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dollpocalypse) wrote2011-12-11 03:50 pm
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The Edge of the Island | Sunday Evening
The world hadn't ended. The world was okay and there were people hugging and crying, but the lights were still off in the room across the hall from his, which meant that Topher had only one place to check.
He didn't run, though it was a near thing, and that was mainly because his legs still felt a little shaky after having flown around a freaking mountaintop on a wingless dragon. So he walked, his heart pounding erratically with worry and hope. A nervous habit kicked in, and as he stepped into view of the very tip of the island, Topher brought one knuckle up into his mouth to chew on uncertainly.
Please let him be there, please let him be there...
[[For guess who.]]
He didn't run, though it was a near thing, and that was mainly because his legs still felt a little shaky after having flown around a freaking mountaintop on a wingless dragon. So he walked, his heart pounding erratically with worry and hope. A nervous habit kicked in, and as he stepped into view of the very tip of the island, Topher brought one knuckle up into his mouth to chew on uncertainly.
Please let him be there, please let him be there...
[[For guess who.]]
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"The world almost ended and we all had to live in the library and we played D&D and Karla hit me three times and you didn't exist and neither did Ben or Warren and I got to fly on a dragon today and I'm sorry about your lab!"
He had... maybe scuffed the wall.
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It was scuffed, Topher. Not even dented.
Topher moved as if to end the hug, then changed his mind and squeezed Tony again. Like a weirdo.
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No, he didn't think Topher could do too much to damage anything. Because he cared about tech too much to touch those parts.
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Well, you know. Now he was.
Despite the evidence of having been punched the night before, and obvious bags under his eyes indicating that he hadn't slept in a while.
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"How long was I--gone?"
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"I mean. Um, something like that. I don't really remember..."
LIAR.
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Was Rhodey? Home?
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If it had been taken apart and put back together by a pair of nervous hands that had been itching for something technological to do in a certain toadstool colony, it didn't show.
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Then bumped Topher's shoulder with his own as he responded to Rhodey. "You did good, Brink."
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"Thanks."
IT WAS ALL FOR YOU, TONY. ALL OF IT.
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"So, what did you do to get hit so many times by Karla?" he asked slowly. He knew she clearly wasn't in her right mind with the whole Warren thing.
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HE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN THERE. IT WAS TOO NUTS FOR A DELICATE FLOWER LIKE TONY.
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Why yes, he sounded a little disappointed. HE COULD HAVE ROCKED AS A WARRIOR.
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This explanation could go on a while. Or until he was interrupted.
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He was multitasking!
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THE ANSWER HERE IS NO, TOPHER. JUST AS AN FYI.
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He looked uncertain. Tony hadn't existed for like ninety-one hours and now he did and Topher really didn't want Tony to be pissed off at him...
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And he'd like to say it wouldn't be as bad as Bobby and Warren's worlds, but... he knew better.
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OBVIOUSLY KARLA WAS WELL-ADJUSTED AND HAD TOTALLY COME TO TERMS WITH THEIR BREAKUP, RIGHT?
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"...there is a chance that she did not."
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