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self_inflictedexhile2016-02-16 10:01 am
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open rp } { dc/marvel smash




Free for all for superhero based fandom smashing. Make a top level with your hero of choice and someone else will smash into it. I figured this would be easy and fun to do until we figure out actual plot and then we can do that.
For now, shenanignans!
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[last time he destroyed the helicarrier. never mind the fact that there's no Loki here, this time. there's still honest fear of a repeat performance, there -- and honest fear that this might be some kind of trap. maybe Barry isn't with Ross, but yeah, sure, lure the walking science experiment back to a lab with a bread crumb trail of science and then pull the string on the stick holding the box open]
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Right. That makes sense. Sorry.
[He's not going to put him in an awkward position. Especially when Bruce doesn't know he's the Flash.
Yet.]
So ... what brings you to Central City?
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[still, though, against his better judgement in the case of the latter, he eases slowly back into his seat, finally. it probably helps (or doesn't) that he can't really go anywhere, even if he wanted to, with Barry still blocking the way. at least this way, he can curl back up around his tea]
I'm kind of just passing through?
[he's heading west, to Texas, then south, through Mexico. he won't go back to Brazil, that's too predictable, but he's decided he likes south. less a chance of him freezing to death, metaphorically speaking since he can't die, when he wakes up after an episode, if and when he has one]
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[Geez, Barry, way to get over excited. Though it would be kind of nice to have another older superhero around to learn from. One that is probably unlikely to stab him in the back.
Or shoot an arrow in it, in the case of Oliver. Though that was under the guise of "training."]
Right, you're right. That was weird. I just ... can't help thinking the Flash might like the chance to talk to you.
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Yeah. I mean, from what I've seen he's kinda new at the whole superhero thing. And it was a freak accident that made him what he is, so ...
[Stuff they have in common.]
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Sounds familiar. [a beat] I'm gonna guess it's working for him, though? [since, you know, he hasn't seen anything like his own press making the papers]
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For right now. He's got some good people helping him.
[A beat.]
I mean, that's what it seems like, anyway.
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[tell him about what his life could have been, if Ross hadn't run his name through the mud and convinced him he was a monster. never mind the fact that Bruce could have that life, surrounded by good people, if he'd just stop for five seconds]
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I mean, he seems like he has it together. He's helped keep a lot of dangerous metahumans off the street.
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Must be nice.
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Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. But he's taken down people who have done a lot of damage.
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[not that he's sure he wants to call Barry out for any number of reasons, and so, after a moment, he looks away, wetting his lips with his tongue] Well, at least there's that -- that he's doing good work.
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[And with that he will get up because now he is already something he shouldn't ever really be with super speed: late. He gets up and holds out his hand to him.]
I gotta go. But ... it was really great to meet you.
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Nice to meet you, too?
[he's not even sure he caught the kid's name]
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[And with that he will head out the door, but the second it closes behind him, he's gone in a flash of red and gold lightning.]
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[later, maybe he'll run by these labs Barry mentioned. more than maybe, actually. he honestly shows up there, though not without looking like he's going to make a break for it at any point. he's still not sold on the idea that this isn't going to go south, but. he's curious and that's winning out, right now]
[he's just full of terrible ideas]
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Excuse me, what are you ...
[Then he actually gets a look at his face and his jaw drops.]
Oh my God.
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Regardless, he'll just nod and turn, gesturing for Bruce to follow him.]
Cisco Ramon. Nice to meet you.
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Bruce Banner. [a beat] But you might already know that?
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[And he doesn't say that to be cruel, it's just a fact. It's hard not to be infamous when you tend to leave destruction in your wake.]
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Right, yeah.
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Anyway, the Cortex is right through those doors. If you're looking to find Barry, that's where he'd be.
[And with that he will leave Bruce at the doorway, letting him choose to stay or go as he sees fit.]
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[and so Bruce stands there for a long moment, both trying to compose himself and resist the urge to bolt (again), before he heads into this Cortex. whatever it is]
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