After being annoyed by Cheon Inho’s group in orv, Gehrman wants to beat up some people.
Gehrman: *putting on gloves to not get dirty (Error Uniqueness)*
Gehrman: *pulling out a cane (coincidentally the Door Uniqueness)*
Gehrman: *also putting on a mask (Fool Uniqueness)*
Cheon Inho: No, why are you putting on a mask??
Gehrman: To not be recognized.
Cheon Inho: We already know your face.
Gehrman: To hit you with style.
Cheon Inho: That’s murder.
Gehrman: …
Gehrman: I’ll hit you 'lightly' then.
Cheon Inho: That’s bullying.
Gehrman: *reflecting on his behavior for two seconds*
Gehrman: It’s basic courtesy.
Cheon Inho: ???
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Had a very funny thought in my head of bill successfully getting a cult started at some point between reincarnations just bc he’s bored. By coincidence dipper gets reincarnated into a kid who grows up in said cult and bein all culty n stuff. When it’s finally time for bill to pick up his human he’s low key annoyed that dippin dorks all culty. Problem is immediately fixed when dipper remembers everything and goes back to normal.
The experience becomes a very funny story at dinner parties where dipper cringes and bill thinks it was a wacky time. I imagine the cult gets broken up by dipper bc i want to give them a happy ending too.
Oh boy, poor, poor Bill. It's one thing for Dipper to pretend to be subservient - that's all fun and games, not real. But a version of Dipper where he's actually, sincerely, bowing and kneeling before Bill? That gets a full on 😬 Sure, he likes weird! This is certainly that!
But it's like. The flipped version of Dipper watching Bill cheerfully working at a soup kitchen, or tenderly nursing a baby bunny back to health or something. Not what he should be doing. Bad. Just so wrong. Man, he's gonna be glad when his feisty little guy gets his brains back
Also contains: One confused Dipper, whose 'god' is actually really... annoying?? And for some weird reason, it seems to make said 'god' happy when he finally gets fed up enough to be bitchy about it.
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wip it's still wednesday for me so here's to posting!
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still working on chapter 2 of kneeling at the crossroads so here's some syb starting the liberation of falls end. (for context this starts with her and grace scouting the town from the water tower)
Grace hums, peering through her scope and turning her gun to a better look at Sybille’s suggested path. “I’m gonna lose sight of you once you cross over Third and Grand. You sure that’s how you want to play it?”
Sybille loads another clip into her assault rifle and gives it a once over. “The only way you won’t lose visual on me is if I go guns blazin’,” and she doesn’t need to elaborate why that’s a particularly bad idea. She pulls her gear together. Slinging her pack over her shoulder, she crawls back towards the ladder. “You stay here.”
“Woah, woah, woah,” Grace starts. She pulls herself from her scope to level Sybille with an incredulous look. “And what happens when I can’t see shit and they start shootin’ at you?”
Sybille’s gaze flicks from Grace, to her rifle, and then back to her face. “Reposition or start shootin’ back. Preferably both. It ain’t that hard,” she says simply, giving her shoulder a small shrug. “You hear gunfire, that means the stealthy approach ain’t workin’ no more.”
Grace shakes her head, but the faint smile on her lips betrays her. “You’re a crazy bitch, you know that right?”
Sybille flashes her a toothy grin. “Yeah, but you like it.”
Grace rolls her eyes and scoffs, but that smile lingers. “Don’t get shot,” she says, turning back to peer down her scope.
Sybille gives her a mock salute and with a small, “Yessir,” she slides down the ladder. The last thing she hears from Grace is the quiet muttering of crazy motherfucker under her breath.
The second her boots touch solid ground Boomer is at her side. She looks down at him and presses her finger to her lips, and like the good boy he is, his ears flatten against his skull and he crouches low to the ground. Every muscle in his body is tense and his nostrils flare — the keenest of his senses sharpening. “Good boy,” she whispers, and the two of them stalk off towards the south end of town.
It’s laughably easy, picking off the Peggies patrolling the edges of town. So many peel off on their own and she makes damn sure they never make it back to rejoin their buddies. She hides in the bushes, slowly pushing her way towards the church.
Every time a Peggie approaches, Boomer warns her by letting out a low growl. An upward twist to the head and she’s snapping spine after spine, carefully hiding each corpse she makes. She falls back into that cold, calculated numbness as she does. Them or me, them or me, them or me, repeats through her mind with every kill.
There’s no room for emotion; this is survival, pure and simple.
Her progress is slow but methodical. She tracks the movements of each patrol and waits for the perfect moment to strike. She creeps through the bushes and tall grass like she belongs there.
One by one, the Pegggies fall. The lights in their eyes are quickly and quietly snuffed out. Nothing more than a soft exhalation of breath before she’s catching dead weight and carefully laying them on the ground.
Merciful, she tells herself, and she ignores the harsh whisper of honorless that hisses on the wind.
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