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The 'Shit let's get some random as heck prompts meme'
The 'Shit let's get some random as heck prompts meme'

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✪Post with your character! Name and series go in the header.
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Step 2
✪Go around and look at other characters. Find a prompt you think looks entertaining and respond! You guys are now playing that prompt out.
✪Post with your character! Name and series go in the header.
Wait, you're not done!
Head over here and click on one of the writing prompt generators. Generate until you find one you think is interesting and copy and paste it into the body of your comment. Or come up with your own random prompt. Whatever.
Do not leave the body of your comment blank!
Seriously, that is some bright red text up there. If you leave your comment blank you're just gonna look like a tool for not following easy directions.
Step 2
✪Go around and look at other characters. Find a prompt you think looks entertaining and respond! You guys are now playing that prompt out.
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[War's still thinking, too. If force fails, and velocity and impact, perhaps...
War tosses the jar straight up, then unhitches his sword and swings it in an arch. It's a good thing Dirk's short
no promises with his hat. The sword flares with fire, there's a tching! of it hitting the jar. It falls, rolls quite a ways. On fire. Good sign. War hitches his sword and walks after the jar.]no subject
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[The totem is what really matters. For a few moments War wonders why. His pace is steady, slow, but he notices Dirk fall behind. His footsteps. Abnormal.]
Allaying your status quo of misery?
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"I suppose so, yes. It doesn't work terribly well, one only ends up far more miserable the following morning, but..." He gives a shrug, as if to say he's only a mortal human and that's his excuse.
"I'm not entirely certain I want to know, but against my better judgement, what is that thing payment for?"
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But humans are flawed. Corruptible.
[Bitterness swells in him, and his tone is hard and flat. Over a conflict so old...so close. War slows, stops. Picks up the jar. The fire goes out. He clenches his hand to test it, turns to face Dirk as he speaks.]
It's weakened. Where is your purgatory? Thor may yet glean use.
[He'll answer your question after, Dirk.]
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"You mean my world? Just a PINpoint away..."
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The merchant lends healing agents and bestows knowledge of combat. Now take me there.
[War's about to correct him, but he holds his tongue. Now's not the time.]
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[War kneels. Stops himself from taking hold of Chaoseater's hilt.]
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He punches the button and lands them in a cluttered front hall, slightly crowded with newspapers, discarded rain boots and clothes, heaps of old mail, and other odds and ends. Dirk is not a tidy housekeeper, and very much the perpetual bachelor.
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Dirk winces at the crunch. "Careful! Err... here, the kitchen is a little better, ceiling-wise. I can call them from there..." He waddles up the hall to the open kitchen door, one hand on the wall. Of course, the kitchen is more cluttered than the hall, and there's the doorway to get through...
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We'll meet outside.
[War doesn't need to breathe and he's close to gagging - not just for the pizza remains, but how he imagines the rest of the house to be if this is the entrance. Even War took some care to presentation! He moves to a door along the hall. It's a way out, right?]
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Dirk gives a vague sort of wave to War as he goes, and toddles the rest of the way to the kitchen to make his call.
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To Earth as Eden...
[He can't do anything other than wait now. The street's very quiet. Everyone's safe inside.]
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The street is quiet, and dark, because it's night. There's streetlamps though, and it's a fairly peaceful neighborhood. Possibly Dirk shouldn't be calling Kate's house this late.
It's calm and quiet, and when Dirk does emerge he doesn't say anything right away. He just pauses to survey the damage to his door, sighs, fumbles around lighting up a cigarette and sinks down to sit on the steps. "He's on his way."
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Within a few minutes the clouds seem to thicken overhead, there's a distant rumble, and then abruptly Thor comes swinging out of the sky hanging by one hand from his hammer.
Under the other arm is a live duck.
When he lands on the street the impact makes cracks in the pavement.
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Why alight with a duck, Thor?
[Well that's a question he never thought he'd ask.]
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Thor looks slightly sheepish and defensive. "Kate said to take it with me."
Dirk flicks ash off his cigarette, and tries a bad Groucho Marx impression. "Sure, but what was it before it was a duck?"
"The postman." Thor says slowly, completely serious.
For the record, I would've made its previous form be ham.
Did he deserve it?
ham?
"He was not good at being a postman." Thor says, again with utter seriousness, and a thick accent. On top of trying to cope with the modern world, English isn't his first language.
Dirk raises an eyebrow.
Yes. As in he turned ham into a duck.
Why did Kate tell you to bring it here?
[Pervasively bad at doing your job? Acceptable reason for being turned into a duck.]
Pigduck.
The duck is moving on from War to go stare at Dirk, which distracts him a moment. "Hm? Oh, He wanted to see if you might persevere where others have failed, in using your deific might to- he's got a jar that can't be opened." Dirk sighs. He's not feeling up to snuff tonight. "You've got a hammer. That seems worth a try."
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