Character: Sanji and OPEN
Location: Amazingly the kitchen
Time: Whenever you like, come on, he's the cook
Content: Sanji finally has a moment of peace and quiet on his hands, COME BOTHER HIM
Format: Starting in prose, but whatever works!
Warnings: Typical derpage and/or raeg flailing. Depends on who you are :Db
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Man is so made that he can only find relaxation from one kind of labor by taking up another. )
It was just his luck that the cook was in there.
"Uuuuh," he began intelligently. "Any chance a guy can get a snack around here?"
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"As if," he snorted. "I don't do school; I develop my tech my own way."
He finished the last of the miraculous pudding and then leaned back in his chair, pulling the spoon from between his lips with an obnoxious smack. "I'm only here because my parents forced me to come."
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"A~ah, what a terrible strain that must be for you. Force can be manipulated so unfairly like that..." A tiny flick of his toe under the leg of Jack's chair ensured that it toppled over backwards with little difficulty.
"-Take gravity, for instance."
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Well, no one ever said he was particularly hardy.
"Owww..." he moaned, watching the roof spin above him. When it finally stopped, he sat up slowly, rubbing his skull with his hand.
"Jeez, what'd you do that for, you... AAH! IS MY SHOULDER SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THAT!?"
Indeed, his shoulder was thrust forward more than was natural. Probably dislocated.
OOC: Because Jack is a fragile guy... Idk, I just like messing with both of them. XD
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"Ah..."
Righting the chair and shunting it out of the way with a looping motion of his foot, Sanji bent his knees to squat down next to Jack to look at his arm properly- the blond wasn't a medic, but it didn't take a genius to figure out that, no, Jack's arm was not supposed to look like that.
"Damn, what the hell are you made out of? Glass?!" He sighed resentfully to cover up the slight flutter of panic that had jumped on him, as he set about loathly picking the kid up off the floor with his arm under Jack's good shoulder.
"Come on, we'd better get you put back together, the infirmary's not far off."
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But didn't get any further. Nope. No further than that.
"The infirmary?" he repeated, a bit of an edge in his voice. Doctors, not one of his favorite things. "Can't you just... pop it back in?"
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Still, it wasn't with sympathy that he reacted to the boy's request, as much as it was slightly horrified bewilderment.
"Me?!" He looked entirely reluctant at the prospect; "Listen kid, I may be a good cook, but I'm no doctor. Come on- I know one of the guys who works in there and he's a real expert, he'll have you back in one piece in no time." Perhaps he was a little responsible for getting the kid into this mess, but he wasn't exactly eager to make the situation worse by trying to fix it himself.
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"Don't be such a pansy," he snapped, as though it were actually Sanji's shoulder that needed to be relocated. "It's not like I haven't fixed worse myself."
Which was true; when you worked on evil machinery on a daily basis, things tended to malfunction, catch on fire, and blow up around you often. He knew how to treat all kinds of burns and lacerations, and he had even researched how to reattach fingers should he ever need to (though thankfully he hadn't... yet). Granted, he had never fixed a dislocated shoulder, but he was pretty sure one just had to pop it back in the joint, like in the movies.
And it would make him look so cool, too, he bet, to just be able to pop it back in. As long as he didn't throw up and had enough Advil to put him in a coma afterward...
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Standing the patient with his good shoulder to the wall he put his hand on the other, realigning the joint regardless of Jack's reaction to this rough treatment. He'd seen Zeff do this to certain members of the staff more than once, how hard could it be? Feeling the ball and socket to be in the right place he gave a minimal amount of forewarning.
"Ready?"
Not that it mattered if Jack was, as the cook gave his shoulder a sharp but very firm shove, the joint relocating itself with that same slightly odd popping noise.
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Jack's protest trailed into pained gasping as Sanji wrenched his shoulder into place. His eyes squeezed shut and tears leaked from under them as he writhed against Sanji's hands and bile rose in his throat and he felt a little - no, a lot - like the entire right half of his body was going to rip off...
And then it was over, the pain receding immediately into a tolerable ache.
Jack gulped and slumped against the wall. "S-see? No... n-no problem."
Please ignore that his pale face had turned slightly green and that his entire body was shaking, especially his knees and hands, and that his eyeliner was starting to run a little.
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"Tch, 'could've fooled me. You want me to get your powder mirror out of your makeup bag to fix yourself up?"
Really, the kid was trying to act all tough, but he looked like he was going to pass out or something...
Oh no, that would not do at all.
Hoisting the wretch up like a quivering rag doll he dumped Jack unceremoniously back on the chair- like heck was he having the kid fainting all over the place. Setting to work in another blistering series of movements, tantalizing aromas and clinking noises, the cook turned around in a matter of seconds to present him with a hot chocolate dosed up with extra marshmallows and caramel syrup. He nodded at it.
"You need a good dose of sugar- eases the shock."
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Satisfied that he'd taken in the fast acting carbohydrate well enough, the cook extracted a cigarette from his breast pocket and champed down on it. He would have lit it, but he was still in the kitchen, and besides that there were bloody smoking ban regulations in enforcement all over the school. It was still a source of bitterness for him, but he didn't want to force his habit on kids, and Jack still looked pretty groggy, so he'd go without for now.
There was a slightly less-than-comfortable pause.
"...Y'alright now, kid?"
His face clearly said that it wasn't a question asked out of concern for Jack's health, shut up- just part of the procedure. I mean, he was a member of staff after all, and he didn't want the idiot throwing up his good food all over the place.
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He shrugged. "Yeah, I'm good." He glowered. "Unless you knock me in the floor again."
Subconsciously he spaced his feet apart, almost to brace himself, and rocked in his seat a hair to be sure all the legs were flat on the ground. Now that the pain from his shoulder was receding, he realized his head hurt, and he didn't want it to be pounded into the floor again today.
OOC: Shameless self-plug, but this is a fine example of my Sanji torturing ways. XP Also, guess who forgot to spellcheck her last post and can't spell nauseous. Derp.
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Rolling the unlit tube of tobacco between his teeth lightly he looked at the ceiling for a while. It wasn't like he regretted the way he behaved; it'd probably toughen the kid up a bit, and it wasn't like this school was going to treat him nice. The world was a harsh place, and no matter what specialization Jack's mutant gene gave him, that was enough for him to be put at even more risk from it. Handling him with kid gloves would be unrealistic and, in the end, more cruel.
... Still, dislocating a student's shoulder on their first visit to the kitchen wasn't exactly going to leave a great impression.
He sighed in complete annoyance as he muttered upwards; "Sorry. My bad."
[[OOC: Ooh, I may read that if I ever have the time! Ironically I'm pretty awful at reading fanfic though ;w; mainly I ( ... )
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He hadn't been expecting an apology, no matter how reluctantly given. Wasn't it an enemy's job to hurt you and then not apologize for it? Not that Jack was sure the stupid cook could be considered an enemy this soon after meeting, but still...
He bought time by drinking more of the hot chocolate before answering.
"Yeah, well... you should be," he finally snapped, but it was seriously lacking in malice, and Jack angrily sucked on the drink some more.
OOC: ^^ You don't have too, it's just case-and-point. Actually, the stuff in 30 Days with Sanji is probably better, less angsty mostly and more random. And I am scared by fanbrats as well, but I hang within a small sphere of good writers, mostly here on LJ, and they are all awesome. ^^
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