Eddie Riggs (
kingroadie) wrote2010-04-19 01:49 am
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[In Person]
[London was a mess, to put it simply, Eddie was doing his best to walk around the debris littering the street. The sky is a dull, ugly gray color.]
This place is a fucking wreck. [He sighs this, keeping the food he has handy tucked his arm as he tried to avoid stepping over crumbling Akuma bodies. The roadie keeping his eyes on his surroundings. He doing his best to stay quiet as to not attract attention.
This plan works out pretty well for several blocks, he relaxing a little when he sees the music store. Starting to jog over to it. A smile slowly appearing as he mentally congratulates himself for making it this far and running into no troub-]
Eddie!? Wait! Slow down! [The pace Eddie had, so very close to the music store is halted when he hears that voice. He whipping around to stare at the brunette suddenly appearing. It was Ophelia. His Ophelia. He's within sight of the music store, food nearly being dropped as he takes in the brunette in surprise.]
...Ophs?
One and only. [She says this with a smile, walking towards him. Lips pulled into a smile as they stared at one another. Eddie's considerably distracted as she gets closer, his heart jumping into his throat.] Babe! You're- normal!
Of course I am~ [She smiles, fluttering her lashes, Eddie is too dumbfounded to notice the fact Ophelia would NEVER do that. Eddie has failed to notice another thing, an black inky substance curling around his feet, shifting behind him, gathering into a puddle as she approached him.]
This place is a fucking wreck. [He sighs this, keeping the food he has handy tucked his arm as he tried to avoid stepping over crumbling Akuma bodies. The roadie keeping his eyes on his surroundings. He doing his best to stay quiet as to not attract attention.
This plan works out pretty well for several blocks, he relaxing a little when he sees the music store. Starting to jog over to it. A smile slowly appearing as he mentally congratulates himself for making it this far and running into no troub-]
Eddie!? Wait! Slow down! [The pace Eddie had, so very close to the music store is halted when he hears that voice. He whipping around to stare at the brunette suddenly appearing. It was Ophelia. His Ophelia. He's within sight of the music store, food nearly being dropped as he takes in the brunette in surprise.]
...Ophs?
One and only. [She says this with a smile, walking towards him. Lips pulled into a smile as they stared at one another. Eddie's considerably distracted as she gets closer, his heart jumping into his throat.] Babe! You're- normal!
Of course I am~ [She smiles, fluttering her lashes, Eddie is too dumbfounded to notice the fact Ophelia would NEVER do that. Eddie has failed to notice another thing, an black inky substance curling around his feet, shifting behind him, gathering into a puddle as she approached him.]
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That... really blows. Has that happened since you've been here, or was that even before this hellhole?
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No kidding. Before I got here, they dropped me into this place around the time she turned into- that. [Small grimace as he gestures back where they came.] I was fighting against her. Like I said to you before- it's kind of complicated.
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Jesus. How'd she get like that? If... y'know, you don't mind sharing.
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Back where they yanked me, there was this sea, it was apparently made up of one woman's sorrow, since she grief stricken she cried enough to make an entire ocean. At least that's what the legend says about it. [He waves a hand at that, deciding to skip over explaining the entire legend of The Sea of Black Tears and get to the point.] Ophelia decided to jump into it and crawled back out covered in its gunk. It drove her nuts.
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[Still, the story doesn't sound as bizarro as it could be. Her hometown descends into hell on occasion and she's had to fight the monsters that were spawned by it.]
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I'd rather not lose someone else to that damn sea. [He shakes his head, finally moving to put his axe back onto his back. The lack of attacks means its safe- for now.]
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[Not that zombies are normal, but... it never really occurred to Heather that there could be one place for normal everyday humans other than THE EARTH. She leans on Mr. Pipey like a walking stick and looks around too.]
I guess... we could resume that search for food together...
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Probably a good idea. Usually takes forever to actually find anything edible in this place. [He cracks a small smile at this, easily shaking everything off to survey their surroundings again.] I'd say stick close, but you've got common sense unlike the nut jobs around here.
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Well, two pairs of eyes are better than one, right? [She'll shrug off the bizarro attack of Eddie's girlfriend, too. Can't dwell on horrible stuff too much, it's not productive.]
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Ha, true. Make the whole food search a hellva lot easier. [He's glad of that, the roadie preferring to ease back into the odd friendship they've built thanks to this strange place. He spots one store that looks vaguely like a bakery.]
Lets head that way, looks like a bakery to me. It's gotta have something that's still good.
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[She perks at the mention of a bakery.] I could go for a donut right now. They did have donuts in 19th century London, right?
[She starts trotting over toward the storefront, her boots clomping as she goes.]
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[Eddie's walking along with her, relaxed, but still keeping an eye out for A. Akuma and B. Ophelia. He's hoping both don't show up at all during his and Heather's hunt for food.]
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She pushes open the door to the bakery and takes a cautious look around before going in with Mr. Pipey at the ready. When the coast looks clear, she calls back to Eddie.] This place looks safe!
[Next moment she's poking around behind the counter, searching for something edible.]
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The roadie needs no further encouragement to follow, he glancing around the shelves and brick a brack lining the stores walls. Heather can probably hear him picking through the shelves.] Ha, found at least one piece of bread that isn't hard a rock over here. Maybe some cakes survived or something!
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[As soon as he mentions the cakes, she finds some behind the counter.] Ohhh, score! And they don't look messed up or anything
[She grabs a piece and samples some tentatively.] Just a bit stale...
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[With the find of cake, any disclaimers are forgotten. He brightening up a little, the roadie approaching the blond teenager.] Wouldn't be the first time we've had to eat something stale in this place. [Eddie's meddling with the food at least made it taste less stale-ish.]
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Here, let's try to find plates or something... I'm starved.
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I'll go dig through the back room, you grab a table. [He gestures at the one table someone had apparently dragged in along with a few old beaten up chairs.]
I'll be right back. [With that he heads into the back, Heather can probably hear him digging around looking for plates.]
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[She blinks when he disappears into the back room, but shrugs and goes over to the table, making sure it's been cleared off and clean enough to eat off of.]
Pfft, these icons almost match, ALMOST.
A muffled 'Hot damn!' is heard next followed by a few more clinks and Eddie reemerges from the back room. He's obviously pleased with the find of another cake, this one considerably less stale, some plates and forks.]
Apparently we're going to be eating nothing but cake for today, I found another one. Hellva lot less stale in comparison to the first one. [He walks over, handing Heather her plate along with a fork, he setting the cake he found off to the side of the table, the roadie taking a seat across from her.]
Awwww cute \o/
[Takes the plate and sits down, digging in.] Huh, pretty good. Definitely could have worse meals.
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[So says the man who is obviously enjoying the hell out of it. He missed real food.]
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[Devours her piece in record time.]
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Reminds me though, we should probably find some place with food to stay this time. Make getting meals easier. I'd say we should stay here, but from the looks of it someone else has been digging around. I'd rather not have one of those Akuma-things come in here when we're both asleep.
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