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smashacademy2014-09-27 11:19 pm
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BLOOD FOR BLOOD FALCON [video]
[Lo! Somewhere in the library is some student of Smash Academy at the public computers, making a post to the network and probably asking about homecoming dance or something. Somewhere in the library off screen there is a barking voice, obviously annoyed and sounds suspiciously like Captain Falcon.]
Keep it down with your stupid video diary, I'm trying to think!
[S-Sorry, coach! The kid says, then goes on to timidly explain that it's not a video diary, but a post to the school's network! The kid looks back at the recording video apologetically while "coach" can be heard muttering off-screen.]
Network? For the school? So everyone can see what you're doing right now?
[...Yeah? This appears to have sealed the nameless student's fate, and suddenly there is the torso of a man in bright red spandex with ridiculous thighs behind him. The kid is grabbed by the scruff of his shirt collar and violently thrown clear across the room into a bookshelf. The shelf teeters backwards then falls into the next shelf behind it, and then the one behind it, and it's a magnificent domino effect to which does not seem to concern him. If anything he seems proud of the fact there are now books are everywhere and the kid probably has a word concussion. Red spandex coach-sound-alike sits down in front of the computer. He is also a coach-look-alike! Only EVIL LOOKING. It's probably skull on his helmet and the spikes on his shoulder pauldron. Or maybe Falcon is going through some midlife crisis and felt like a wardrobe changeand got lost in a Hot Topic. Or it's some crazy clone.]
Hi. [Either way, this coach also has fangs, which are easily seen the moment he starts speaking.]
I know you're here. I saw the your shitmobile in the parking lot. Or, you know, was in the parking lot. [He grins. It's an awful fang-filled kind of grin. WHAT DID HE DO... HE DID SOMETHING BAD.] And the big floating hand said so. I'm going to find you eventually, so why don't you make this easy and come out of hiding. I'm not going anywhere until then!
Keep it down with your stupid video diary, I'm trying to think!
[S-Sorry, coach! The kid says, then goes on to timidly explain that it's not a video diary, but a post to the school's network! The kid looks back at the recording video apologetically while "coach" can be heard muttering off-screen.]
Network? For the school? So everyone can see what you're doing right now?
[...Yeah? This appears to have sealed the nameless student's fate, and suddenly there is the torso of a man in bright red spandex with ridiculous thighs behind him. The kid is grabbed by the scruff of his shirt collar and violently thrown clear across the room into a bookshelf. The shelf teeters backwards then falls into the next shelf behind it, and then the one behind it, and it's a magnificent domino effect to which does not seem to concern him. If anything he seems proud of the fact there are now books are everywhere and the kid probably has a word concussion. Red spandex coach-sound-alike sits down in front of the computer. He is also a coach-look-alike! Only EVIL LOOKING. It's probably skull on his helmet and the spikes on his shoulder pauldron. Or maybe Falcon is going through some midlife crisis and felt like a wardrobe change
Hi. [Either way, this coach also has fangs, which are easily seen the moment he starts speaking.]
I know you're here. I saw the your shitmobile in the parking lot. Or, you know, was in the parking lot. [He grins. It's an awful fang-filled kind of grin. WHAT DID HE DO... HE DID SOMETHING BAD.] And the big floating hand said so. I'm going to find you eventually, so why don't you make this easy and come out of hiding. I'm not going anywhere until then!
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[There is a British voice from beyond the chaos. It is Library Robot, summoned by the sound of destruction not of his doing. This seems fairly suspect to him, and a brief survey of the situation makes that clear. Desks are being overturned, shelves are toppling, and it's not his fault.
Also it seems like Vianca is maybe in trouble a little bit.]
I don't mean to--don't mean to interrupt, exactly.
[Interrupts Library Robot in his tall, gangly Library Robot chassis.]
But, ah. That's our--that's our librarian, and I'd really--really appreciate it if you left her--left her alone.
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Who would have thought she had gotten caught for being too noisy. Gosh. Well. Lunge number two was far more successful, and a lot more compromising, and all Vianca could think to do was bite down super hard on her lower lip. Maybe she could poison his face.
Maybe a tall, gangly Library Robot chassis could appear. Oh. Vianca had never been more grateful for the robot's interruptions.]
Wheatley!
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Maybe you should tell her to leave me alone if she knows what's good for her.
[He hoists her up like a ragdoll, giving a little shake for emphasis. It's all her fault.]
You want her back?
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Uh, yes. Please.
[He holds his arms out tentatively.]
I would like her back. Gently, if you would.
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She gave Wheatley a somewhat pathetic look that was going to be completely lost on the helper robot, because she had a very good feeling that any sort of return was not going to be gentle in the slightest.]
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Blood throws her into him in the exact opposite way of gentle. The most oppositest way of gentle you can get.
He practically spikes her like a tiny white little flower football into the gangly robot eyeball reject I am so sorry Vianca.]
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The only downside to robots is that they were not very soft by any means. The only sounds that accompanied colliding with robots were general bangs and crunches and nothing very good.
There was a bang. And maybe a crunch. And nothing very good.]
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[Wheatley couldn't say he expected it to be gentle, but he is wholly unprepared for this kind of launching, and even with his arms outstretched, he's still vaguely unaccustomed to having legs, and therefore doesn't really know that weight distribution is a thing.
Vianca crashes into him and he stumbles backwards, unable to keep his balance. He manages to wrap his arms tightly around her, as if that will cushion the blow, but it doesn't change the fact that all of his limbs are made of metal. Wheatley doesn't imagine that being launched into a robot is very pleasant, to say nothing of falling on top of one.
He crumples to the ground, all bent angles and cold steel, and he can't help but feel like this is even worse for her.]
Ow...
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But she appreciated the thought, as it was more than she would have expected from him. She shifted slightly- owowow- and tried to look at him.]
A-Are you ok? Did you break?
[She asked the robot. Because he said ow.]
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Not yet.
[He grabbed one of Wheatley's robot legs and pulled and pulled, until something had to give.]
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[Though Wheatley certainly didn't feel it to the degree that humans did, he was still programmed to feel pain, and since his chassis was an Aperture product designed to interface with his main core, that apparently included the pain of being dismembered.
He did not usually have limbs for crazy psychopaths to rip off, but he had, at one time, experienced being crushed, and he remembered enough about it to know that it was entirely unpleasant and not something he wanted to happen to Vianca. He can feel the sharp pressure on his chest and know that it must be even worse to be in direct contact with his boot.]
Stop, stop, stop stop stop--
[He tries to keep his arms around Vianca, to push the boot away and make some kind of protective metal cage over her, even as this crazy guy was tearing his leg off, wires popping and snapping one by one.]
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Getting crushed was not great. In fact, she was rapidly becoming convinced that this was how she was going to die. To think she had been worried about old age or old wounds. It was her voice that did it.
And a really awful boot.
Go away go away go away I'm sorry I'm sorry]
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He didn't waste any time with it, and the lashes began. They were violent and relentless--full swings starting from over his head and striking down on her back and whatever part of Wheatley he could hit. Getting beat with his own foot. He thought that was great.
The robot thing was making a whole lot of noise and the girl was not. Blood intended to silence both of them.]
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The good thing, he supposed, is that it didn't hurt once the limb was off. In fact, if not for the steady drip of hydraulic fluid, the occasional spark from a severed wire, and the fact that he was currently being bludgeoned with it, it was like the leg had never been there at all.
It was the whole "being bludgeoned" thing that hurt. Wheatley struggled under the boot to put himself on top of Vianca, knowing that his chassis could take the hits. That didn't make it any less painful, of course.]
Look, just--just--AGH--tell me what you want, I'll...anything, just don't--
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Blood continued his robot leg onslaught for a few more solid good whacks, not particularly caring the robot thing apparently wanted to play meat shield. Or metal shield. Or whatever. It was still satisfying to beat.
But he reached a point where begging and groveling was to be had, and that too was very satisfying.]
What I want? I want to know where Captain Falcon is so I can I kill him.
[WHACK.]
Or I'll kill you two instead!
[It wasn't a complete promise, but a glimmer of hope if nothing else.]
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[It seems like a very peculiar thing to want, but if one thing comes naturally to Wheatley, it's throwing other people under the bus. In a life-or-death situation, he doesn't even think twice, especially when it's someone he barely even knows. Better Captain Falcon than either of them.]
--the autoshop, he practically--practically lives in the autoshop.
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[He raised for another strike, just to feel extra intimidating, but the duo was spared of it.
OF COURSE. THE AUTOSHOP. THAT MADE SENSE.]
See? That wasn't so hard!
[Blood, feeling extremely generous with this new information as he believes it to be sound, spares them a final lash but does make a point to drop the improvised beatin' stick on top of them. Enjoy that.]
If you know what's good for you, you won't miss him when he's gone.
[He laughs a most evil laugh, which slowly recedes as he leaves to go find the autoshop. He's not going to ask for directions because that would be smart and not manly and will consequently probably buy our fair librarians enough time to escape before he comes back empty handed.]
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[Upon realizing that this crazy weirdo is leaving and they're not going to die today, he "breathes" a sigh of relief, slumping backward and dropping his arms to his sides, casting a forlorn glance at his severed limb.]
It's okay, Vianca, he's--he's gone. It's okay now, it's fine.
[Despite not really knowing much about human injury or humans in general, Wheatley is fairly certain that Vianca needs to go to
Dr. Mariothe nurse. He's also fairly certain that she won't be able to get herself there. It will all be up to him and his one leg.He has to think about this for a minute. Luckily, his inherent robot-ness means that unless there's some kind of internal problem, pain stops once the outside stimulus stops. So he's mostly fine, just missing a leg, which unfortunately isn't very conducive to bringing anyone anywhere.
Wheatley half expects injuries to carry over when he drags up the humanization program, but one poof later and he seems intact (albeit kind of naked), the now-headless chassis still sparking and leaking from where it was torn off.]
Come on, up you go. Let's get you out of here.
[He doesn't exactly have a lot of practice carrying things that aren't books, but Vianca is incredibly light and it's easy for him to bring himself to his feet, hoisting her on the way, one (warm, human) arm supporting her and the other across her back, leaning her against his shoulder.]
I've got you.
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Her head felt like it was being split into two. Her everything hurt. There was a metallic rush in her mouth and she was being carried by someone warm and soft.
The voice was unmistakable, but he hated being a person...]
... Wheatley?
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Uh, yeah.
[He laughs a little halfheartedly, checking the hall outside the library for any signs of crazy psycho dude before stepping out. From there, it's out onto the quad. Naked. Carrying a small girl-child.]
Sorry, I just--I didn't think I'd get us very far with one leg.
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From the looks of it, however, perhaps he was. There was a girl (was that blood on her face?) being carried limply in the arms of a speckled, unclothed human(??) leaving the scene. What on earth had happened in there?
It was impossible to tell if the irregular was still inside the library, but if there were wounded, then Zero's priority was to make sure they were safe. Maybe they could give him a better idea of the threat at hand. He ran up to them.]
What happened?
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...There was a man overturning shelves...
[At this point she realized her own recollections had become alarmingly hazy and she frowned slightly, trying to parse more of it together.]
He broke my friend...
i am late and garbage
[Wheatley sort of scoffs back in the direction of the library.]
I'm not--I'm not broken, though, he only just got my leg, Vianca's the one who needs to get to the nurse.
YOU WERE ON VACATION
The current first aid facilities aren't going to cut it. She needs to get directly to a hospital. I'm going to call an ambulance.
[He began patching an emergency call through his helmet as he moved his gaze over to... all of Wheatley. Whose leg looked like it was in perfect working condition, no problems holding his weigh or anything.]
...Your leg looks fine.
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[He hefts Vianca in his arms a bit to emphasize that he has no pants, no pockets, and therefore no phone.]
I meant, my, uh. The leg on my chassis. It's back in the library, he tore it off.
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