Colonel Frank Archer (
sadisticwarfare) wrote in
pokebox2014-11-07 09:09 pm
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[It's been a little over ten years since the two of them arrived here. Ten years is an awfully long time to be stuck here, but returning home isn't an option anymore. It hasn't been an option since they first started changing, and that wasn't all that long after they arrived. Kimbley had grown a tail and ears and Archer's eyes had turned red. It's amazing to think they had been so scared by those changes back then.
Things are different now. They aren't human, but there's no reason for that to bother them. Archer is a vampire (something that he found painfully ironic in the beginning, but he's adapted quite well to it, if he does say so himself). Not much has changed about him, appearance-wise. His nails are much longer and sharper, his eyes are red, and he has the stereotypical vampire fangs, but aside from that the only difference is the slight point to his ears. It's not like he could get any paler anyway.
Archer enters their shared apartment after work, shrugging off his coat and hanging it up before proceeding into the living room.]
Kimbley, are you home yet?
Things are different now. They aren't human, but there's no reason for that to bother them. Archer is a vampire (something that he found painfully ironic in the beginning, but he's adapted quite well to it, if he does say so himself). Not much has changed about him, appearance-wise. His nails are much longer and sharper, his eyes are red, and he has the stereotypical vampire fangs, but aside from that the only difference is the slight point to his ears. It's not like he could get any paler anyway.
Archer enters their shared apartment after work, shrugging off his coat and hanging it up before proceeding into the living room.]
Kimbley, are you home yet?

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Yes, well, being too optimistic won't get us anywhere.
[He looks very pleased though!]
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As long as we take this slow and don't get over our heads immediately, we'll be fine.
[He's definitely relaxed some since he's started drinking. He's Kimbley, so it's not like the alcohol has made him lose that bit of paranoia that's making him watch the people who come and go, but Kimbley has definitely relaxed a little. It's obvious in the way he holds himself; his shoulders have stopped being so tense.]
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[There's no guarantee that they won't, but Archer's confident that he knows what he's doing. Whether he does or not is another matter entirely.
He's noticed Kimbley relaxing and smirks a bit as he decides to point that out.]
...It's nice to see you relax again.
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You shouldn't get used to it. We're not going to be doing this much.
[But he's grinning just the same.]
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[Maybe someday Kimbley will always be able to relax like this. That would be nice.]
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Which means he's likely to say something stupid eventually.]
Hey Archer.
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What is it?
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[Kimbley....]
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I thought you didn't want anyone touching it.
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[Which is probably more forward than he realizes, but apparently we've reached the saying things we'll regret in the morning time of the night.
He leans forward a bit, but it's a conversational movement.]
Not in public; I have an image to hold up. But I'd let you do it.
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[He has no idea why this is flustering him, but it is.]
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[...honestly he'll probably get his chance just because he's going to need to carry Kimbley home.]
Don't worry; the spikes only look like they're sharp.
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[This is kind of embarrassing for some reason he can't figure out...]
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I think I'll have another drink. How about you?
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[But two drunk monsters would probably be an easy target for someone. Either another monster or someone who has taken to hunting monsters.
But that's not stopping Kimbley from getting up and ordering another drink at the bar. At least he can walk a straight line. When he returns, he has another glass of gin in his hand.]
I'm going to end up as your bodyguard again. How funny is that?
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[He smirks, clearly quite pleased with Kimbley's words.]
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Not that Kimbley was particularly good at holding his liquor after spending a decade in prison, but that's beside the point.]
I enjoyed the work. It won't be a problem doing it again.
[He'll always enjoy attacking on Archer's command.]
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[Humans aren't a problem for him, but fighting other monsters is kind of difficult. Archer still isn't great at any sort of close-range combat.]
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He just has someone avoided being killed.]
I'll keep you protected from those that would do you harm. You can count on it.
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[That doesn't need to be said, but he'll say it anyway.]
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I should stop there.
[His words are a little slurred, so this is probably a good choice.]
This has been fun. It's just you and me. We couldn't have done this in Amestris. I was too well known there.
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He's not drunk enough to topple over, but it takes him a moment to steady himself.]
Come on, let's go.
[....the tail probably helps his balance now. It's fortunate with all the fights he's been in that it hasn't been ripped off.]
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Archer stays close to Kimbley so that he can catch him if he falls. Hopefully that won't be a concern, but it's been a long time since Kimbley last had a drink, so who knows?]
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