Elmer C. Albatross | the Smile Junkie (
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exsilium2013-05-23 02:00 pm
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Entry tags:
- allen walker (d.gray-man),
- caesar silverberg (suikoden),
- ella ellis (original),
- elmer c. albatross (baccano!),
- emil castagnier (tales of symphonia),
- feferi peixes (homestuck),
- ico (ico: castle in the mist),
- kaede kaburagi (tiger & bunny),
- kate kane (dc comics),
- lenalee lee (d.gray-man),
- saori nakagawa (original),
- sheryl nome (macross frontier),
- sollux captor (homestuck),
- ✝ cedric diggory (harry potter),
- ✝ ibin cenna (original),
- ✝ keith gandor (baccano!),
- ✝ sango (inuyasha),
- ✝ shiki tohno (tsukihime),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
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[Exsilium might not be expecting to see a smiling face on their network so soon after the battle, but that's what you get with this guy being among your ranks. He gives the camera a little wave.]
Hello! Is everyone recovering from the battle? It's good that the Initiative can resurrect people, don't you think? Otherwise that would have turned out rather badly.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to the people who tried to come to the rescue of my world. If we've not met, I'm Elmer C. Albatross, the person who was sent back. After what happened, it might be hard to think about this positively. But there's a few things we can take to heart! Like the fact that people can be ressurrected, or that while one world may have been taken over, it probably wasn't your world, and you might still be able to return to your own someday!
As for mine, well... Not much can be done about that, now. I suppose Exsilium is my home, now. The friends I was travelling with are like me, so they'll survive no matter what. I just hope someday things will return to normal there, so the survivors can find reasons to smile again! You're all still here, fellow transports, so I hope you continue to smile on as well!
Hello! Is everyone recovering from the battle? It's good that the Initiative can resurrect people, don't you think? Otherwise that would have turned out rather badly.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to the people who tried to come to the rescue of my world. If we've not met, I'm Elmer C. Albatross, the person who was sent back. After what happened, it might be hard to think about this positively. But there's a few things we can take to heart! Like the fact that people can be ressurrected, or that while one world may have been taken over, it probably wasn't your world, and you might still be able to return to your own someday!
As for mine, well... Not much can be done about that, now. I suppose Exsilium is my home, now. The friends I was travelling with are like me, so they'll survive no matter what. I just hope someday things will return to normal there, so the survivors can find reasons to smile again! You're all still here, fellow transports, so I hope you continue to smile on as well!
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You're maintaining an impressively positive demeanour for someone whose dimensional plane was essentially annihilated.
yep!
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alright cool kid apartment times!
aw yeah
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I'm glad you're feeling okay about this. I'm sorry to hear about your world, though.
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I understand how you feel, too. I mean what it is like to lose your whole world. But we're still going to try and get it back, and now we know better than to underestimate the UE!
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So that makes Exsilium your permanent home then too, eh? I wonder how common that is among the Transports.
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[ So this is the guy. Even after that, he's telling people to smile? Maybe he's lost it, but that doesn't stop Caesar from replying. ]
My name is Caesar and there's something I have that should probably go to you, now that... [ Now that your world is totaled and stuff. ] You know. Is there somewhere we could meet?
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You're not the only one with nowhere to go back to, so...if I'm allowed to stay, you won't be alone.
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That's apparently more common than I thought. Seems like Exsilium is a few people's permanent homes, now.
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If you say anymore, the first bullet will be for Kate.
[He's not sure if he'll respond to any reply he gets. But Elmer C. Albatross better watch his ass.]
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I'm not sure I understand??
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I don't think I can smile just yet. This last mission has had a heavy toll on everyone. Still you do have a point we have some things to be grateful though.
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Right! Just keep that in mind, and yours spirits will be back up in no time.
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But as she keeps listening to him, his comment about "taking resurrection to heart" sends any sort of positivity out the window. ]
Why should we be happy about being able to be brought back from the dead?! It's a sick joke is what it is!!
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[And as someone who once dealt with losing Galaxy once, she can't fathom how anyone, much less Elmer, could shrug it off like it's nothing.]
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I do wish we could have brought my friends along, though, but that would have meant finding them first.
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your notif got lost in the shuffle, oops
it's ok!
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I'm so sorry about your world, Mr. Albatross.
[Everyone is saying it, yes, but she can't help it. Because she can't even imagine that.]
But we'll... keep fighting, right?
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Of course! We've gone to the past to change events before; who's saying we can't do that again?
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Hey, um. Before I forget. There's this magic trick my father taught me, it's called Walk the Dog. Pretty simple, just a couple of moves and a few basic props, but it makes the kids laugh every time. I can show you how to do it sometime if you want.
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Are you alright? You seem exhausted. I guess you were busy in the medical department?
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..."Welcome home".
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[Emil's not sure whether to be impressed or baffled.]
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[it's more a gasp of surprise and relief than anything else. Artie grabs his tablet and drags it into view, so Elmer can see him sitting at a desk - but not what he's working on]
You're alright. I --
[he scrubs a hand over his face. he'd gone into that mess because Elmer was one of the first people to welcome him. because he felt obligated as a comrade. and he'd brought Claudia with him, and ...
how could he still be smiling after what happened?]
-- I'm so sorry we couldn't ...
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There wasn't much to be done. I don't think we realized how powerful the United Earth really is.
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[a pause.]
You're a damned fool.
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[Ico hesitated over what he should say next. He was angry that Elmer would try to gloss over this tragedy. Perhaps it was his way of coping. He decided against remarking about it.]
I'm sorry I couldn't help.
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How could he think it might return to normal?
The past few days have left Allen feeling rubbed raw, emotionally. And after hearing this, he doesn't know what to say to the man.]
I'm sorry.
[Condolences aren't enough, of course. But what would be?]
My name is Allen Walker. We haven't met, but if there is any way I can help...
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