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Otherwordly Meme

Sometimes all you need is a word to spark off an idea.
1. Post a comment with your character's name, canon, and any preferences you may have (no shipping, no smut, etc.)
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
( A cleanup of the previous Otherwordly Meme. )
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Pandora had been wonderful. Full of mayhem and murder, yes, but it gave her a chance to hone her skills and connect with one of her fellow Sirens. Though in the end, she was no closer to learning about where Sirens came from, or their connection with Eridium.
So with business on Pandora done for now, it was off to other places, other planets in search of answers. Or, if nothing else, in search of more mayhem. ]
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All in all, mayhem is more Peter's bag.
At some point -- he's still not even sure how he managed it, really -- Peter got Maya in on one job, somehow convinced her to sit in on a trial run. It was just a simple smash and grab assignment, basically, but Maya's abilities (holy shit, her abilities) had proven invaluable.
Once the goods were exchanged and credits were transferred, the two of them find themselves having a victory drink at some rundown, seedy bar (and isn't how funny how seedy bars are so ubiquitous throughout the galaxy?). He's determined to convince her to join his little Guardians of the Galaxy shebang.
He raises his drink to her in a toast -- some glowing green liquid thing that he's still not entirely sure isn't poisonous. ]
Toast to a job well done?
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All in all, she was content to ride this out for a bit, and clinks her own glass against his. (She's not sure what it's supposed to be either, but she's sure it can't be worse than anything Pandora had to offer.) ]
Cheers.
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He thunks the glass down on the bar, signaling for another round, and crosses his arms on the bar top. ]
So. Business time. Short of beggin', what do I gotta do to convince you to stick around?
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So very ladylike. ]
Stick around and what? Do more jobs?
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Yep, more jobs. It's a bit of altruistic work, bit of mercenary work. It's kinda floppin' back and forth lately, depending on whether or not one of my buddies looks like he's about to go stir crazy from not blowing stuff up. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."
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He didn't ask many questions about where she'd come from or how she can do the things she can do, and she has to wonder if he realizes how close all that sounds to being a Vault Hunter. ]
Does this offer come with a list of terms and conditions, or do I get to set my own?
And for the record, the last Jack I knew was a royal Jackass.
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Peter waves a hand vaguely as he slips back into business mode. ]
We play pretty loose with the whole terms and conditions thing. So long as we only hurt the people who deserve hurting -- or, you know, the people we're paid to be hurting -- then we pretty much call it good. Get a job done, we split the profits evenly.
Personally, I'm just happy if someone isn't too much of a dick, so I guess you could say I've got some pretty low standards.
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And if it comes down to it, the freedom to not come back at all.
That's all I'm asking here.
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[ Peter pauses for a moment to take another gulp of his drink, then--]
What's a Siren again?
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I am.
[ you've seen the shit she can do Peter, come on now. ]
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[ another pause ]
So, I take it this is one of those Last-of-Your-Kind type deals?
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Three, previously, but that Jackass I mentioned? He practically murdered her. [ she doesn't exactly sound sad, more ticked off than anything. She frowns as she regards her drink. She would have liked to get to know Angel, once she found out the girl was a Siren. ]
But nobody really knows a whole lot about us, aside from that, so I'm out to see what I can find.
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He tries a smile. ]
So all I've gotta agree to is to let you go do your Siren-research stuff when it comes up, and to let you pack up and go when you're done? Seems simple enough. The current group I wrangled together, I had to save a galaxy to get them to listen to anything I say, so this is a cake walk.
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I just have a bad habit of putting bullets through the heads of people who want to use me.
[ Again, totally dry, though there's an edge there somewhere beneath the surface. It's a warning, though she doesn't think it's one she needs to make. She likes him, and he agreed to let her come and go as she pleased. ]
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Hey, you don't gotta worry about us. I mean, the team is kinda filled with a-holes, but none of us is gonna begrudge you your fair share.
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All right, I'm in.
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Maya, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
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[ There was a time when she would have balked at the word "friendship", but Pandora has helped in that regard. She developed quite a network of friends there, from Krieg to Sir Hammerlock to Ellie to Brick. Even Clap-Trap, to an extent. Not to mention the rest of her fellow Vault Hunters.
It felt good to be on a team again, though she'd never admit it.
She clinks her glass against his, and tosses her drink back in one go. ]
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I think, as a sign of good will and to mark this momentous occasion -- drinks are on you. [ This, of course, is punctuated with one of his trademarked crooked grins. ]
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