he didn't know their end destination. Even so, he was disinclined to be rescued by (or worse, appear weak to!) someone he'd just met. Scowling somewhat, he focused on the task of keeping one eye on his companion and the frogs off his back.
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A lot of frogs were following them, but most continued their rampage towards the condos where the guests were hosted, which made Izaya keenly aware of the strategy in this. And frustrated again, at being caught in it when he could have been sitting back and enjoying the show elsewhere.
"And here I am, selflessly guiding you to safety..."
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"Of course. I'm unlikely to forget such a generous act." Question his motives, certainly, but not forget.
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Really, he wouldn't need to, if Sano hadn't crashed his party, but now he had no option but to put up a convincing show.
"You can make up for it, though, don't worry."
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Smiling brittlely as he stomped one of the slimier-looking frogs into the ground, Sano moved aside briskly in case it decided to explode after all. Absentmindedly, he scraped his foot along the ground, wondering at what point the frog guts would begin clogging the wheels. How distasteful.
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"I'll think of something just for you."
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Sano smirked back at him, nothing of the sort. Even given the circumstances, he would have preferred to avoid falling into anyone's debt at all--let alone so quickly. But then, any manner of forming connections could be used later, so it would be tolerated.
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Izaya found that his companion frog-mowing skills were getting a bit too good. Now, that wouldn't be good, would it? There had to be some kind of impact on this.
"I just hope I can compete with your lovely redhead girlfriend," he twisted away, to avoid more bites. The frogs were thinning, as they got further away from the condos, but they ones that remained were fiercer. "I have to work hard to best the competition~"
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Sano twisted in midkick to glance over at Izaya in surprise, though he had smoothed his expression into cheerful neutrality after a moment. The only person that came to mind was Spitfire, and while he couldn't deny the amusement of the mental image, the idea that a complete stranger knew anything about his personal life or connections was... irksome.
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He grinned innocently, as if his comment had been unimportant and Sano's connection to Spitfire a matter of public knowledge.
Which it was, if one knew where to look.
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