The Grizzly's Sin of Sloth, Fairy King Harlequin (
agrizzlysin) wrote in
epidemiology2016-05-09 06:38 pm
blue on black, tears on a river.
CHARACTERS: Fairy King Harlequin, OPEN to Left Behind
DATE: The week leading up to Hellboy's post
WARNINGS: Deer corpses and postmortem gore in the second starter
SUMMARY: King looks for the missing and has unfortunate heart-to-hearts above deer corpses.
a. search party all night
[King doesn't know how long it's been since he last checked in on Undyne's roll call. The jewelry probably has a way to tell that too, just like the location function, but he hadn't looked back then, so it wouldn't make any difference to look now. It's night, dark and dreary, and that's all he needs to know it's been "too long." His empty stomach, muscles strained from rounding the islands relentlessly, and the inability to find any of the missing with the jewelry's location function all tell him it's time to call it a day. Doing that doesn't appeal to King either. All of the missing are still missing, and now...]
Now I'm gonna have to walk all the way back, aren't I?
[The listless way King hunches at the thought makes it clear that he's not going to make it back before morning. If at all.]
b. deerly departed
[Carefully, meticulously, King's fingers entrap a leech-like animal between them. Then he starts to pull the creature back and forth, wriggling it off of the remains of a dead Nalawi's chest before tossing it back into the shallows nearby. The corpse itself is in bad enough shape, but the shallows are no better. More blood resides in the water than in the body by now.
Once the parasite dives out of view, King turns around to offer his partner a reassuring little nod.]
That should be... a little better anyway.
[Sort of. Maybe. Not really.]
DATE: The week leading up to Hellboy's post
WARNINGS: Deer corpses and postmortem gore in the second starter
SUMMARY: King looks for the missing and has unfortunate heart-to-hearts above deer corpses.
a. search party all night
[King doesn't know how long it's been since he last checked in on Undyne's roll call. The jewelry probably has a way to tell that too, just like the location function, but he hadn't looked back then, so it wouldn't make any difference to look now. It's night, dark and dreary, and that's all he needs to know it's been "too long." His empty stomach, muscles strained from rounding the islands relentlessly, and the inability to find any of the missing with the jewelry's location function all tell him it's time to call it a day. Doing that doesn't appeal to King either. All of the missing are still missing, and now...]
Now I'm gonna have to walk all the way back, aren't I?
[The listless way King hunches at the thought makes it clear that he's not going to make it back before morning. If at all.]
b. deerly departed
[Carefully, meticulously, King's fingers entrap a leech-like animal between them. Then he starts to pull the creature back and forth, wriggling it off of the remains of a dead Nalawi's chest before tossing it back into the shallows nearby. The corpse itself is in bad enough shape, but the shallows are no better. More blood resides in the water than in the body by now.
Once the parasite dives out of view, King turns around to offer his partner a reassuring little nod.]
That should be... a little better anyway.
[Sort of. Maybe. Not really.]

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