Rochelle (
axemeaquestion) wrote in
maskormenace2014-04-10 04:28 pm
Entry tags:
- knock out | n/a,
- † captain harlock | n/a,
- † ellie langford | n/a,
- † flash thompson | agent venom,
- † george bailey | st. george,
- † houka inumuta | n/a,
- † kanaya maryam-lalonde | psychopomp,
- † levi | rivaille,
- † loki laufeyson | n/a,
- † miles edgeworth | n/a,
- † mitchell hundred | the great machine,
- † rochelle | n/a,
- † roy mustang | the flame alchemist,
- † violet harmon | n/a,
- † yomiel | the manipulator
[VIDEO || 001] backdated to late last night, but later replies okay!
[It's the middle of the night. She's been here for a little while now. As the video feed flickers to life. A woman fumbles with her device for half a second - until she realizes that she's already recording herself.]
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[Rochelle props up the video where it's revealed she's sitting cross-legged on a bed. The glow of the phone and the street lights outside her window provide little light, but it's easy enough to at least make out the basic details. For one, Rochelle was battered to hell. Neatly-wrapped gauze and bandages poked out of her loose top and littered the rest of her body. There were also deep-colored bruises on her face and arms, but you'd have to look hard to see them in the dim light.
Bonus points if you can make out the fire axe and AK-47 in the corner leaned against the wall.]
... I couldn't sleep. A-aaand I figured I oughta try this thing out. I guess there aren't a lot of people awake right now, but. [She holds a hand up and flashes a weak, tired smile.] Hi. I'm Rochelle.
So. Uh. [Cue a nervous laugh. She honestly has no idea what to do or think.] I'm from Cleveland. I work in TV news--WORKED in TV news--before... actually, I don't know if you guys would believe me. I... really don't know how to tell you - save MYSELF - this without sounding three-hundred-percent crazy. [There's a pause in between as she mutters "not like that's anything new".] Me - we, I mean. A group of guys I was with. We JUST got our asses out of New Orleans and with the military. We were on the chopper when...
... when.
[She glances sideways.]
This happened. And I have no idea how it happened. You'd think I wouldn't be complaining about getting out of the goddamn apocalypse, but... then--then there's all this shit about super powers, porting, and--[She catches herself. Yet another pause. Rochelle took a deep breath. Her head dipped down and she stared at the floor.] Honestly? I'm just waiting for myself to stop sounding so calm. I don't know how I'm doing it either. This is the first real bed I've had in what feels like forever. You'd think I could sleep.
[God, she was exhausted. And bewildered. And confused. Way, WAY too confused.]
Coach? Ellis? Nick? If you can hear this, say something. I hope you guys are here. [Her tone goes quiet, sad.] Just. Lemme know if you're okay.
[Let her know that she wasn't completely alone.]
Whoah--
[Rochelle props up the video where it's revealed she's sitting cross-legged on a bed. The glow of the phone and the street lights outside her window provide little light, but it's easy enough to at least make out the basic details. For one, Rochelle was battered to hell. Neatly-wrapped gauze and bandages poked out of her loose top and littered the rest of her body. There were also deep-colored bruises on her face and arms, but you'd have to look hard to see them in the dim light.
Bonus points if you can make out the fire axe and AK-47 in the corner leaned against the wall.]
... I couldn't sleep. A-aaand I figured I oughta try this thing out. I guess there aren't a lot of people awake right now, but. [She holds a hand up and flashes a weak, tired smile.] Hi. I'm Rochelle.
So. Uh. [Cue a nervous laugh. She honestly has no idea what to do or think.] I'm from Cleveland. I work in TV news--WORKED in TV news--before... actually, I don't know if you guys would believe me. I... really don't know how to tell you - save MYSELF - this without sounding three-hundred-percent crazy. [There's a pause in between as she mutters "not like that's anything new".] Me - we, I mean. A group of guys I was with. We JUST got our asses out of New Orleans and with the military. We were on the chopper when...
... when.
[She glances sideways.]
This happened. And I have no idea how it happened. You'd think I wouldn't be complaining about getting out of the goddamn apocalypse, but... then--then there's all this shit about super powers, porting, and--[She catches herself. Yet another pause. Rochelle took a deep breath. Her head dipped down and she stared at the floor.] Honestly? I'm just waiting for myself to stop sounding so calm. I don't know how I'm doing it either. This is the first real bed I've had in what feels like forever. You'd think I could sleep.
[God, she was exhausted. And bewildered. And confused. Way, WAY too confused.]
Coach? Ellis? Nick? If you can hear this, say something. I hope you guys are here. [Her tone goes quiet, sad.] Just. Lemme know if you're okay.
[Let her know that she wasn't completely alone.]

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Rochelle is it? We met in Pennsylvania.
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Levi? Holy shit, so that's how this thing works. Hey.
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Your teammates?
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[Never mind that "evening" actually is "middle of the night."]
You should be proud of yourself for keeping your wits about you, not expressing disbelief. It merely speaks to a fundamental core of level-headedness.
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[Man. She's surprised she's getting this many responses.]
Thanks? I'd call it something more like 'barely keeping it together', but. I guess LOOKING like I'm sane's a good thing.
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[sorry but the "happens all the time" tone is throwing her off.]
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... And now that I think about it, I guess I gotta get used to 'normal' again.
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Ah, you going to be alright? Nobody likes randomly showing up in an alternate universe.
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Honestly? I have no idea.
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It can all be a bit much, especially when it's so much more low-key than what you came from. But that's how it tends to be with apocalypses.
You're the new one, yes?
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Oh shit. [The hand hovered in the air for a few seconds.] Sorry. Hey. I am, yeah.
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Honestly, I'd probably feel better if I knew where my people were.
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But you can't sleep, right? Because the bed's too soft, or it's too quiet, and you keep expecting something to happen at any moment. Something like that?
It goes away, after awhile.
[If you're lucky, but Flash thinks it would be 1) a super douche move, and 2) unhelpful to say that.]
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(It's said a little bitterly, and Roy takes a moment to calm himself down and change his tone. In those minutes of silence, he examines the video and her appearance. The gauze and bandages that he could see caught his eye first. He didn't know what kind of gun she had leaning against the wall, but he did know a gun when he saw one, even if it was a little more updated than the ones he was used to. So, she must have been taken from some kind of battle, and she had been injured. The "apocalypse", she had said.)
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[Whatever happened to this guy, apparently he didn't have a fun time with it either. She knew he was looking at her, but the scrunity didn't bother her. She'd be doing the same thing if she could see herself.]
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I have a feeling there are more of us out there with insomnia than you might think.
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I also wouldn't worry too much about sounding crazy. I've been hearing some pretty interesting stories lately and I've seen a lot of it myself. I guess after a point you just stop being skeptical about things.
[He raises an eyebrow.]
So you're from the end of the world too, huh? I'm George Bailey from L.A....yours wouldn't happen to involve the undead too would it?
[George can practically hear Barry in his head demanding they start a club. George isn't going to start a club, but he's sorely tempted to make the joke. Granted, given her state, it might still be "early" in the undead uprising. It's hard to say how people are going to handle these things.]
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Wait. You had zombies too?
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