Steven G. Rogers (
thekidfrombrooklyn) wrote2012-11-01 10:14 pm
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OOM: post-Slenderman
It's obvious, from the moment they step out of the cave, that the oppressive evil that had held the bar captive is gone. The night is clear, with only a few wisps of clouds to drift over the waning moon; there are nocturnal but benign creatures stirring in the woods; but more than that, it just feels different, lighter and sweeter in every sense. Magical. A good magic, white magic.
Steve keeps an arm around Bucky as they walk, though he suspects Bucky will be better soon. All he has to do is breathe.
Steve keeps an arm around Bucky as they walk, though he suspects Bucky will be better soon. All he has to do is breathe.
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Turns out it's just as much of a comfort the other way around.
Bucky's not sure exactly when the pretty girl with the flashlight peels off, or Ambriel, for that matter, which tells him he's not quite running on all cylinders yet.
He takes a deep breath of the sharp, clear air, relishing the cold.
"How'd you find me, anyway?"
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He flexes the fingers of his right hand, as if making sure he can move them.
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"What I want more than anything's a shower. Never thought I could hate the smell of chocolate so much."
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He sighs.
"-- okay. Okay." He manages a small grin. "If it'll make you feel better."
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"I'll order you if I have to."
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He leans a little more into Steve's support, then straightens up a bit.
"Let's go find that medic."
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The conversation that followed was also...enlightening.
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He walks through the door Steve's holding, and gives a fast look around the bar, as if checking it over.
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The harried medic's got a full house, it looks like, and a brisk style and wit that reminds him of the last couple of military docs he's seen. It's familiar enough to be a relief.
By the time the guy's checked him over, finding not much more serious than a whole bunch of bruises and scrapes (plus the mark on his neck where the dart had stabbed him) and cleared him to leave so he can have the room for patients in more need, Bucky's actually relaxed quite a bit.
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He's also glad to get out of the infirmary, judging from the alacrity with which he heads for the door.
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Bucky's scanning the room, as if looking for something.
"Don't suppose you know how to get hold of those little orange bastards, do you?"
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Though he doesn't know Mike will probably be out of commission for a while.
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He looks over at Steve.
"They've still got my rifle," he explains, flatly. "I'm not letting them keep it. No way in hell."
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"Maybe we could try the Lost and Found box?"
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"But I think, if it's the rifle I'm thinking of, the orange guys don't have it. It's still hanging from your bedpost in your room."
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"Yeah, about that."
Bucky sounds as sour as he looks.
"You might want to see if the music man can do some tricks to make sure they can't get in through the walls there."
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