Private Leonard L Church - v. A (
motherfucking_ghosttype) wrote2016-03-24 06:59 pm
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Why aren't there any roads?!
[Hello, world of pokemon. Church is grumpy. You'll find this is normal.] I mean, I get that towns can be small, but come on, did I land in the middle of fucking nowhere?! You've gotta have roads--don't you have cars? Please tell me you have cars. How else do you ship things around, unless this is secretly an advanced civilization and everything's delivered by airships. Or like...drones.
But no, I haven't found a single road yet. It's just forest and dirt paths and tall grass and ledges that I can't seem to be able to hop up???
And, and, these stupid god damn mutant freaks of nature keep wanting to bust a cap in my ass. Thankfully I've got a sentient bowling ball to smack things with its body. Apparently. I got as far as a cave and apparently my electric powered lightning ball can't light anything up for shit, so I thought better of staying in a dark creepy-ass cave because I've seen horror movies, so now I have to go all the way back the way I came and walk--walk!--in the direction of a different town, and do you know what would make this way easier?
That's right. Cars. On roads. To ferry people to and from places without having to walk every god damn where. Shows me what I get when I go toward the first building I see.
In short, I hate this place, I hate your crazy experimental mutant creatures from the depths of every child's nightmares, I hate walking for days, I'm pretty sure if I ever have granola again I'm going to kill myself, and I'm ready to wake up from this stupid fucking hallucination any day now.
[Hello, world of pokemon. Church is grumpy. You'll find this is normal.] I mean, I get that towns can be small, but come on, did I land in the middle of fucking nowhere?! You've gotta have roads--don't you have cars? Please tell me you have cars. How else do you ship things around, unless this is secretly an advanced civilization and everything's delivered by airships. Or like...drones.
But no, I haven't found a single road yet. It's just forest and dirt paths and tall grass and ledges that I can't seem to be able to hop up???
And, and, these stupid god damn mutant freaks of nature keep wanting to bust a cap in my ass. Thankfully I've got a sentient bowling ball to smack things with its body. Apparently. I got as far as a cave and apparently my electric powered lightning ball can't light anything up for shit, so I thought better of staying in a dark creepy-ass cave because I've seen horror movies, so now I have to go all the way back the way I came and walk--walk!--in the direction of a different town, and do you know what would make this way easier?
That's right. Cars. On roads. To ferry people to and from places without having to walk every god damn where. Shows me what I get when I go toward the first building I see.
In short, I hate this place, I hate your crazy experimental mutant creatures from the depths of every child's nightmares, I hate walking for days, I'm pretty sure if I ever have granola again I'm going to kill myself, and I'm ready to wake up from this stupid fucking hallucination any day now.
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...Are you UNSC?
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[It occurs to him that he has no idea who this guy is whatsoever, and that coming out as a wanted fugitive and/or dead war criminal could get him in trouble.]
I'm retired, now. Took a grenade a little too close to the face. [All true, if uninformative.] You can call me Levy. You?
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Well, formerly, I guess. Shit happened. Reassignments. [And recovery agents, and meta-amalgamations, and emps.]
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Son of a bitch.
Church.
Private Church, though, and assigned to a sim team, no less. That's more confusing than it isn't, and York finally removes his hand again, a little wary, now, while his voice stays friendly.]
Blood Gulch, huh? You wouldn't've happened to have heard of the Freelancers, then?
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You've run into them, too? [There's a little suspicion in his voice.] I mean they are kind of hush hush, no survivors sort of crap, but yeah. Head of them. Dealt with some. Before. On occasion.
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Okay, who was it. Was it Carolina or Wash? [...Actually.] Shit, was it Tex?
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[And Church has one of their names, dude.]
For example, I'm not really into torturing the innocent, or mowing down our own soldiers. Little things like that.
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It's about the early two thousands. I mean early, just a decade or two off the turn of the millennium. But, as I'm sure you've noticed, the tech doesn't really match up, so I don't know what good the year's gonna do you. ...Listen.
[Okay, later is now.]
I'm not totally sure who you're supposed to be, man, because you sure as hell don't sound like any Church I know. Just answer me this: Are you gonna cause problems for any Freelancers who show up here?
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moving the plot forwardcausing problems for me and my team!So which one are you? Cuz you sure as shit aren't Wyoming or Washington or the Meta.
And I'm the only Church I've ever met. Thank god. So that just sounds like it'll have to be a personal problem for you, not mine.
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I'm Agent York. I worked pretty closely with Carolina, until I didn't. Answer the question, dude.
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The fuck do you want me to say, Agent Carolina's-Partner? I'm serious, what kind of question is that? I'm me. I'm not the director of jack or shit. I'm just a simulation soldier. [And an AI. A pretty important one to the Freelancers. Buuuuut let's not say that part just yet.]
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