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Zombies from all parts of the city
WHO: Sephiroth and everyone
WHERE: Temba
WHAT: Zombie fights
WHEN: October
WARNINGS: Zombies, emotional distress at having to kill zombies that look like loved ones
I Don’t Give a Damn Because I’m Stone Cold Already
Sephiroth is less than thrilled when the storms increase. His powers are going haywire, just as he was warned, and so are the weapons. Bad enough he doesn’t have the Masamune. Now he doesn’t have reliable guns, either. He’s had to go searching for any non-electric weapon he can find and has probably ended up with what to him is a very short sword.
He finds one just in time to confront the first batch of zombies. These happen to be zombie Agrii. As soon as he gets over his initial shock, he makes short work of them. That . . . was not good. He’s sure there’s more where those came from. He’ll have to make sure everyone else is okay. . . .
Another zombie comes out of the mist. Sephiroth stares, falling back in horror. It’s rare to ever catch him like this, visibly shaken, but the sight of this zombie, when he’s already afraid the real person is dead back home and that it’s Sephiroth’s fault, is just too much.
Oh my God ...
“Zack ...”
The zombie comes closer. Sephiroth grips the sword tighter. He knows what he’s been told about the storms and seeing people you love in them. Is that what that is? He doesn’t have much choice but to hope and believe that’s what this is. He steels himself and strikes.
He falls to one knee, stabbing the sword into the ground as he trembles. These sadistic aliens.... Whoever it is doing this.... How can they know to make perfect images of people from back home? They’ve never seen Zack.
He pushes himself up and starts through the fog. No doubt others are going to be in trouble from this. He’ll have to find them.
One female zombie, she won’t behave
Sephiroth soon finds other residents in need of help. The hotel, the diner, the hospital ... zombies are everywhere! Who is it he’s trying to rescue? You? He lunges from behind, attacking the zombies as they reach for the unfortunate person. One tries to bite his wing, but he makes short work of it before it can do anything. He is a master swordsman and he shows it when several come at him at once. It’s a good thing he’s on your side.
“Are you alright?” he asks when they fall.
I’m headed for a breakdown
After days, weeks of this, he’s growing weary beyond belief. He can’t count the number of times he’s killed Zack. Even Cloud sometimes. It’s not really them, but ... when it looks like them, there’s only so many times he can do it before it really takes a toll on him.
Outwardly he is always the same—nerves of steel, determined, the hero of old. He kills zombies, he protects the living, and when he can, he tries to help search for a cure for those who have been bitten. He rarely sleeps.
Killing one more Zack zombie is the last straw. He finally just sinks down on a box, wherever he is, and covers his face with a hand. All his wings are drooping to the floor. There are no zombies here, so he’s safe, but perhaps you find him?
WHERE: Temba
WHAT: Zombie fights
WHEN: October
WARNINGS: Zombies, emotional distress at having to kill zombies that look like loved ones
I Don’t Give a Damn Because I’m Stone Cold Already
Sephiroth is less than thrilled when the storms increase. His powers are going haywire, just as he was warned, and so are the weapons. Bad enough he doesn’t have the Masamune. Now he doesn’t have reliable guns, either. He’s had to go searching for any non-electric weapon he can find and has probably ended up with what to him is a very short sword.
He finds one just in time to confront the first batch of zombies. These happen to be zombie Agrii. As soon as he gets over his initial shock, he makes short work of them. That . . . was not good. He’s sure there’s more where those came from. He’ll have to make sure everyone else is okay. . . .
Another zombie comes out of the mist. Sephiroth stares, falling back in horror. It’s rare to ever catch him like this, visibly shaken, but the sight of this zombie, when he’s already afraid the real person is dead back home and that it’s Sephiroth’s fault, is just too much.
Oh my God ...
“Zack ...”
The zombie comes closer. Sephiroth grips the sword tighter. He knows what he’s been told about the storms and seeing people you love in them. Is that what that is? He doesn’t have much choice but to hope and believe that’s what this is. He steels himself and strikes.
He falls to one knee, stabbing the sword into the ground as he trembles. These sadistic aliens.... Whoever it is doing this.... How can they know to make perfect images of people from back home? They’ve never seen Zack.
He pushes himself up and starts through the fog. No doubt others are going to be in trouble from this. He’ll have to find them.
One female zombie, she won’t behave
Sephiroth soon finds other residents in need of help. The hotel, the diner, the hospital ... zombies are everywhere! Who is it he’s trying to rescue? You? He lunges from behind, attacking the zombies as they reach for the unfortunate person. One tries to bite his wing, but he makes short work of it before it can do anything. He is a master swordsman and he shows it when several come at him at once. It’s a good thing he’s on your side.
“Are you alright?” he asks when they fall.
I’m headed for a breakdown
After days, weeks of this, he’s growing weary beyond belief. He can’t count the number of times he’s killed Zack. Even Cloud sometimes. It’s not really them, but ... when it looks like them, there’s only so many times he can do it before it really takes a toll on him.
Outwardly he is always the same—nerves of steel, determined, the hero of old. He kills zombies, he protects the living, and when he can, he tries to help search for a cure for those who have been bitten. He rarely sleeps.
Killing one more Zack zombie is the last straw. He finally just sinks down on a box, wherever he is, and covers his face with a hand. All his wings are drooping to the floor. There are no zombies here, so he’s safe, but perhaps you find him?
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He gave a dark smirk. "I would imagine you are better off not knowing."
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"I can't really disagree..." he said softly. Sure, he was curious, but he'd already seen how it could go when you heard about yourself being a worse person with what happened to Allura. Honestly, sometimes Keith wondered where that could end up going for him. He definitely tried his best to do what he thought was the right thing, the good thing. But he was no angel. He'd been in his share of trouble for sure.
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He glanced over at the other guy for a moment, and then blanked for a second. Keith knew he was bad at names, but... had they even given them, yet? He couldn't remember offhand.
"What's your name again?"
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"Sephiroth," he said. "And you?"
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He nodded in greeting. Okay, so that was done. And, considering the guy asked his name, Keith assumed that meant they hadn't actually introduced themselves to each other, yet. So now he didn't feel so bad.
But, also, they weren't alone anymore... there was that weird snarling gurgle that indicated some incoming zombies that was getting closer to them from the fog. Keith was pretty sure it was closer than he normally would have heard it by, so he pushed down his fatigue and stood quickly, readying his makeshift weapon as he tried to figure out where the noises were coming from.
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More were coming from other angles as well. Sephiroth again became a flurry of feathers as he attacked as many as he could. But of course he couldn't get to them all.
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Keith shifted so that they were more back to back and able to defend each other's blind spots. He wasn't used to fighting with someone who had wings though, so sorry, Seph... he might bump into you a few times.
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Sephiroth appreciated the backup and did what he could to support Keith. He can see the other is tiring. Sephiroth had high endurance, but when his powers faded out that likely zapped some of that as well. But he pushed himself to keep going, slicing zombies in front of him and to the side. He managed to get one that was about to get Keith, but that distracted him from one coming at him.
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But that did leave a bit of a gap for some of the zombies to get between them... hence Sephiroth needing to take out one heading for Keith. But that one got close on the other side, and Keith heard the snarl in time to spin and take it out, knocking it to the ground before smashing the end of his board into it's skull with a sick crack.
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He looked back with a start when he realized the zombie was close. He gave a nod of acknowledgment that Keith had taken it out in just time.
He continued to fight, taking out what zombies he could and then pausing to listen. Would there be more?
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"I think... I think that's it for now..."
Still, there was more patrolling they needed to do, and sitting around waiting for waves upon waves of them to come in wasn't going to eliminate them all. It was the storm that was creating them in the first place, after all.
"We should probably get moving..." Before they potentially got trapped.
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He wondered how much more Keith could take without having a better rest in between.
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"Yeah... I'm not sure which way you were headed or already looked over, but I came from that way." He gestured. "So, I'm gonna go over that way next." And he pointed in the other direction where he'd been planning on heading. "Mainly, just looking to find people and get them to safety." He frowned slightly. "There's no point in trying to kill all these things. The storm'll just make more."
He was determined to keep going, and he would... but his recovery times were taking longer from the storm, just like his endurance was lower. It wasn't going to be easy.
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So perhaps they might as well look together.
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He gave a nod for them to start moving. If they were careful and didn't go crazy, he could recover more energy on the move.
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“… Things have been disastrous ever since I arrived,” he remarked. “First the serial killer problem and now this. Is it usually like this?”
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So... no... but also... yes.
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Which... yeah. That was also a whole other story.
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"Drift Fleet was how the people that brought us here found us," he then explained. "They were fans of the show... which is honestly kind of a weird thing to begin with. There aren't many of us left, but some of us were part of it. We were kidnapped across realities and then forced to be contestants on some interstellar reality show. The Agrii were fans and considered us to be the heroes of the show, so they figured out a way to get us here from there." Which kind of answered another question.
"So, no... I haven't been home, yet," Keith said quietly. "It's been a long time. Around seven years, I think, between the two places."
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He raises an eyebrow at the description. "Drift Fleet sounds completely bizarre and twisted, even for a reality series." It's clear from his tone what he thinks of reality TV. "At least on every other reality show I know, the contestants agree to be there.
"Seven years is a long time to be away from home," he says sympathetically. "I too was forcefully removed from my home for years after the Heartless destroyed it."
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good spot to end it?
Sure.