Vanellope von Schweetz (
unglitched) wrote2013-12-31 05:38 pm
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Krampus plot
This just isn't Vanellope's day. One minute she's in Milliways minding her own business, the next some hairy horned monster thing is bundling her up in a sack and carrying her off.
The next thing she knows, she's being dumped in a... huh. What is this place, exactly? It looks like something out of an old-school FPS, all bare stone corridors going off in different directions. And the hairy horned monster seems to have vanished completely. Where is she, and how the heck is she supposed to get back home?
Maybe that big guy in the leather armor knows something. She approaches him and clears her throat.
The next thing she knows, she's being dumped in a... huh. What is this place, exactly? It looks like something out of an old-school FPS, all bare stone corridors going off in different directions. And the hairy horned monster seems to have vanished completely. Where is she, and how the heck is she supposed to get back home?
Maybe that big guy in the leather armor knows something. She approaches him and clears her throat.
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"Now what?!"
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Unless there's no way out at all. But if there's a way in, there must be a way out.
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Her form dissolves into a stream of glowing pixels which stream away from the doors and coalesce ten yards down the corridor.
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Uther has no such option, though, so he has to settle for jogging backward away from the doors, until he's far enough away that he doesn't feel the need to watch for the bees anymore.
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"What kept you?"
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"Those things looked nasty, whatever they were. And what we have on hand isn't suited to fighting them off."
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And adhere, and sting. Who knows what sort of venom they might have.
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There's a brief lull, then: "So what's your name, anyway?"
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There's more to his official title, but it's not that important. It's just for show.
"And yours?"
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He likes knowing his place.
"An honor to meet you," he says. "Even in these circumstances."
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Not that he thinks he needs to tell her that; she seems quite capable of taking care of herself. But some people like to play brave, and get themselves hurt that way.
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It's hard to tell where exactly they'd arrived, with the featureless walls, so he's not sure when he's gone past that point.
"So far, nothing," he calls after a while.
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...is it her imagination or is there a noise coming from behind them?
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Human shaped, but as he draws closer, the figure doesn't move. It looks alive, but...
"I think I found statues," he calls.
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Anything might come in handy.
"Why would someone have statues made, just to put them in a place like this?" he asks.
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He takes a step back.
"Or they could just be wax people."
He's not going to investigate that any further, not in front of a child, unless specifically ordered to.
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Unsurprisingly, nothing happens.
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And they don't seem to have anything useful on them; and if they're some sort of sacred objects, he should probably not be searching them.
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