mad, i tell you! you and this boy slim shady! [backdated]

Mar 29, 2011 15:11

Characters: Aradia Megido, Vriska Serket [visioneightfold], Roy Mustang [thewarisover]
Location: the agency..!
Rating: PG-13? they AARE six after all.
Time: October 30, evening.
Description: After putting the puzzle together, Aradia wants to see Vriska in person. Roy's there because of potential violence.

what's going on? they'll lock you away in a jail cell! )

aradia megido, vriska serket, roy mustang

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thewarisover April 1 2011, 04:17:44 UTC
It's been a while since Roy has been to the Agency. It was a group he had helped build, and had once been his office, but beyond the occasional visit to Edgeworth, he really didn't have any business being there anymore.

Vriska Serket, however, had a talent for disruption it seemed.

The man looked up from where he was seated in the man lounge, and nodded the moment he recognized Aradia.

"Hey."

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just_0k April 1 2011, 04:33:22 UTC
"Hello," Aradia says politely with a smile. She must brace herself for what she knows will likely occur. "I appreciate this, Roy. Things wouldn't turn out very nicely if you weren't here, I don't think. You know more about the situation than I do."

She pauses, looking around the room. If only Roy knew the things Vriska has done in the past. What would the humans do to her? She puts it on her list of things to research about the new society they're living in. But that is not the directive.

"Can I see her now?"

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*main, what is that typo thewarisover April 1 2011, 17:24:46 UTC
He only smiled and shook his head.

"I'm just doing my job." Roy stood up, then, and headed for the small corridor that branched away from the main office.

"Follow me."

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You people and your nested comments. visioneightfold April 2 2011, 04:20:35 UTC
Vriska was looking significantly worse for wear. Battered, bruised, bitter, and sore, she had collapsed into sleep shortly after her capture, and had remained that way for the next several hours. In fact, she had finally woken only an hour ago. She sat darkly at the end of her cot, looking dishevelled and exhausted. For once in her life, Vriska looked like nothing so much as one very tired, very moody teenage girl.

It was safe to say she wasn't expecting guests.

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i'm the master of pathetically short tags just_0k April 15 2011, 03:09:08 UTC
Her stare is of stone, now. Vriska is the only one who manages to break her calm nature, and where Vriska may think that she is a coward, Aradia might be quick to remind her that not everyone can face their killer the way she can. They are kind of a special case, after all. Red versus blue - one universe versus another.

"My quest bed resided elsewhere." She puts it blatantly. If Vriska can't put the puzzle together herself, then she's really gone to the woofbeasts.

Aradia has platonic pity for Roy. She didn't mean to put him in the middle of this, and certainly not to leave him in the dark about their 'situation'. She knew should have warned him about the stares...

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And I'm the master of late ones. :| visioneightfold April 19 2011, 20:12:26 UTC
Really, there was no way Vriska wasn't going to get it.

"... what." Vriska stared at Aradia in return--a long, flat, rigid stare, with a black edge entailing not disbelief but something more dark and personal. Then she jerked away from the bars, wheeling away to pace the cell for a few seconds.

Then she returned.

"So Jack killed you." There was something odd in her voice, something held back in her harshened tone.

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just_0k April 19 2011, 21:41:38 UTC
The biggest difference between Vriska and Aradia is this: Vriska is the epitome of drama. Then again, it runs in her blood. Humbleness was always made for those on the lower half of the spectrum.

"We both remember who killed me," she starts. Do not let her win. "But he does destroy both Prospit and Derse, so yes."

By extension, this is Vriska's fault. All of it is. Aradia considers thanking her for revival, but she knows that it would only infuriate her more, and that would just put Aradia in more danger. Plus, Vriska never thanked her after she decided to beat the other troll to death.

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visioneightfold April 29 2011, 03:15:34 UTC
We both know who killed me.

Vriska crowed. "And now here you are!" She leaned forward. "Alive."

The corners of the blueblood's mouth curled up in a twisted smile. there was something almost desultory about it--something conspiratorial, as though it were shared only between the two of them.

In a way, it was.

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