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28 Bleach Vats Later
WHO: Avery Atchison (
subconmodo), Imelda Rivera (
no_dejare_de_quererte), Héctor (
unpocoloco), Peter Parker (
made_up_names), Souji Seta (
punches_fog), Shuuji Miwa (
willnotbeyourneighbour), Ellie Williams (
elliexir), Fakir Ansel (
schwanenritter), Bumblebee (
thebreakfastbug), Orihime Inoue (
leekspins)
WHERE: North Dakota
WHEN: January 18th, 2019
WHAT: Obtaining funding for the Academy at the cost of one's dignity. Unless you're in the cleanup group.
WARNINGS: None atm. Will update as they pop up.
Note: Full mission details/plotting can be found Here
To Avery's credit, he had tried to prepare his students for this. The zombies had been the easy part. The corpses were slow and weak and as long as none of them did anything stupid they wouldn't be in danger. Wouldn't help the smell or the grossout factor, but such was life, death, and undeath.
Their clients were another matter entirely.
"It's not death that's going to be our enemy here," Avery had said during the briefing. "It's customer service." And if he wasn't allowed to rip into this bunch of stuck up jerks (literally as well as figuratively), neither was anyone else. He'd let minor acts of passive aggression slide, but that was it. And maybe, just maybe if they were lucky enough, Avery might be able to convince the bigwigs to let one or two of them fire off something or another.
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The cleanup crew is much luckier. The smell may be worse (rot and burning flesh and whatever scents habe wafted up in the wake of Coldsteel's blow-shit-up-themed office party. Avery looks to be just Abbott on his last legs as he suits up alongside everyone and hands out holy water and runecasters, all the while grumbling about how he needs a pay raise.
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WHERE: North Dakota
WHEN: January 18th, 2019
WHAT: Obtaining funding for the Academy at the cost of one's dignity. Unless you're in the cleanup group.
WARNINGS: None atm. Will update as they pop up.
Note: Full mission details/plotting can be found Here
To Avery's credit, he had tried to prepare his students for this. The zombies had been the easy part. The corpses were slow and weak and as long as none of them did anything stupid they wouldn't be in danger. Wouldn't help the smell or the grossout factor, but such was life, death, and undeath.
Their clients were another matter entirely.
"It's not death that's going to be our enemy here," Avery had said during the briefing. "It's customer service." And if he wasn't allowed to rip into this bunch of stuck up jerks (literally as well as figuratively), neither was anyone else. He'd let minor acts of passive aggression slide, but that was it. And maybe, just maybe if they were lucky enough, Avery might be able to convince the bigwigs to let one or two of them fire off something or another.
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The cleanup crew is much luckier. The smell may be worse (rot and burning flesh and whatever scents habe wafted up in the wake of Coldsteel's blow-shit-up-themed office party. Avery looks to be just Abbott on his last legs as he suits up alongside everyone and hands out holy water and runecasters, all the while grumbling about how he needs a pay raise.
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Less satisfying when you have to apologize for it later.
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That'll be a first.
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Yeah. I definitely owe you, like, five at this point.
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Well, I can't say that I've been keeping track, but I won't say no to fives apologies.
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So ... I didn't realize what was going to happen with Maya. At all. I'm sorry it went that badly.
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After a few more seconds, she adds:]
I'm not trying to hurt anyone. You know that, don't you?
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Yeah. I know that now. Héctor told me a lot, and ...
[ Deep breaths. ]
I know he hurt you. Badly.
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You shouldn't talk to that man. He runs his mouth off, but you can't trust a word that he says.
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Yeah, he said you probably don't trust him. For good reason probably. But I really don't think he meant it.
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He didn't trip and land on a plane. He didn't catch a wrong turn and end up in Europe. He went there himself, and he left his family behind. He made his bed. Just because he's tired of lying in it doesn't mean he gets to come home.
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But - look, I know. He left, and that was his choice. But I don't think he meant to stay away that long.
[ This is a guess at this point, since he doesn't know all the details yet. But he knows something, and that seems to hang together. Héctor is a skeleton or a zombie or something weird, and he's willing to bet that's involved. ]
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I guess I don't know the whole story yet.
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Stop digging, Peter. Go find something better to do with your time. I don't want to hear about that man again.
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Can I ask about you then? Later, I guess. After you stick it to those rich guys.
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Why me?
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Why not you? I've got his side of the story, but not yours.
... Also you're about to borderline poison a bunch of assholes, which makes you like 300% more awesome than I thought you were.
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It's not just a story, Peter. It's my life. It's complicated and messy, and not some drama for a teenager to solve.
I just want it to stay in the past where it belongs.
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Can I still ask if it's because I care?
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So ultimately, she shakes her head.]
No, Peter. If you care, you'll leave it alone.
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... okay. I’ll drop it then.
[ For now. Until Héctor tells him more about being dead. ]
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Thank you.
[Now excuse her, she has some assholes to give food poisoning to.]