Mk III: Joyride

Dec 30, 2011 20:28


Uptown Mayfield | Afternoon | Open to All


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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 06:35:10 UTC
Put down that car.

[The car belongs to her drone husband and is useless to her because she cannot drive it. However, she still has a couple issues with how a hostile looking automaton is lifting it up in front of her house.]

State your intentions, now.

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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 22:06:33 UTC
[She raises an eyebrow at that.]

I meant the discussion. However, I suppose you could also apply it to the car.

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thecoolexec December 31 2011, 22:18:23 UTC
Oh. Haha. Of course you did! That makes much more sense.

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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 22:22:17 UTC
Did the idea of a respectful discussion with your assigned wife never cross your mind?

[Her small measure of respect for him had plummetted.]

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thecoolexec December 31 2011, 22:36:28 UTC
No, no, of course it did, I would have done that anyway. I misheard you and was then distracted by the amusing thought of respectfully destroying an automobile. It actually is pretty funny, when you think about it.

[He pops open the helmet, revealing his laughing face.]

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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 22:49:38 UTC
[She almost jumps when she sees his human face. His armor, apparently, is capable of that type of function. Once again, she found herself baffled by human technology.]

Yes, it is quite amusing.

[She almost smiles as she tries to imagine how one would respectfull dismantle a car.]

Then again, I have respectfully destroyed other people's homes, so I suppose you can respectfully destroy a car.

[In her case, "respectfully" meant giving them an ultimatum and then launching into physical force if they did not comply soon enough.]

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thecoolexec December 31 2011, 23:08:44 UTC
Really? Elaborate, please.

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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 23:14:50 UTC
It was part of my job before I was taken to Mayfield.

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thecoolexec December 31 2011, 23:40:16 UTC
Polite home invasions? What, were you an alien, then? ...ARE you an alien currently? ...It's worth asking.

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answerer_sword December 31 2011, 23:47:10 UTC
[She was not an alien, but she was a magus. She had been raised in a different society than the majority of humans and also lived a life quite different from them.]

No, I am not an alien. My job...often involved subduing people who had violated certain rules. I always issued respectful warning, though. Still, they often chose not to comply....

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thecoolexec December 31 2011, 23:54:11 UTC
Aha. Super-Cop then. [That explains the abrasive edges on this one.] I can understand that, though. You could say we're not so different, you and I. I'm what you might call... a superhero. So I had my fair share of law-bringing.

Though I didn't give much in the way of warning. I usually get blown up first, come to think of it...

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answerer_sword January 1 2012, 00:02:42 UTC
I would not actually call myself a hero, but my work can be considered law enforcement.

[To learn that he is a superhero is even more shocking than learning that he is a scientist. For one thing, he seemed to be too casual and flirtatious to be a proper hero. However, even Heroic Spirits varied widely in terms of personality.]

If you are a superhero, then have you heard of anyone named Booster Gold?

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thecoolexec January 1 2012, 16:55:41 UTC
BOOSTER GOLD!?

Never heard of 'im. Sounds like a Breakfast Cereal.

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answerer_sword January 1 2012, 17:46:40 UTC
He is a fellow superhero that resides in Mayfield. Like you, he fights with powered armor. While not exactly a cereal brand, he does advertise them.

[She had seen the sign.]

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thecoolexec January 1 2012, 18:48:01 UTC
Really? Guess I should keep my eyes peeled for him.
I thought I was the only superhero endorser...

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answerer_sword January 1 2012, 19:00:23 UTC
He is hard to miss. There is a billboard out on the highway that shows exactly what he looks like.

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