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aeons_crackshot) wrote2013-03-15 01:15 pm
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AU OOM :Test drive 18 year old Annabelle.
The Annabelle Newfield that stumbles into Milliways is not the Annabelle the patrons are used to. This Annabelle is 18 years old and has just, barely, survived having her brain highjacked by a no good bastard of a psychic in Cuba.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
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Annabelle blushes a little. (She's kind of cute when she does that.) "And I have completely neglected the introductions. Annabelle Newfield." She'll offer a hand for shaking, but she'll understand if he doesn't take it.
"Is there a name you'd like me to call you by? 'Hey you' tends to come across as rather rude."
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"Ah, sorry; I'm Connor." And he's blushing too.
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Awwww. He's cute when he blushes. She can't make heads or tails of his outfit, which puzzles her. He SOUNDS British, but she's been in Britain often enough that she knows full well how people dress.
Huh. Feels like she got some minor lacerations at some point during the battle, now that the adrenaline is wearing off. Annabelle reaches for her first aid kit. "Are you hurt? I'm no doctor, but I can patch you up a bit if you need it."
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And hungry.
And tense, focusing energy in keeping his mind-barriers up.
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More rummaging produces a Hershey bar, albeit not in a wrapper Connor's likely to recognize. (Mostly because it's from 1926, according to the labeling.) Annabelle offers him the chocolate bar. "I know it's not much, but it's all I've got on me."
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Chocolate.
Hm, chocolate...
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It is tasty, tasty chocolate. Perfectly ordinary in every way.
Gods, she wants to get drunk right now. Not remembering that psychopath moving her around like a puppet, shooting her friend, and struggling to get back in control of her own body would be awesome.
She eyes the rest of the "pub" warily. It seems to be deserted, for the moment. There's not even anyone guarding the liquor behind the bar....
Annabelle gets to her feet, wobbling for a moment. Then, she makes her way over to the Bar. She'll just....leave money on the counter. She grabs a bottle of whiskey more or less at random and two glasses. (And the bowl of salted nuts that exists in most every bar everywhere because it makes people thirsty and thirsty people buy more alcohol.)
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Hm, that is something KK would do...
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Annabelle gives him a slightly bitter smile. "Self medicating a bit. The last hour or so was...." She swallows.
Yeah. Where the hell do you even begin to explain something like that?
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"Your girlfriend?" she asks, curious.
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Besides, KK is more like the older, bully sister, dating her would be... ew.
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Annabelle doesn't tend toward hitting people just out of temper. Killing things/people that have crossed the moral event horizon and are accelerating....well, that's different. You do what you have to do to protect people, even if you don't like doing it.
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Not unless they get through her first, and she's not easy to kill.
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To take that offer.
But just trusting a stranger like that, well, it's a bit too early after being hunted. "Don't worry, I'm fine."
Not really, but you can do wonders with the package; the chocolate gives him energy to burn, so its easy to quietly push exhaustion away. "I... we should check out the place." For safety, if nothing else.
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Still, it's not like she can MAKE him rest. "Good idea," Annabelle agrees, getting to her feet. She resolutely ignores a twinge of pain that may or may not be a herald of worse to come.
Damn Siberia and the Rational Experimentation Group to the deepest level of hell.
She moves, slowly, down the left hand side of the room.
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"That looks like a door... huh, an exit door." The outside might be uncanny, but will be a much better shock, than the observation window.
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"Let's see what's on the other side," Annabelle says with a grin. The door is eased open to reveal a night time scene. There's a forest, a lake, the usual out back Milliways scene.
Annabelle blinks at the sight. "Not what I was expecting, but I'll take it."
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He very much would like to help, but Miki is the one with the medical mojo.
Suffice to say, the outdoor area is a very welcome distraction. "...shit. Right, I hit my head somewhere, am hallucinating this..." He looks around. "Luke, don't even think of putting your ballsack on my face, you wanker. I am ripping it off if you do."
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"You can't be hallucinating this," Annabelle says with a reassuring grin. "Because I know I'm not a figment of your imagination."
Pause.
"You might be a figment of my imagination, but I don't think I'm that creative."
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"Touch is harder to fake than other sensations." She carefully puts one hand on his shoulder. "You feel normal to me."
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Chalk it up to how tired he is; judgment impaired, even.
...at least, he does not squeeze her breast hard?
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She has nice boobs. She's not busty, but she's nicely shaped. Which means he possibly just groped someone he just met. Who's armed. Ooops.
Annabelle blushes furiously. "That's....not the method I would have picked, but I suppose it would be hard to fake."
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