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lastvoyages2025-12-16 09:07 pm
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Third Seed: AUDIO - let this one rot tbh
[A voice that's somehow both natural and almost a caricature of aristocratic southernness drawls over the comms.]
Cho Edwin Buck. What a name. [There's a spite in his tone that manages to imitate scorn.]
When he told me that's what it was, the time we first spoke, I couldn't imagine why on earth the King in Yellow would- Well. I suppose he isn't that, yet. And he is perhaps not quite as pathetic as I assumed. He's been holding out on me.
[And that's going to be a problem when he gets home.]
No point in pretending I haven't done some reading to catch myself up. Arthur, John. And I suppose-- Jedao and Hakkai as well. I'll take the opportunity to remind you all that killing a guest is probably grounds for, what's the term, demotion? You wouldn't want to disappoint Edwin.
Cho Edwin Buck. What a name. [There's a spite in his tone that manages to imitate scorn.]
When he told me that's what it was, the time we first spoke, I couldn't imagine why on earth the King in Yellow would- Well. I suppose he isn't that, yet. And he is perhaps not quite as pathetic as I assumed. He's been holding out on me.
[And that's going to be a problem when he gets home.]
No point in pretending I haven't done some reading to catch myself up. Arthur, John. And I suppose-- Jedao and Hakkai as well. I'll take the opportunity to remind you all that killing a guest is probably grounds for, what's the term, demotion? You wouldn't want to disappoint Edwin.

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I believe you have the advantage of me. Your name, sir?
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Wallace Larson, at your service.
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Oh, that's right.
I wouldn't recommend trying our patience, Mr. Larson. You seem... friendless.
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[Since murder is really only a short term solution.]
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Not everyone with powers around here is a warden.
[An enemy of John and Arthur? He's here to help.]
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[The tone of Arthur's voice is exactly how Larson last remembers it.]
I can assure you that Edwin will thank us with gusto if we kill you. But since we care about not making him suffer unnecessarily, you will be spared.
[Although his tone of voice suggests that is not the mercy Larson thinks it might be.]
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unfortunately, men
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Right Behind You
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him.
Not with a flash. Not with a 'woosh'. Just air filled in and a voice that he has previously known only in the back of his mind now produced with physical vocal cords and holding more rage than Larson has heard.
Rage that is anything but impotent.]
Not very smart of you, if you think killing is the worst you should be afraid of.
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"There he is." It couldn't be more different than the way he addressed Arthur. "The big brother, I presume."
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cw body horror
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[Oh look. A chewtoy.]
Are you done pretending you're safe, even taking the place of my dear, sweet, brother in law?
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audio;
Deer meat has been quite abundant lately, but I have been missing the taste of darker meats with a bit more... sin marinated into it.
[ Does he know this man or this Edwin fellow? Nope, but the reactions are telling enough. ]
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Private
[ Her voice is just above a growl, and her eyes blaze with wrath that burns hotter than a human soul could withstand.
It's not as easy to perceive over the network, but she's betting this man knows what it is to be snarled at by a force of nature. But it's important to make her point, so everything around her - from the silly trinkets to the grisly trophy to the solid oak desk - begins to float. ]
So let's set some ground rules.
One: The only reason you're still breathing is that killing you might hurt him.
Two: I could change my mind. I'm temperamental like that.
Three: Don't call him the King again. Don't harm any of the people he cares about. Don't fuck with his cabin or his things.
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[He studies Madelyn with the interest of a fanatic and the confidence of a mediocre white man.]
You're not a supplicant. But you're loyal to him. Why, when he can't hold a candle to you?
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[She holds up what looks like a gun.]
Sometimes my finger just... slips, you know? [She fakes a sneeze, and then there's a bang - it sounds just like a real gun.] Damn allergies.
[Naturally, it isn't a real gun. It's just a replica meant for intimidating assholes like this.]
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Though it's quite brave of this fellow to admit he knows others will well want him dead and then neglect to remember half the ship is inmates. It's not the approach I'd take, but what do I know.
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