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Who| Mouse and you! Particularly R, Max, and others who wanted to beat on him
What| Post planetarium blowing up, a shocked Mouse goes exploring
Where| All over the place. Just start where ever works for you!
When| All this week, up until his death in Venus' post
Warnings/Notes| Violence
What| Post planetarium blowing up, a shocked Mouse goes exploring
Where| All over the place. Just start where ever works for you!
When| All this week, up until his death in Venus' post
Warnings/Notes| Violence
It'd been too good to last. Same old story of his life, really. Even the old Neb never stayed in one place for long, always shoving off to the next great threat, faces on board changing between fights. In a place even more centered on violence for violence sake, he really wasn't shocked-
Ugh. Mouse have a sharp head shake at that mental slip. Shocked. So not where he needed his brain space now, not after how the planetarium- Punchy in particular- had gone the way of the dodo. So, no. He wasn't sho- ah, surprised, it had come to an end. But he was still shaken from the suddenness. Call it the surrealness catching up to him.
So he wasn't exactly at his best as he crept through the corridors, opting to slip through stairways than take the elevators as he really got a fresh look at the place. Scoping out new hiding spots, finding the food.
And, with his luck, stumbling on the more inhospitable residents of the area.
Ugh. Mouse have a sharp head shake at that mental slip. Shocked. So not where he needed his brain space now, not after how the planetarium- Punchy in particular- had gone the way of the dodo. So, no. He wasn't sho- ah, surprised, it had come to an end. But he was still shaken from the suddenness. Call it the surrealness catching up to him.
So he wasn't exactly at his best as he crept through the corridors, opting to slip through stairways than take the elevators as he really got a fresh look at the place. Scoping out new hiding spots, finding the food.
And, with his luck, stumbling on the more inhospitable residents of the area.
Mind if R panic-bites?
This never would've happened if he was full-dead. Actually, he would've sank his teeth into the kid's throat by now.
R grabbed blindly at Mouse, trying to drag him closer, down to the floor. He didn't understand the finesse of fighting or Survival 101 - what he did know was how to bring down prey and that meant holding on with a death grip. Pulling toward him. No idea if this Tribute had a knife somewhere or he had buddies. R tangled his hand in what felt like a shirt, dropping his weight down and hoping it'd be harder to get nailed in the gut a second time around.
Use your teeth.
That was the next logical step. It was his only weapon, the one thing he knew he was good at. R resisted the urge, grunting as he tried to get Mouse's struggling under control.
Go for it!
Mouse really wished he could think of a more dramatic statement than that- if people were to believed he was on candid camera right now and all- but sharp wit was a lot easier to keep up in a life and death struggle in the movies than reality (or the Matrix). So rather than using what little air he had won to say some memorable last words, Mouse could only chant the curse like a mantra as he went back down to the ground, blindly kicking out in the meantime.
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He sinks his teeth into the nearest body part. It's more of a flail than calculated strike, desperate in a different way compared to a zombie's.
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It wasn't snappy, but it was all he could think to say- hell, all he could think at all- as the teeth sunk in. That was more than painful, more than terrifying, it was disgusting. Which is why a note of hysteria had entered the usually flippant voice as he re-doubled his efforts to escape the grapple.
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With any luck, the pure sugar diet of the past week can at least let him out run the other man in the short term.
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Now, though, it's enough.
R lets Mouse go as he spits out the mouthful of blood and wishes he didn't have that little voice inside wishing he'd gotten a bigger bite. Wiping at his chin, he turns to collect his prize...and this time he remembers to look over his shoulders, check both ways for any Tributes with the same idea.