Wally West / Kid Flash (
runningstart) wrote2020-05-24 10:44 am
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MASK OR MENACE IC INBOX
WALLY WEST
"You've reached the personal voice mail of the Wall-man. The honor is yours! Leave your deets, I'll holla back atcha."
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KID FLASH
"This is the contact for Kid Flash. If it's an emergency, call Robin; he'll know where I am. Otherwise, leave your info and I'll get you back ASAP."
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KID FLASH
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[Not because Jaime doesn't trust the military - this is probably the one instance in which they'll come in handy - but Wally's a superhero, not a soldier. The minute you're drafted, you'll be expected to kill something, he's sure of it.]
If it helps, they've told us we're in space, so you won't have to go all the way to freakin' Russia. Some people aren't so sure, but... I dunno. I've been in artificial gravity before, and you seriously can't tell the difference between that and Earth.
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What about anything else? The people who grabbed you, what the place looks like? Anything?
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[A good minute passes. This isn't second nature in the way that the Scarab is, and it's almost foreign trying to access something that's a part of him, but not in the same, intuitive way that something truly symbiotic would be. Finally, he seems to get the hang of it, and video flickers to life. Now, Wally gets to see things through Jaime's eyes.
It's not so different from what he'd described. The floors are metal. The walls are metal. The ceiling's metal. It's clearly too small for the amount of people in there - most of them pacing, angry, agitated, or otherwise slumped on the floor or against the walls as they wait this out - but Jaime rises to his feet to walk around anyway.
There's that nasty little corner where the grate-and-bucket situation is, a series of oxygen tanks, and nothing else, not even a mat to sleep on.]
Want me to go peek out the slot they shove our food through? All it'll really do is show you what they look like, but I guess it's better than nothing.
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[Of course he did. It started off with excuse me and decreased in politeness from that point forward.
He treads across the room and peers through the small hole that's been afforded to them. Outside are two guards, both wearing formal uniforms, staring straight ahead.]
See? Stooooone cold.
[It's still day one, so they're without any hints; there's no engines for Jaime to report on, no dampness in their uniforms. Just them and a metal box.]
They gave us this big old speech when we got here. Them, and their AI. LACKEY.
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[That pregnant pause probably says all it has to.]
I'm just hoping they don't have access to our files. God, I wish we could just destroy those things.
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[It's said a little wryly. This has definitely been one hell of a bonding process.]
We haven't chatted about brainwashing crap yet, though, so that'll be next on the agenda. Have you ever had to go against anyone who pulled that kind of thing?
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But man. The amount of times bad guys have gone after Rob with that stuff...I mean, it's almost embarrassing. He's such a damsel.
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[He forgets, sometimes, that Dick is from a different time; where Jaime's from, there's been three Batgirls, three Robins, and a whole slew of other people prowling around Gotham.]
I guess that kind of gives him an advantage in this situation. At least this time, he's with friends.
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He's apparently just a really attractive target. Did I ever tell you that I almost got kidnapped once just because I was with him?
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[It's a stupid kind of priority, but they're in captivity, they're scared, and they're bored. It's a lethal combination.
If Wally wants to launch into storytime, Jaime will gladly accept.]
Tell me! I swear, we never actually get around to telling that many stories from home.
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Okay, keep it down because I will totally get yelled at for this.
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Nevermind. Okay. Setting; Gotham.
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And somehow I'm not surprised it's in Gotham. Okay, go on.
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Yeah, he actually fought with ketchup and mustard and relish and stuff, I'm not kidding. He had pepper bombs too though, which are no joke. Those sucked.
His backstory is actually even more amazing. I know this, because he shouted it at the top of his lungs as he tried to lasso Robin with ham twine. Y'know, like Christmas hams? It was a stretch but honestly, with that gimmick he didn't really have a lot to work with.
Boy was he ever pissed off when we critiqued that too. Robin was like, "Dude? That's not a condiment." The rant that followed that comment was at least fifteen minutes long. "Do you have any idea how difficult it is to make a name for yourself?!" He said that at least four times.
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[Okay, okay, off-topic.]
So, lemme get this straight -- his whole thing is being pissed that nobody recognizes him? Is that it? He just wants to be known far and wide as the fearsome Condiment King?
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Look you don't understand. He never went on one date while he was in high school. Not one. You couldn't possibly fathom the depths of his agony since you have a cool and hot girlfriend.
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