The following fic is Rated R
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Ten years ago
It had happened all of a sudden one night.
He
had an idea of how to prank his sister. She had been especially moody
lately and he thought he would relieve the tension between them.
She
was outside sunbathing as he filled a bucket of water. She had acted
weird around him, giving him dirty looks and generally being a pile to
him. This was the perfect time for vengeance.
Slowly, quietly he
made his way to her. Snickering, he made it within throwing distance. He
would remember her scream and enjoy it for some time to come. When he did
throw the water, however, her scream was the last thing he remembered.
"Aaaah!"
With
the force of a linebacker he was tossed backward through the air. He
hit the ground and rolled a few feet before he finally came to a halt.
"Chris!" She said frantically. She got up and came running. He got up slowly and inspected himself.
"I'm ok..." Then it hit him, and he looked at her. "Molly... your a psychic?"
She looked away, putting her hands behind her back. "We have to tell mom and dad."
"No!" She screamed. "Promise me you won't tell them."
"Molly, you may not grow up right if -"
"Promise me brother! You know what they do to psychics..."
Chris squirmed at the thought. He gazed long at his sister. "... all right sis, I promise."
She giggled happily and embraced him.
Chris would remember this for much of the rest of his life.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Reboot; Vince Vaan part 3
"Work stacking duties complete. Anything else you need ma'am?"
She giggled a little but shook her head. She passed the five copper coins due him. "Give the innkeeper my regards." He said before taking off.
He was tall, about as tall an any other man worth his grain. He might have been confused for an orc had his skin been green. His arms held the same strength as any of the bigger men. His sleek black hair went behind him, short as ever. He was unshaven but still garnered a few looks from the ladies - and he knew it.
"See you all tomorrow." He gestured to the waitresses. He gave a last longing look at the brew on the wall and knew it was just one more year.
After leaving the inn he looked down into his back. Four silver and five copper, not bad for a days work. He thought.
The walk home went uneventful. He passed by a few people he knew but was tired enough that he didn't bother to stop and chat. As he walked in the front door where he lived he didn't realize two pairs of eyes were viewing him.
"That must be him." Toques said.
"You sure, that big feller?" Marie said
"He matches the description." Toque said.
She giggled a little but shook her head. She passed the five copper coins due him. "Give the innkeeper my regards." He said before taking off.
He was tall, about as tall an any other man worth his grain. He might have been confused for an orc had his skin been green. His arms held the same strength as any of the bigger men. His sleek black hair went behind him, short as ever. He was unshaven but still garnered a few looks from the ladies - and he knew it.
"See you all tomorrow." He gestured to the waitresses. He gave a last longing look at the brew on the wall and knew it was just one more year.
After leaving the inn he looked down into his back. Four silver and five copper, not bad for a days work. He thought.
The walk home went uneventful. He passed by a few people he knew but was tired enough that he didn't bother to stop and chat. As he walked in the front door where he lived he didn't realize two pairs of eyes were viewing him.
"That must be him." Toques said.
"You sure, that big feller?" Marie said
"He matches the description." Toque said.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Reboot; Infinite discovery part 2
This fic is rated R
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12 years ago
She was smaller than him, and more often than not got in the way. The fifth grade was starting soon. He really didn't want to have a little girl tagging along, but she liked him. She needed big brother and he was there for her through and through.
"Brother, can you sing it again? For me?"
They were home alone. Their parents had gone out briefly, for what they didn't know. They knew their condition and did what they could to avoid it. He could hear her stomach growling, even as his growled. He oblaged
The rain poured outside. All that afternoon brother and sister sat enjoying each other's company. Brother sang, she listened. It seemed like it would never end. His soft melodious voice went on through the night. "Wishing on a dream that seems far off..."
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12 years ago
She was smaller than him, and more often than not got in the way. The fifth grade was starting soon. He really didn't want to have a little girl tagging along, but she liked him. She needed big brother and he was there for her through and through.
"Brother, can you sing it again? For me?"
They were home alone. Their parents had gone out briefly, for what they didn't know. They knew their condition and did what they could to avoid it. He could hear her stomach growling, even as his growled. He oblaged
The rain poured outside. All that afternoon brother and sister sat enjoying each other's company. Brother sang, she listened. It seemed like it would never end. His soft melodious voice went on through the night. "Wishing on a dream that seems far off..."
Reboot; Vince Vaan part 2
"He's over there!"
"After him!"
Toque held his breath at the side of the road. Above him he could hear the thundering of footsteps as a veritable mountain of men, and more gathering to the debtor collection, "gained" on him. He exhaled as all of them turned down the wrong path and ran headlong to collect. Toque turned to watch them go. He nearly jumped out of his skin as a hand came down on his shoulder.
"Toque Wilson, my God, I thought I'd never seen your face around here again."
She was sleek, slender. She had a form most women craved. An oval shaped face matched almond eyes and the dark brown shoulder-length hair marked her. Toque gazed on a familiar face but knew the deadliness behind it.
"Marie Ollon, so good to make your acquaintance milady." He took her hand and kissed it. "Time hasn't withered you at all."
"Spare me the pleasentries Toque. If you came back here I know for a fact that it's something big. You have more creditors in this town than hairs on your head."
"Ah, very true, very true. But, I owe others more, and I must pay my debts one way or another.
"Do you know of a Vaan? A Vince Vaan?"
"Hmm, can't say that I do." Though it does sound kind of familiar...
Toque pulled a letter out of his pocket. "With this I pay off a great debt so I agreed. I must find this Vince before nightfall."
"After him!"
Toque held his breath at the side of the road. Above him he could hear the thundering of footsteps as a veritable mountain of men, and more gathering to the debtor collection, "gained" on him. He exhaled as all of them turned down the wrong path and ran headlong to collect. Toque turned to watch them go. He nearly jumped out of his skin as a hand came down on his shoulder.
"Toque Wilson, my God, I thought I'd never seen your face around here again."
She was sleek, slender. She had a form most women craved. An oval shaped face matched almond eyes and the dark brown shoulder-length hair marked her. Toque gazed on a familiar face but knew the deadliness behind it.
"Marie Ollon, so good to make your acquaintance milady." He took her hand and kissed it. "Time hasn't withered you at all."
"Spare me the pleasentries Toque. If you came back here I know for a fact that it's something big. You have more creditors in this town than hairs on your head."
"Ah, very true, very true. But, I owe others more, and I must pay my debts one way or another.
"Do you know of a Vaan? A Vince Vaan?"
"Hmm, can't say that I do." Though it does sound kind of familiar...
Toque pulled a letter out of his pocket. "With this I pay off a great debt so I agreed. I must find this Vince before nightfall."
Reboot; infinite discovery part 1
The following fic is rated R.
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He took another drag of his cigarrette.
So many names. Cold nicotine iced him. The sheet after sheet of dead well, they tended to blur together. He still felt remorse. He only wished he called the shots.
They're glorious leader Paxel Alejandro Meskoveiar had personal seen fit to send in the back ups. He was a military leader's son who claimed to have all the answers. With these measures in place, we cannot fail he had said. The people believed in him. They wanted something to believe in...
"Christ." He swore. He put out his cig and looked out over his bridge. New, inexperienced deckhands manned the stations. Science, ops, nav, even the helm. One would think the commanding Admiral for the theater would have something more than raw recruits working for him.
Oh well. He thought
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He took another drag of his cigarrette.
So many names. Cold nicotine iced him. The sheet after sheet of dead well, they tended to blur together. He still felt remorse. He only wished he called the shots.
They're glorious leader Paxel Alejandro Meskoveiar had personal seen fit to send in the back ups. He was a military leader's son who claimed to have all the answers. With these measures in place, we cannot fail he had said. The people believed in him. They wanted something to believe in...
"Christ." He swore. He put out his cig and looked out over his bridge. New, inexperienced deckhands manned the stations. Science, ops, nav, even the helm. One would think the commanding Admiral for the theater would have something more than raw recruits working for him.
Oh well. He thought
Monday, May 20, 2013
Reboot; Vince Vaan part 1
"All right, that'll be five gold coins."
Toque Wilson scoffed at the man. "What? Why we haven't even traveled a day! I'll not pay you but three."
The driver eyed him steadily. Toque, completely unbeknown to this handed him three gold coins and 4 silver ones. "Silvers for the tip." And he winked.
The driver put the coins aside and yelled at the man. "See if I help you again Toque!"
As he pulled off in his cart he could be heard muttering. "That's the last time I trust a Wilson... or that Ronfar fellow." Toque shrugged his shoulders. "Just can't please some men. Three gold coins is more than enough for that travel.
"Right. I got to find him. Once I deliver my letter it will be done."
"Toque Wilson."
At the mention of his name Toque turned around. What could pass as a banker and a pair of thugs greeted him. "You owe me Toque. Pay up!"
"Ah yes, ha ha! I have the coins right here."
Toque reached down into the pouch at his waste.
"Quit playing games Toque, you know as well as I do what you couldn't possibly-AHH."
Toque whirled dust in their eyes from the pouch. Toque turned on his heal and made a run for it.
Toque Wilson scoffed at the man. "What? Why we haven't even traveled a day! I'll not pay you but three."
The driver eyed him steadily. Toque, completely unbeknown to this handed him three gold coins and 4 silver ones. "Silvers for the tip." And he winked.
The driver put the coins aside and yelled at the man. "See if I help you again Toque!"
As he pulled off in his cart he could be heard muttering. "That's the last time I trust a Wilson... or that Ronfar fellow." Toque shrugged his shoulders. "Just can't please some men. Three gold coins is more than enough for that travel.
"Right. I got to find him. Once I deliver my letter it will be done."
"Toque Wilson."
At the mention of his name Toque turned around. What could pass as a banker and a pair of thugs greeted him. "You owe me Toque. Pay up!"
"Ah yes, ha ha! I have the coins right here."
Toque reached down into the pouch at his waste.
"Quit playing games Toque, you know as well as I do what you couldn't possibly-AHH."
Toque whirled dust in their eyes from the pouch. Toque turned on his heal and made a run for it.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
The return!
I'm back Jack! And this time for good. Starting Monday the 29th of April I will be doing a longer version of Infinite Discovery and Vince Vaan. That's right peeps, there back! Read it all from the beginning one more time as the entire series gets rebooted.
Thanks for reading!
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