Emerald Sustrai (
unhappy) wrote in
prismatica2020-05-18 02:15 am
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I'm sick of trying to feel better about everything and being kind and showing everyone oh look moonblessed are harmless teehee let's just
be angry
anon is fine
come tell me who or what makes you angry, get it out there
[ Emerald is not anon, but she doesn't mind if any characters are. Unless otherwise stated, please assume she is not responding anonymously. She doesn't know how to cope with feelings of loss, so this is the best and most productive thing she could think of to try to get it out without wanting to punch everyone she speaks to in the face like she has for the past couple of weeks. So please, vent with her and be angry. ]
be angry
anon is fine
come tell me who or what makes you angry, get it out there
[ Emerald is not anon, but she doesn't mind if any characters are. Unless otherwise stated, please assume she is not responding anonymously. She doesn't know how to cope with feelings of loss, so this is the best and most productive thing she could think of to try to get it out without wanting to punch everyone she speaks to in the face like she has for the past couple of weeks. So please, vent with her and be angry. ]

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They're great. You've gotta fix that.
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You got any recommendations? Anything with 'spooky kid ghosts'?
[That honestly might be better for his mood than this was.]
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[ The dragon possesses the kids and start murdering the Prismals one by one in creepy dragon poltergeist fashion, replicating storybook scenes of dragons being slayed and burning people alive as dragons do and being generally creepy af serial killer kiddos. At some point they all sing a lullaby together and they giggle over corpses, she thinks he'd like it. ]
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That sounds really good, actually.
Truth be told I haven't seen a whole lot of movies in general. I had to skip out on a good chunk of pop culture growing up. I wonder if my boyfriend would like it? He's been trying to get me to watch more stuff with him.
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I'm curious to know why you're angry. Though I guess you would have said so in your post, if you'd wanted to share.
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This world asks for intimacy but the second someone isn't useful anymore, they send them home.
This world is hypocritical garbage and I can't just distract myself and feel better.
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I'm sorry.
[Not good enough. Think of something better than that.]
I don't know what I'd do, if I lost my partner and found myself alone here.
I'd probably go on a rampage.
Sometimes feeling better isn't an option.
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You can see the results of my creative solution to not slicing anyone's guts open
Other people being pissed off is at least distracting
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All of my suggestions probably aren't healthy outlets, but I guess if you wanted to burn something to the ground with me and see if that made you feel better, *I'm* certainly considering it a lot more than I was half an hour ago.
Something no one would miss, I mean.
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[ but, funny enough, this is not.. the first time someone has suggested she burn things today. she said no the first time (it isn't really her thing, she's more hallucinations, chains, and sickles) but she's considering it this time. ]
I don't really get the appeal of burning stuff but I'll give it a shot as long as we're not doing anything that's going to end in me getting arrested.
text > action
Probably won't be a big fire anyway. I can't imagine setting a fire the traditional way is going to be easy.
Meet me there in an hour?
[He gave her an address, far on the edge of town, pretty much as far away from the Moon Knight's Outpost as you could get. Whenever she did arrive, Lio was already coaxing a fire in an old oil drum, dumping garbage in it to get the flames to blaze hotter. He wore a sleeveless tank top to better withstand the heat, though a firefighter's jacket was tied around his waist with a big number 3 across the sleeve and the back, just to really add to the irony of what he was doing.]
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You better be "fotia" and I didn't just stumble on some rando trying to start a fire in a remote location.
[ At least she's armed in case he isn't who she's looking for. Emerald may have a lot of issues and anger, but she's at least confident in her ability to kick some ass. ]
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Lio Fotia. [He responded. Yes his username was really just his last name. He actually wasn't aware it was also the Greek word for fire.] You're 'ems'? E M S? [Lio gestured to some junk he'd collected, piled up beside him.] We can start a bonfire. I mostly made this one as a starter, to see if I could. Never started a fire the old fashioned way before.
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[ Emerald isn't aware her last name is Basque for "thief" either, or else she probably wouldn't use her last name. ]
How big do you think we can get it?
[ She peers over at the pile and goes to see if there's anything in there. She already has an idea. ]
Did you bring any lighter fluid or anything?
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[Lio repeated with a short nod. He shrugged, in response to her first question.]
Not sure. Before, I could have set the whole city ablaze. [Said with all the confidence of someone who'd definitely done it before - though his shoulders did seem to sag a bit, like he wasn't all that proud of it.] It took me ages just to get this going.
But all I had was this. [Lio pulled a cigarette lighter out of his pocket, pink transparent plastic showing the fluid inside to have been half used up. It already looked pretty well worn.] Like I said, I'm not used to setting fires the old fashioned way. I could see about hitting up a convenience store for some, though, if you think we need it.
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Let's do that. I want to douse something in it and throw it in to see if it'll explode.
[ Otherwise she's just getting flashbacks to trying to start a fire in an alley trash can so she didn't freeze to death when she was younger. She doesn't sound super excited or anything, but she's putting effort in to try this. ]
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You wanna keep an eye on this and I'll go grab some? I won't be more than five minutes, and I've got Chroma to burn. [All he had to do was look for a bottle of liquid that had a big fire symbol with a bunch of warning labels, right? Piece of cake.] Probably not a good idea if we leave a fire unattended, even if it's contained.
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[ To help contain it.. she'll give it a wide breadth though so they can go to town but.. it's probably better to not make it really really easy to start a wildfire or something that gets out of their control. ]
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[True to his word, Lio only spent five to ten minutes down the road, shopping at the nearest convenience corner shop, coming back with an armful of charcoal, and a shopping bag with like four bottles of lighter fluid. They were lucky it was barbeque season.]
Here. This should be more than enough. Not sure if anything will explode, unless you want me to grab some propane, but it's probably not a good idea if we're trying not to get caught.
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Well, if nothing explodes, it'll be a bigger fire?
[ Or some wooshes maybe.. she's definitely not a pyromaniac. What she is is someone who is going to take one of those bottles and start dousing some junk with the intention of throwing it at the fire-- which is still going at about the same level as it was before. ]
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Lio wasn't going to question it.
Instead he was going to start grabbing more scrap to throw in, gathering it together for Emerald to start dousing as well.]
Should we try to keep it in the drum? Safer, maybe. Not as satisfying, but safer.
[God he hoped Galo didn't find out about this somehow.]
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[ What Emerald wants to do is decidedly not fire safety oriented. Once she has doused her item in the lighter fluid, she picks it up and does a jump shot to throw it into the current fire, which bursts into embers and bigger flames for the duration of the lighter fluid bring burned up. ]
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Lio followed Emerald's lead, wadding up some newspaper that he'd coated in the stuff, and tossing it high into the air, watching it arc into the drum. The flames jumped once more, licking upwards happily at the fuel.
Lio should have found himself smiling. Instead he was frowning, gritting his teeth.]
... Let's make it a competition. Whoever can get the flame to jump highest is the winner.
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Like that was definitely not fire safety 101. But that's her best idea to jump the flame as high as she can.
(Or maybe wide? She doesn't know.) ]
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