Fiddleford Hadron McGucket (
terribibble) wrote2016-02-08 05:17 pm
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WELCOME TO YOUR PRIVATE CHANNEL, FIDDLEFORD HADRON MCGUCKET. FOR SECURE COMMUNICATION, USE 011.23.581.321 *** teslacoils has joined 011.23.581.321 >> teslacoils has posted an AUDIO MESSAGE. If you wish to listen, type LISTEN01. <teslacoils> Lab hours are 10 AM to 6 PM Mon-Wed, 7 PM to 3 AM Thur-Fri, special appointments available. <teslacoils> I am no longer associated with the Fourth God. <teslacoils> But I will answer any questions you might have about him with the honest truth. | ||||
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you're right that is something nice. what made you decide on it?
[Besides it just being the objectively right choice.]
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and i hate the fog god and marco said that you guys are trying to take her down
plus you know you guys have pong so
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but i think we can all agree that space invaders is the shit
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fuck yeah
tetris is fun as hell
ever played it high
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yes
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lets do it
smoke up and meet me in the arcade?
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[About twenty minutes later he slithers through the door to the Arcade, tucking his personalized keycard back into the pocket of his tweed jacket. His tongue flicks from his mouth, searching for Eddie's particular scent. All he gets is the overpowering smell of marijuana, which is just as good a marker if he's being honest. It leads him to Eddie just as well as anything else would have.]
Hey there.
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Oh hey, man. Didn't realize you were, uh. [He gestures at Fiddleford's tail.] Long, again.
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[He turns to look back at his own tail as though he's just remembered it's there now that Eddie's reminded him. The tip of his tail lifts and flicks thoughtfully, though he's careful not to rattle. Being high and hypnotized would probably not be fun for Eddie, he thinks, though he isn't sure exactly what it would do.]
Right, right. Guess I'm so used to it I forgot a whole bunch of folks know me better with legs.
[Eddie's seen him as a naga, of course, but they only really started spending any real time together once he swapped monsters. Of course Eddie's used to it.]
It's been a couple weeks now. Since my birthday.
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I guess that shows how much I pay attention.
[His hair is messy as usual, and his eyes are a little bloodshot, but otherwise Eddie seems pretty functional. He may have smoked a little extra in preparation for this.]
You ready for some high-stakes puzzle adventuring?
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Sure am. Though I ought to warn you, I've played this game before and as far as I can tell I'm awful good at it.
[Sure enough, FHM is top of the leaderboard.]
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Whatever you say, man. You can't possibly be better than, ah—
[He gestures at the screen.] FHM, there. [Leave him alone he's stoned.]
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Y'know, I'm not gonna tell you why that's funny. You'll see.
[He slithers up beside Eddie. The moment his hand touches the joystick the 'Credits' marker becomes 'Free Play' instead. There are some perks to being higher up in the ranks.]
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Woah. Nice perks.
[He presses the START button on his side and adjusts his stance a little wider, bumping into one of Fiddleford's coils. in the process.]
...Sorry, man.
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[Not to mention that since he's got his tail back he's discovered the more buzzed he is the harder it is to keep track of his coils. If some of them bump into Eddie it's really impossible to tell exactly whose fault it is.
Funny enough, his Tetris skills seem to remain entirely unaffected.]
Y'been alright lately?
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[Eddie launches into the game with gusto, careful quick flicks of his wrist on the joystick and calculated taps of the rotate button. It feels good to do something normal that he used to do, a million years ago in New York.]
I've been...okay. Getting along, anyways. That whole thing with the dreams...it really messed with my head, man.
[SPECIFICALLY YOUR DREAM, FIDDLEFORD.]
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[He's got most of it, he thinks, but he knows better than to trust his memory of anything anymore. He could be forgetting huge chunks of what he saw.
He didn't forget the noose in AM's mind, unfortunately. Of course that's one of the things that wouldn't go away.]
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[Eddie swears under his breath as he misses a move and causes a small pileup on the screen.]
A lot. Unfortunately. I saw, uh—I saw your house, so that was neat.
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[A row disappears from his screen. Alright. Just gotta keep that going.]
I remember -- I think. It's all jumbled up, y'know, everythin' that happened. Like dreams usually are.
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[Eddie grunts in mingled victory and distress; he clears a line of blocks, but this conversation is venturing toward thornier territory than he'd hoped.]
I know what you mean. It was fuckin' weird, I'm not gonna lie to you. I think—I met your wife.
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[Yeah, this conversation has strayed pretty far into things Fiddleford isn't sure he wants to talk about, but now that they're here they might as well have it out. He's oddly curious, just as much as he is apprehensive.]
Was she -- what did you think of her?
[He doesn't know. He appeared to some of the people in his own mind but not to Eddie, and so he has only the vaguest idea of what Eddie might have seen.]
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