Edward Elric (
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witchesreign2012-02-29 12:16 am
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[Here's a short blond kid wandering rather stiffly around campus, pestering anyone who looks even slightly engineering-minded:]
Uh, 'scuse me. You know if there're any mechanics around here? Or if you are one, could you do me a favour? I'm not - well, I guess I am low on money now... but I'll work something out.
[Because if there's one thing more annoying than being unexpectedly and unwillingly propelled to a parallel world, it's being unexpectedly propelled to a parallel world where your arm won't stay on properly. Ed can in fact speak from experience since both have happened to him in the past day or so, and he's really pissed off about it. More than usual, even.
He mentally takes stock yet again, in the hope that his situation will make a little more sense the fifth or sixth time through. So... he woke up, definitely not dead. That's a bad start. And then he went and enrolled in the first group he bumped into that remotely resembled a military, which just goes to show he hasn't learned anything. Shortly after that, after they left him to his own devices for the rest of the day, was when his arm fell off. What was it doing here in the first place, anyway? And his leg? He supposes it's better than not having them at all, but...
Nope, no more sense. Oh well. Maybe if he walks around long enough and bugs enough people, someone will take pity on him. And it serves the additional purpose of familiarising himself with these new surroundings, he tells himself, because he hates feeling as useless as this.]
Uh, 'scuse me. You know if there're any mechanics around here? Or if you are one, could you do me a favour? I'm not - well, I guess I am low on money now... but I'll work something out.
[Because if there's one thing more annoying than being unexpectedly and unwillingly propelled to a parallel world, it's being unexpectedly propelled to a parallel world where your arm won't stay on properly. Ed can in fact speak from experience since both have happened to him in the past day or so, and he's really pissed off about it. More than usual, even.
He mentally takes stock yet again, in the hope that his situation will make a little more sense the fifth or sixth time through. So... he woke up, definitely not dead. That's a bad start. And then he went and enrolled in the first group he bumped into that remotely resembled a military, which just goes to show he hasn't learned anything. Shortly after that, after they left him to his own devices for the rest of the day, was when his arm fell off. What was it doing here in the first place, anyway? And his leg? He supposes it's better than not having them at all, but...
Nope, no more sense. Oh well. Maybe if he walks around long enough and bugs enough people, someone will take pity on him. And it serves the additional purpose of familiarising himself with these new surroundings, he tells himself, because he hates feeling as useless as this.]

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...what do you mean, it fell off? Are you a robot?
[No. No, not a robot. If he is, it's a scarily convincing one.]
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And now it's his turn to be confused.] What do you mean by robot? It's just automail. [He proffers his detached right arm by way of demonstration.]
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[That's a very fascinated elongated "oh" there. Automail, is it? Well, artificial limbs aren't exactly foreign territory to the Doctor, but this... well, it was very mechanical, wasn't it? All oil and steel and...
The Doctor whips out his specs, and proceeds to examine the arm with the Sonic Screwdriver, not saying anything else just yet.]
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[Jack is suspicious.]
...can we kinda handwave that the library stuff takes place later? ^^;
Re: ...can we kinda handwave that the library stuff takes place later? ^^;
[Finally notices the arm and shrieks a little.] Your arm fell off!
...Wait, you're a robot? Nifty... [And now he's going to circle Ed, trying to see any seams. Of course, Ed's awfully covered up at the moment, which is annoying.]
:3 I am all for timey wimey shit, but.
Why does everyone keep saying that? I don't even know what one of those is! [Well, it's not that common even in most of Amestris, never mind some freaky parallel dimension universe time world thing, but never having heard of it? Hardly a mechanic, Ed would've thought...] The rest of me isn't automail, if that's what you mean. Uh, except my leg.
Sorry I deleted the first comment |D
And yeah, robots are pretty much people that are all machinery.
XD it's fine~
...Do I look like I'm all machinery? [Because he happens to know a person who is all armour, and he doesn't look anything like Ed.]
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go go gadget screwed up formatting
XD it happens
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...Wait, by "doctor" you don't mean the weird spiky-haired one who claims he's a doctor of everything? All he did was point a pen at me.
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....Oh, you've met him already? He seems to know a lot, so I thought maybe he might be able to help? [Biting her lip and running her hands through her hair over her shoulder. She isn't freaking out, just confused as to how the fake arm works, since this is new to her.]
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So, infirmary, that makes you some kind of nurse, right? Or a doctor? You... don't look like one. [For a start, Ed's mental image of a nurse involves a more practical hairstyle...]
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Um, I'm not really either. But I can heal. So I want to make use of my gift where I'm needed, if people get hurt training or arrive injured somehow. [The hair is amazing, Ed. Don't knock it before you see her in action (and likely relate it to alchemy somehow, because it is Ed).]
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I guess I'm assuming they're outside, is that okay? :D; I can repost if you assumed otherwise...
I assumed they were likely outside around the Quad or something so it's fine!
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[It's a helpful suggestion... coming from a 6'7" man, so how much help it is in total is up for debate. Uh, at least he's smiling friendly-like?]
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[He assumes it's not 'tinkering with a hoverbike'.]
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[Somebody did fix it up slightly for him earlier, but since they apparently can't reattach it right away, he figures it doesn't hurt to ask:] So, are you a mechanic?
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[Up till now, he hadn't even processed that arm as detached. A mental trick, where he'd seen what he'd expected to.]
I think that one's a bit farther beyond me than either of us want to play with. That one might be tricky.
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