[He grits his teeth at that and forces a subject change.]
You gave him those potions, thinking you'll give him a false sense of hope? Nothing can change what has been written. This body will be mine in the end.
Oh... that. I tried to convince him otherwise. After all, you both have to live quite literally together; and yes, I know how it's written. But Hyde, your fate is death in those pages just as much as it is his.
Hm... so then what happens? Does the story begin again? Will you two spar once more to die and repeat? If you continue this feud, I suppose we'll find out.
[She wonders... looking at him, she wonders if she would see the outcome. Would he manage to win? He'd like to think so - just like he thought Adam was no deal. Dumping the glass aside, she goes to fill a bucket.] I don't think I can offer you a drink until the paralysis wears off.
... Right. I suppose there's a conversion of energy when changing between you both. It's the same body, but there are physical differences... not that I'd be able to get the other part of you to eat.
[She makes no comment so weird flex on his part that just makes her resume her task.] I suppose I have something you could eat.
Jellyfish. Where do you think that paralytic came from?
[Though, that one in particular wasn't hers. She extracted it from another jellyfish.] I have some curry and naan bread. [Annnd she watches him now because he might have jelly legs getting up before the affects were done.]
[She be right to suspect that. Like he was walking on ice, he couldn't keep himself standing. So he digs his claws into the wall behind him to stay upright.]
What makes you think I'm just going to accept your poisons? [His stomach gurgles again.] I just threaten your life. I want you dead!
He wouldn't have felt it anyway. Given the condition of his body, he no longer experienced pain.
... I did. The circumstances around it, I'd have to be a saint to not hold a grudge. Fortunately, my anger's been tempered and is only at a few specific people now; not that I intend to enact any revenge at this point. If anything, the fact I'm alive and thriving haunts them.
Ugh...what a troublesome bastard. [There wouldn't be any excitement taking that guy out, only more frustration. He's starting to get some feeling from the muscles in his legs, so he decides to try and take a small step. Eventually, he manages to remain standing upright without the support of the wall, but one push might still get him to stumble.]
So it was just a couple of guys that pissed you off enough to hate all of humanity? What if they show up here? What then?
Indeed. [Normally, she'd consider helping someone stumbling about, but it's still Hyde.]
They shouldn't. It was the Japanese Medical Board that started all of that by deciding to take my license and deport me. But in the brief time I worked with the European branch of Caduceus International, I may have mentioned a few things to the Japanese branch and left them to it.
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I'd ask what you wanted, Hyde, but it looks like I'm temporarily closed for some reason.
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[She's working on clearing away glass, but she's troubled by something. That bucket of water will become a potentially volatile potion cocktail...]
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Tch, damn you! [Because his current predicament is totally her fault.]
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I get impulses are your thing, but again: potions. I guess you fell through that part in the dream though...
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You gave him those potions, thinking you'll give him a false sense of hope? Nothing can change what has been written. This body will be mine in the end.
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...Hah, nice try. I can't quite die, Aspects don't "die". That Storyteller fella said so.
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He won't admit it, but his will is getting weaker. I can feel it. He's not even awake right now to fight me...
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[She wonders... looking at him, she wonders if she would see the outcome. Would he manage to win? He'd like to think so - just like he thought Adam was no deal. Dumping the glass aside, she goes to fill a bucket.] I don't think I can offer you a drink until the paralysis wears off.
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Grk, not now...! [He needs to move if he wants to remain conscious. All he can move is his arms though, dammit.]
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[How old are you again? She's working on mopping up, but does have to stop and stare at him again.]
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It's not my fault he wears clothes unsuitable to contain all of this. [He flexes, very much admiring himself.]
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[She makes no comment so weird flex on his part that just makes her resume her task.] I suppose I have something you could eat.
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[Though, that one in particular wasn't hers. She extracted it from another jellyfish.] I have some curry and naan bread. [Annnd she watches him now because he might have jelly legs getting up before the affects were done.]
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What makes you think I'm just going to accept your poisons? [His stomach gurgles again.] I just threaten your life. I want you dead!
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Is it me? Or do you want Adam dead?
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I hate that guy. [He mutters under his breath.]
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[She shakes her head.]
... Sorry you had to even meet him. He's been dead for over two years now.
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And you used to want the same thing huh? Destroy humanity and all that.
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... I did. The circumstances around it, I'd have to be a saint to not hold a grudge. Fortunately, my anger's been tempered and is only at a few specific people now; not that I intend to enact any revenge at this point. If anything, the fact I'm alive and thriving haunts them.
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So it was just a couple of guys that pissed you off enough to hate all of humanity? What if they show up here? What then?
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They shouldn't. It was the Japanese Medical Board that started all of that by deciding to take my license and deport me. But in the brief time I worked with the European branch of Caduceus International, I may have mentioned a few things to the Japanese branch and left them to it.
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