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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 3:33 pm
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He had pretty eyes. She couldn't help but note that when he opened them. "Hi." she replied, fidgeting with the ring on her finger as she leaned back, pulling her hands away so he could sit up. When he looked over her, she looked down at herself, flushing and pressing her legs closer together with embarrassment.
"I um....yeah. I just was wondering if you remembered how we got here..." she murmured quietly, cautiously moving to get up as she pulled her shirt down further to keep him from being able to see more of her skin than he'd already been able to. It didn't work.
Instead, Cass started going through drawers...
the first one she opened was immediately shut again, her face burning red. She'd heard stories about- but why did he have - she didn't even want to know wh-
Huh.
On the top of the dresser (which was very interesting after that top drawer dfjalkdsf), she found a pair of IDs with pictures on them, looking at them, then looking at herself in the mirror. Well, she looked kind of like the one....
she turned to the man in (her?) bed, holding up the other one to compare the two.
"So you're Marcus Hasan?" she looked at the other one. 'Cassandra Hasan'. "Huh, my name is Hasan too......"
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 3:51 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 3:56 pm
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"I don't know!" He told her, getting rather frustrated with questions he couldn't answer. "I just woke up, and I don't remember anything. All I can think of is that I drank too much....or we were both drugged." He paused, looking around the tidy room. It was at least a well kept room, which he appreciated, and the girl wasn't bad on the eyes either. He at least had taste to not go with some piece of trash.
Still, he wasn't going to give her a shining gold star just yet. If they didn't remember anything, he had to ask.
"You don't do drugs or something, do you?" She could have drugged them both, or maybe she convinced him to try some. Who knows, but it was the only other option he could think of to explain his memory loss. That or they both had something heavy hit their heads at the same time and yet also have time to undress and go under the covers. Drugs seemed more likely, and since he didn't see any needle marks on his arms, he was guessing it was her.
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:01 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:04 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:09 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:15 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:19 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:39 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:44 pm
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He woke up, feeling extremely confused. Why was he lying inside what looked like some sort of homage to a 1990's sci-fi movie? And how did he even know what?
Wait a second-
- Who was he?
He stood up, shakily, head swimming, and propped one hand against a strange plastic cylinder. There was nothing inside it, but to one side was another person. Some guy, Asian perhaps. They seemed still passed out or worse. A thousand scenarios ran into his head. This was a hostage situation. This was an experiment gone wrong. This was something possibly worse.
Shakily, with trepidation, he made his way to the door. It was abandoned in the hallway, the bright white lights giving off a strange, clinical vibe. He half-expected zombies to come out of any corner, and quickly scrambled to look for ammo. Crap! No ammo. Wait, what kind of person was he if he didn't even have ammo - why was he wearing a lab coat? Was he the one who had created all of this? He couldn't be one of those disposable character types of he had just woken up right? Ammo, exit, he had to find first, both.
Near the exit was a fire hazard case with an axe inside. What it was doing there was another story, it would have to do. Thankfully the exit wasn't too hard to find considering that, well, there were bright lit signs that said EXIT, though the entire rest of the way was still abandoned. He passed by two more doors that slid open immediately when he walked close to them and finally into-
- Sunlight.
Still noone outside. He tensed, grabbing tightly onto his axe, looking around nervously. Clatter. A noise. Someone, possibly something, walking into one of the nearby buildings. Logic dictated during these sort of zombie survival situations that he was supposed to head the other way, but what kind of main character would he be if he didn't solve these sort of situations. He wasn't a disposable character waiting to die okay, he was going to get to the root of the situation, dammit!
For a second, he simply placed his back, nervously, outside the door, listening to the sounds from inside. He peered through one of the narrow windows. Chattering, and then, what seemed like normal conversation. He squinted. Indeed, there were people simply talking left and right in a small hallway. Everyone looked confused. Noone looked like a zombie. He waited a little longer, just hovering outside the exit, five, ten minutes, of waiting and listening to conversations. It confirmed at least another theory of his that this had happened to everyone. So okay, he wasn't the main character after all in a sea of zombies, but this was even better. This was like, murder mystery quality.
Maybe, just maybe he was the one who was supposed to solve it all. Wait. Better not get ahead of himself. Better check himself for ID, to make sure he wasn't the final ultimate villain or something. He checked his pockets, which yielded two gum wrappers, a bunch of coins, and what looked like a deck of playing cards, and then the other, a wallet with absolutely nothing inside. Well great, now what? As he placed everything back in his pocket with a sign, something jangled. Something around his neck - tied on a lanyard - around his neck. A card of some sort. An unfamiliar face, but the card clearly read "TOP SECRET ID" in bold red. Beneath it was a bunch of numbers that made no sense, a barcode, and then underneath that was some company called STARK ENTERPRISES. And then a little below that:
Name: Tony Stark The God of Everything
Oh.
Well.
Okay then.
He was clearly the God of Everything, and he was here to save them. Okay then. He wasn't actually too sure what to make with this newfound information and power, but if the TOP SECRET ID card proved to provide all the answers he needed, then he would have to do and show the rest of his strange world he created that he was a benevolent god.
The doors to the dormitory hallway slammed open, as a scrawny, messy excuse of a man sauntered in wearing a labcoat, a fire hazard axe slung over one shoulder. For a second before the doors closed, the sunlight from outside framed his figure just so, creating a halo of light all around him.
"I have arrived to rescue you!" Yes, that sounded like something that the God of Everything would say. He considered his options, raising his key card. "Do not fear, mere mortals, for I am the God of Everything. It even says so on my ID." He held up his lanyard, showing anyone his proof. Wait a second, if he was the God of Everything, did that mean there were other gods? This was possible too. "I now call out to anyone else who is also possibly a god. I think we're like, in Heaven, or Valhalla or something, so you should check your IDs or wallets for your names for important information. You know, your god names."
OOC Yes, this is for everyone
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:53 pm
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"Hey. I'm wearing boxers. I don't think nudist own boxers when going to bed." Though now that he thought about it, wearing boxers meant he either put them on after or they didn't get far. Well, that was disappointing, but at least he was assured that protection wouldn't be the next question he asked.
Seeing as neither of them could find clothes, he moved to the dresser and opened it, looking at a bunch of sweaters. Yeahhhhh, no. He needed a shirt. What did this girl think? That they were going to get snowed in, but then again, what was the weather like outside?
He opened the next drawer to see a bunch of t-shirts, and picked out a black one with some heavy metal band on the front. "I'll just have to borrow this until you can find my clothes. I'm sure I didn't walk here naked." He told her, holding it against himself and hoping it fit. It looked rather large so he tried it on and then went to look for some pants. Girl pants, he assumed, as he opened another drawer and hoped he wouldn't have his balls crushed by the jeans he attempted to wear.
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:53 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:55 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:58 pm
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