stonefaith: (thoughtful | so how about them apples)
Bariyan Kozar ([personal profile] stonefaith) wrote in [community profile] exsiliumlogs2012-02-16 10:51 pm

[closed]

Date & Time: Backdated to evening of 2/12
Location: Back in the armory again.
Characters: Bariyan e Kodhi ([personal profile] stonefaith), Problem Sleuth ([personal profile] armistyx)
Summary: Too much alcohol and too many sharp pointy things all together in one place. [Completed: Bariyan and Sleuth swordfight and Sleuth cuts Bariyan's left arm off. Bariyan laughs, A LOT. It's stupid.]
Warnings: STUPIDITY, with a generous dose of DRUNKEN AMPUTATION




Okay, so he's a little bit drunk.

What.

Is that even fucking possible? He's a, a, a zombie, for heaven's sake, you can't, you can't get a corpse drunk. That's not physically possible. Of course it's also not physically possible for a corpse to walk and talk and start having an existential crisis courtesy of cheap wine but, well, there you have it.

He'd wandered back to the armory. Drinking had made him remember that there were all sorts of interesting things back in the armory that he hadn't the time or inclination to look at when they'd first dragged him through, or even when he'd gone in again with Artika. And, hell, he has nothing better to do right now.

But instead of looking, Bariyan finds the nearest wall to lean up against. Then he takes another drink from his bottle. And gets depressed. Zombie. Him. Dead and cold and so on, stuck in a completely new universe which he doesn't know about and can't get out of and so on, home universe is even shittier than and filled with unpleasant people and so on, and...

Bariyan scowls at nothing. Fuck this line of thought.
armistyx: (grab that tectrix)

[personal profile] armistyx 2012-02-19 07:02 am (UTC)(link)
Sleuth wrinkles his nose. "That's a gist, I guess. And...not anything. I mean it ain't exactly voluntary. Don't want my cornflakes turnin' to buckshot in my throat like a crazed fuckin' Midas. Don't ask me about the finer mechanics, I got no clue."

He walks along the table until something catches his eye. "Haha! Would you look at that? I had one just like this, not too long ago."

He plucks up a feathered quill from where a quiver of them sit in an inkpot, then stumbles forward a couple steps at the sudden weight of the broadsword in his hands.