Week 15, Day 1 [ audio ]
[There is only silence at the beginning of the feed, which lasts for several long moments until it is punctuated by a sharp sound. At first it is easily mistakable as a sudden burst of static, but upon further inspection more closely resembles the sound of metal slamming against something light, and flat. Then that sound repeats. Again, and again, and again. It is only when a sickening crunch comes through that it becomes obvious that the Hitomi was the object of the abuse.
When the feed comes back on, there's the sound of panting. Ed, disgusted with the Hitomi's instant self-repair, chucks it as far as he can and it slams against the wall of a building. It re-materializes in his lap.]
Well fuck you too!
[This is about when he realizes that the Hitomi is transmitting.]
Piece of shit.
[There's a pause, of about a minute and a half in length. When Ed speaks again, his voice is considerably calmer, though the edge of irritation is still there.]
Colonel. Lieutenant. If you need me for anything, I'll be in Mizusato. Building repair seems a pretty good job for me, considering the alchemy and all.
[And another pause.]
So, Cross. What exactly do I owe you? Now that Winry's gone, I'll be striking back out on my own, and I'd like to have things square from here on out.
Thanks for the roof while we were there.
When the feed comes back on, there's the sound of panting. Ed, disgusted with the Hitomi's instant self-repair, chucks it as far as he can and it slams against the wall of a building. It re-materializes in his lap.]
Well fuck you too!
[This is about when he realizes that the Hitomi is transmitting.]
Piece of shit.
[There's a pause, of about a minute and a half in length. When Ed speaks again, his voice is considerably calmer, though the edge of irritation is still there.]
Colonel. Lieutenant. If you need me for anything, I'll be in Mizusato. Building repair seems a pretty good job for me, considering the alchemy and all.
[And another pause.]
So, Cross. What exactly do I owe you? Now that Winry's gone, I'll be striking back out on my own, and I'd like to have things square from here on out.
Thanks for the roof while we were there.