Characters: Everybody on Serenity who volunteered
Content: The crew goes to deliver some spare parts to a few Grinders! Nothing can possibly go wrong.
Where: An old warehouse in Abantiare
Time: Sometime in the afternoon
Warnings: Unwanted shenanigans.
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Concentrating on the music playing in his headphones to distract himself from the fear welling up within him, Yosuke never really properly heard the conversation that was going on, only blinking in surprise when he heard the crew starting to shuffle off to unload the goods they had brought over. The brunette quickly went around to help, trying to recall what the conversation earlier was. Something about pants...?
..."Tightpants?" the teenager muttered out to himself before he cringed at the mental image that came to mind. Oh god, so much do not want there. At all.
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He was carrying some of the cargo when he passed by Yosuke and just barely managed to hear the uttered word. He placed his box of parts down and looked at Yosuke strangely for a moment before saying, "What are you talking about?"
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Passing by a the pale brunette, he barely suppressed the insane urge to grin under this situation. "Get your mind outta the gutter, kid; the faster we unload, the faster we get outta here."
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"Uh, its nothing," the brunette responded with a shake of his head, about to speak more when the other voice came over - Yosuke turned around again at that, a frown on his face this time as he protested back in turn. "I'm not in the gutter! You're thinking too much!" Honestly, what was with these dirty-minded people. He was hardly thinking of it that way at all, ungh. That would be so gay.
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On the other hand, he didn’t know much about these “grinder” characters, and that was never good business. The first impression wasn’t much to speak of either. From the ones he’d seen in the warehouse so far, he couldn’t tell if they were nervous, angry, or just unfriendly.
If he was worried, his face didn’t show it. He kept his thoughts to himself and carted boxes with the rest of the crew.
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"Looks like hyu's paying attention to vhat dey's zaying too," he said in a low tone. "Goot idea."
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She maintained a steady scowl for the whole time, not liking the look of the grinders one bit.
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Likewise, Paine wasn't really enjoying the presence of these Grinders, but her face was impassive even as she strolled up to a box and at the knees to pick it up rather than putting the weight on her back. She'd learned the hard way that lifting heavy objects with your back was a stupid idea, especially in heels, which she still wore today. She rarely went without them.
When the girl came close to Dimo after lowering her cargo, she eyed Gearhead, and then the other Grinders very briefly. "Never seen automail arms before," she commented to no one in particular.
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Still, she certainly wasn't shirking her share of the work. She grabbed the largest boxes, and made them look light in her hands. With her Jäger strength, she probably could have lifted one of the loaded mules. Not that doing so would be much help with the unloading, so she stuck to boxes.
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Still, he kept an open eye out. Situations like these was just ASKING for trouble to come from somewhere.
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She ducked low, moving through cover to get to Mal. "You sure do know how to pick them, sir," she said as she worked her carbine's lever-action.
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Sure, the captain shouted at them to run, but it would be good for someone to cover the escape, right? Even if it was mostly an excuse to stick around.
The brown-haired boy, for starters, seemed to need a bit of defense as he ended up struggling with the crate on his way toward the exit. Jenka intercepted a large Grinder intent on taking out anyone in his way as he ran for the door, and bodily pushed him off-course. She ended up taking a bullet in her left shoulder for her trouble as a few of the policemen decided the young man loudly encouraging disobedience of their direct order would be a good target for their first shots. She growled at the pain, rapidly blunted by adrenaline, but didn't seem too bothered by the injury as she looked around for other threats. It wasn't a serious wound. Of course, for a Jäger in the middle of a fight, neither was losing an arm.
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The Grinder had nearly collided with Hisoka and probably would have run him right over, but Jenka shoved the cyberman out of the way. When the policemen shifted their aim and fired at Hisoka, they hit Jenka, but not Hisoka. This was because he had ducked and started to limp off with surprising speed considering that the ankle turned out to be sprained and wouldn't bear much weight. Also, he pulled his .45-calilber revolver out of its underarm holster and returned some fire: Bang! Bang! Bang!
He kept track of Jenka, too, as she ranged about looking for somebody new to tear into. Jaegers were reputed to be very tough, but he was a little worried about her. When she chanced to be looking his way, he smiled and mouthed the words, Thanks! You ok?
And he was hoping his healing powers would kick in, but damn! they were having an off-day, again!. He wasn't going to be able to flee after all, at least not very fast. Better to join the rear guards. He crouched ( ... )
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Hearing the sudden shout of 'police', Zack's instincts had kicked in immediately, drawing the buster sword out. His mule had bolted in the ensuing chaos, but Zack had managed to grab one of the smaller crates off of it in one hand, while he blocked bullets with the other using his sword. It was definitely not the best situation to be caught in, but sadly it was not the first time.
Seeing Jenka and the green-eyed boy hotfooting it to the north exist, he followed, dodging and hopping here and there.
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