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vidya game time
Who: Yosuke and Gilbert
When: Backdated to the 17th of March
Where: Arcade in the underground mall
Summary: Bros playing video games. Only one of them is probably any good at it.
Warning: Warnings for embarrassing DDR failure.
This place is too loud. Too bright. There are too many flashing lights that still confuse him and fill him with anxiety. But two years living in this 'modern' world and Gilbert still hasn't assimilated properly when it comes to all of this technology.
He's been in this arcade a few times before. The first time he'd left with a migraine that he thought would never go away, and the second time he'd embarrassed himself by tripping over a stray power cord and nearly shoving an entire rack of stuffed animals on a small child. He'd caught it before it could do damage, but he'd still fled and promised never to show his face in this place again.
But he can't say no to a friend either. Especially a friend who 1 - he owes, and 2 - wants to continue helping his antiquated way of thinking expand a bit more.
Luckily, no one recognizes him as he stands just inside the entrance waiting for Yosuke to show up, staring down at his feet and trying not to bump into anything or anyone.
When: Backdated to the 17th of March
Where: Arcade in the underground mall
Summary: Bros playing video games. Only one of them is probably any good at it.
Warning: Warnings for embarrassing DDR failure.
This place is too loud. Too bright. There are too many flashing lights that still confuse him and fill him with anxiety. But two years living in this 'modern' world and Gilbert still hasn't assimilated properly when it comes to all of this technology.
He's been in this arcade a few times before. The first time he'd left with a migraine that he thought would never go away, and the second time he'd embarrassed himself by tripping over a stray power cord and nearly shoving an entire rack of stuffed animals on a small child. He'd caught it before it could do damage, but he'd still fled and promised never to show his face in this place again.
But he can't say no to a friend either. Especially a friend who 1 - he owes, and 2 - wants to continue helping his antiquated way of thinking expand a bit more.
Luckily, no one recognizes him as he stands just inside the entrance waiting for Yosuke to show up, staring down at his feet and trying not to bump into anything or anyone.
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He walks over - cautiously and takes the puck back, leaving a $10 bill on the table with a muttered apology and a suggestion that he should buy chips that haven't been on the floor. The angry dude still looks pissed, but he at least lets the boys get back to their game.
And hey, they learned a new thing! The puck can, in fact, fly off of the table. This information will come in useful for the rest of this round.]
This game is more dangerous than I thought...
[He lets the puck hit the table again before moving back over to his side.]
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[But Yosuke takes advantage of the situation and slaps the puck quickly toward Gilbert's goal again as soon as it's back on the table.]
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You're cheating somehow!
[Back onto the table it goes, and right back off of his paddle it bounces. This is probably a metaphor for...something.]
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['Nother slapshot! He's pretty merciless when it comes to fun and games, dude. Sorry about that. Except he's totally not. Hah.]
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My reflexes are fine!
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Sure, for someone your age!
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I'm only twenty--!
[...Wait, he has to think about that.]
Twenty-six...?
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Really? Hmm. It's not what I would have guessed.
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[WHACK.]
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[Snerk. Whap!]
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[And it slides right past him and into the goal. Yosuke - 3, Gilbert, NOTHING.]
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[He just cackles gleefully. That was the plan there, after all. Way to fall for it, dude.]
[He also nods at you and gestures to the other side, where the puck is.]
You've gotta set it out again, dude.
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GO IN YOU STUPID TINY PUCK.]
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[If by go in you mean bounce backward off Yosuke's fingers and slap him across the face, then it totally does.]
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THIS IS WAR.]
That's not the way you're supposed to hit it.
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[WHAP! Have it slammed back at you with a little more oomph than what is strictly necessary, here.]
How's that?
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[The puck sails right into his goal and he completely ignores it, dropping the paddle indifferently. It glides across the table's surface in Gilbert's direction. Meanwhile, Yosuke is on his knees under the table, feeling around for tokens. Just a sec, dude. Damsel in distress, ya know?]
1/2
2/2
Because the blonde doesn't even register as being part of this equation to him.]
Did you drop something...?
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[Is what the table hisses back at Gil. A buzzer goes off and Yosuke knocks his head against the bottom in surprise. Time's up, you lose. Also, ow shit ow.]
[He crawls back out from under the table and returns the tokens to their rightful owner like a puppy fetching a stick. The woman takes them with a brief thank you and continues on her way, but Yosuke stares after her a while before he remembers that Gilbert even exists, and slowly shakes his head out to clear the cobwebs.]
So, what next?
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[Aw, the game is over? Man, that's no fair. It didn't even make sense and the puck kept hitting other people instead of scoring points. Okay, something else, something else. He won't be defeated for long!]
Which one is your favorite?
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[Yosuke's eyes wander in the direction the woman went, even though she's out of sight now. What he does spot over there, however, makes him grin broadly.]
[There's definitely no way Gilbert can dance. He can't relax enough. Time to win another round!]
C'mon, this way.
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/innocent face
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...HTML is hard okay
stupid pointless scripting language
srsly
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