Bobby Drake (
mister10below) wrote2011-08-27 11:47 pm
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[Bobby's outside, holding the journal facing towards him with one hand and tossing a snowball with the other.]
I promise this is not my fault! I had absolutely nothing to do with this.
[Not that anyone except for maybe two people would have any reason to suspect him. But he's too used to having to give a disclaimer every time snow comes when it probably shouldn't have.]
But since it is here and awesome, I am totally taking advantage of it.
Does anyone like ice skating? Someone go skating with me, guys!
[There's a pause as he throws the snowball high up into the air and lets it fall back to the ground.]
Or if we can get enough people, I am all in for a game of snow capture the flag.
[It is SNOWING, and Bobby is the happiest mutant ever right now. Reply here or come bug him outside? He's wandering around all over, so if it's some place outside, feel free to run into him there.]
I promise this is not my fault! I had absolutely nothing to do with this.
[Not that anyone except for maybe two people would have any reason to suspect him. But he's too used to having to give a disclaimer every time snow comes when it probably shouldn't have.]
But since it is here and awesome, I am totally taking advantage of it.
Does anyone like ice skating? Someone go skating with me, guys!
[There's a pause as he throws the snowball high up into the air and lets it fall back to the ground.]
Or if we can get enough people, I am all in for a game of snow capture the flag.
[It is SNOWING, and Bobby is the happiest mutant ever right now. Reply here or come bug him outside? He's wandering around all over, so if it's some place outside, feel free to run into him there.]
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[He's grinning cheerfully.]
Of course, they usually do it, anyway.
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So why would you be responsible for this all, anyways? Are you an ice mage?
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Kind of? I'm a mutant. But I can create ice and stuff, so it might be similar.
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It sounds like it! Ice mages can form or control it, and they can use it in all sorts of different ways.
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Yup, that sounds like what I do! I'm the only one I know of who can in my world, though.
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You wouldn't be quite as special in mine. You're either fire or ice, no exceptions.
[He's grinning, though. There -are- some exceptions, but that's not important right now.]
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Sounds like I'd fit in, then. I only know of one person who can control fire in my world, too. It'd be nice to meet other people who could.
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I'm guessing you're fire?
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You're something else besides fire?
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Sure am.
How about I cut the talking, though, and show you when I find you out there?
[Asuka is planning nefarious things.]
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That'll give me something to look forward to, then.
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A little bit later, wearing a veritable mound of layers of clothing, Asuka's headed toward the lake. He stops a fair distance away, looking at all the figures until he's finally able to pick out the kid he'd been talking to over the journal.
He's already been introduced to the joys of snowballs by this point, but that doesn't mean he's going to be quite so predictable. He crouches, forming his snowball, then casts a small water spell, forming another sphere around the snow. About an inch thick, the layer will impact just like the snowball will--splashing everywhere as it comes apart.
So Asuka ambles a little bit closer, takes his aim... and OH HEY WHAT'S UP BOBBY THERE'S A SNOWBALL HEADED YOUR WAY OH NO WHAT'RE YOU GONNA DO?]
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So it's not until the snowball is released that Bobby notices Asuka's nearby, and even that's only because he can sense the cold coming off the object flying towards him. He turns, but doesn't duck, because the moisture on this snowball is off, and now he's curious.
When it hits him and the water goes splashing everywhere, Bobby's startled for a second before he laughs, slightly dripping and amused.]
If that wasn't so awesome, you'd totally be getting a face full of snow.
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Not like that hasn't already happened today!
It's like I told you earlier--you were only half right.
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Maybe only a face half full of snow, since you were nice enough to provide clean-up.
That is so cool! So are you fire and ice, or fire and water?
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Fire and water. You remember I was talking about the summoners earlier? That's the only way to be able to control two elements like that.
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[He grins. It's not like he actually could catch hypothermia, but that's beside the point.]
So you're one of those summoners, in charge of making sure your village has water? That's pretty epic.
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Yeah, I'm one of them. [A shrug, though the smile on his face may give away his pride.] Since I was sixteen.
[That said, he allows his attention to be recaptured by the snowman Bobby was building. He's seen a couple of them (Equius had been building one!), and he's curious.]
So what're you building here, anyways?
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That's really cool, man.
[And then his own attention is turned back to the snowman, and he grins.]
Oh! It's a snowman. It's a tradition on my world. I have no real idea why, actually, but I'm not going to protest anything that involves making stuff out of snow. People can get really detailed with them and make all sorts of sculptures, but I went with the standard three ball version.
[He eyes the unfinished snowman, which is currently just the three balls stacked on each other, with slight depressions where his eyes and such should be.]
Now I've just got to find him stuff for his face. And buttons. And some sticks for arms. And maybe a scarf.
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...why does he need a scarf? It's not hot out.
[This is crazy talk :C]
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Yeah, I've always wondered that, too. If anything, wouldn't he need something to keep him colder? That's tradition, too, but I have no clue how it started
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Snowmen are weird.
[Bam.]
I bet we could find buttons in the clothing tower, though.
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Yeah, they kind of are. Especially for someone who hasn't grown up with them and isn't just used to them.
[Which is an interesting thing to consider, actually. Having to explain so many things that he's just taken for granted on his world to people from other worlds, and hearing about them in return, is making him look at things differently.
Well. Kind of. But not in a way that he's not completely distracted again at the mention of buttons.]
We probably could! I wonder if I could pinch a carrot from the kitchen for his nose, too.
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