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Who: Deadlock and Flashpoint
Where: Flashpoint's quarters
When: The day after the attack is repelled
What: Someone has been hit by the huggy happy virus.
Warnings: Huglock.
The plan was simple: Deadlock grabbed his trophy from his latest kick-aftery, to show it to Flashpoint and make the annoying Autobot realize how much more awesome he was than she was. Maybe even get her to etch that on the battered armor of the helmet he'd taken off the bad guy for good measure. He was wording exactly how she should phrase it when he bumped into the annoying squishy, but, whatever. Brownian motion took its course and the human boinged off him and back into the crowd, and Deadlock was in far too good a mood to chase after and threaten it. There was a Flashpoint to irk and he never let go of mission objectives.
Except fraggin' Flashpoint wasn't home. Primus dammit, how dare she not be here to receive her taunting?!
Fine. He could wait. He slumped on her couch for a while, tapping his foot, helmet beside him. Waiting.
Waiting.
Waiting was boring. And you know what? That picture was fraggin' crooked and it was driving him nuts. And then, fraggit, the utensils in the drawer weren't all square to each other. And then....
....when Flashpoint finally arrives home, it will be to find him on his hands and knees in her bedroom, de-dustbunnying under the bed. He may, in fact, even be humming.
Where: Flashpoint's quarters
When: The day after the attack is repelled
What: Someone has been hit by the huggy happy virus.
Warnings: Huglock.
The plan was simple: Deadlock grabbed his trophy from his latest kick-aftery, to show it to Flashpoint and make the annoying Autobot realize how much more awesome he was than she was. Maybe even get her to etch that on the battered armor of the helmet he'd taken off the bad guy for good measure. He was wording exactly how she should phrase it when he bumped into the annoying squishy, but, whatever. Brownian motion took its course and the human boinged off him and back into the crowd, and Deadlock was in far too good a mood to chase after and threaten it. There was a Flashpoint to irk and he never let go of mission objectives.
Except fraggin' Flashpoint wasn't home. Primus dammit, how dare she not be here to receive her taunting?!
Fine. He could wait. He slumped on her couch for a while, tapping his foot, helmet beside him. Waiting.
Waiting.
Waiting was boring. And you know what? That picture was fraggin' crooked and it was driving him nuts. And then, fraggit, the utensils in the drawer weren't all square to each other. And then....
....when Flashpoint finally arrives home, it will be to find him on his hands and knees in her bedroom, de-dustbunnying under the bed. He may, in fact, even be humming.
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Except he'll set his face on fire before he says it.
Just stop freaking out and stop ruining the hug with all your fraggin' insecurity. You don't see Deadlock being all insecure about it, do you? No, you do not. Because when Deadlock does something, he does it 100%, so this is the most intense hug ever hugged. You will enjoy it or he will...hug you harder.
He reaches over, shutting off the cleanser--hey that was almost smooth, be impressed!--and steps out of the washrack to pull out a drying cloth. Oh, you thought you'd have privacy? Nope. "Yeah, vid. I mean, you have some, right?"
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She's going to be finding the marks of Tidylock's passing for weeks to come isn't she? How long was he fraggin' waiting here anyway!?
SHUT UP she is not insecure! Flashpoint is quite secure in the knowledge that keeping people at arms length is better and that most people are, well, perfectly okay with that where she's concerned. Except oops, she's been second guessing that for a while now and all this getting friendly and huggy business is making her realize how much she misses it.
Well fraggit she is well and thoroughly hugged now. It kind of dazes her, the sudden Sads squeezed out of her along, and she stumbles out into the reach of the drying cloth. Flashpoint's tempted to snatch it from Deadlock and insist on doing it herself--she is perfectly capable of doing her own maintenance thank you!--except the way he's doting on her is getting a little... It's just addictive okay!? Clearly this is his fault or something. And if he produces a large fan or sweet smelling oils then she'll know she's dreaming.
"Some," she replies, "selection is kinda weird though. What're you in the mood for?" Because wow is she curious what his mood is beyond record breakingly fastidious.
On Sunday, April 13, 2014, driftlock - DW Comment <dw_null@dreamwidth.org<javascript:_e(%7b%7d,'cvml','dw_null@dreamwidth.org');>> wrote:
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She better be hugged up, as in hugometer on full. Because he's squinting at her, evaluating the level of huggitude....just in case.
He's going to use that drying cloth, too, to Decepticon standards. Hope she's up for a brisk toweling, especially on those doorpanels. But it's all just to make sure she doesn't, you know, mess up all his hard cleaning work. That's totally all.
"I don't know. What are you in the mood for? I mean, your place after all." He didn't get to her vid collection, yet. Otherwise he'd probably have alphabetized them, too.
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Just like the way he's scrutinizing her. She spreads a slow and uncertain grin across her face, not sure if she should be afraid of what happens if his expectations aren't met. Truth is she could probably use a dozen hugs, but she is so full up on WTF that more might not register the same effect. Though, if she wanted a noteworthy death, 'hugged into oblivion by Deadlock' would certainly be unique.
The brisk toweling triggers more squirming, a high pitched peep as he hits a sensitive spot and a more luscious purr when he gets to those door panels. Don't mind her as she leans against him all melty-like.
As for the vid? She's just gonna try and pick something safe and full of action because it's the first thing she thinks of that they have in common. Though, knowing organics, there's probably some kissy-face stuff in it too. That's assuming she can stop fumbling with the dumb controller and getting lost in the entertainment menus. Her hands are totally not shaking, shut up!
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Part of Deadlock would be a-ok with the reputation of having killed someone by random acts of affection. Deadlock: even his hugs are lethal. Has a sort of...interesting ring to it. Kind of badaft.
Also kind of weird.
He squints up as she peeps, just in case that becomes a profanity. He'd hate to have to wash up your language, too, Flashpoint. It might get...kissy. Nobody wants that.
"I could warm up some engex for you, if you want." Because Deadlock is all about cozy snuggly movie time...for some reason. He's trying not to ask himself why himself.
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If Flashpoint has a weakness, it is apparently random acts of kindness. Especially right now when everything feels so much more....everything. Or something. Whatever. She doesn't quite understand but wow it's pretty damn nice and maybe she shouldn't ask questions.
The sensible, morally upright part of her says she's taking advantage of this, that Deadlock must be in an altered state and even if he's a jerk he doesn't deserve that. The rest of her though, likes the idea of being horizontal on the couch with him a whole lot more.
That's the part that's winning right now, the part that's tickled that he'd offer to--of all things--serve her energon. "If-if you want to? That'd be nice..." She's too stunned to gloat, too afraid to even count her blessings lest they disappear out from under her noise.
She's still fumbling with the controller, loosing a muffled curse as she pushes the wrong button. Oops, hopefully he didn't hear that? And hopefully this is the right movie because it's starting already...
On Friday, April 18, 2014, driftlock - DW Comment <dw_null@dreamwidth.org<javascript:_e(%7b%7d,'cvml','dw_null@dreamwidth.org');>> wrote:
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Well, Pinoko was weird, but that was apparently normal. For her. He thinks.
"Sure, I'll be back." The smile might look a little painful because his face, you know, isn't into it, however much he might try to convince it. "Put on one of your favorites." Because he wants to get you know you better, Flashpoint.
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It's good Deadlock knows what's normal because Flashpoint's sure lost track. There's defiantly something odd going on though because she's nervous. This feels bizarrely like normal socialization (WHAT DO!?) and they haven't insulted each other once! It must be a dream or something...
"Uh-huh," she just nods at him, gesturing towards of the kitchen, glad he missed her little slip of a dirty tongue. How she'll keep from cursing the rest of the night though, she has no idea. Flashpoint takes a deep in-vent, perches on the couch and wrangles the vid player into submission. If Deadlock wants to get to know her, he's gonna learn she has questionable taste in movies. She might act like action movies are her favorite but in truth she has a stupid love for cheesy comedy,
with maybe even a little sap. Basically all that stuff that fell by the wayside during the war.After queuing up her choice, she figures maybe she should do something about these wounds. Is it still 'first aid' when it happens the next day? Well whatever, her dumb auto repair isn't doing scrap and Flashpoint gets the feeling there might be Deadlockian recriminations if she bleeds on her own couch. So out comes the kit and the patch tape, trying to hit the spots she can reach before he comes back, though there's a few on her pauldron and back that are gonna be tricky.
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Except maybe Flashpoint's sanity.
He comes back carrying two glasses of heated engex on what seems to be a tray. Yeah, that's the trophy he was gonna show her. Upcycling's cool, right?
"Hey, want help with that?" Because she's gonna mess up that polish, if she keeps that up.
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Flashpoint balks a little when he finally arrive with the energon. "What the living frag is that?" It looked decidedly head-like at first. Then she realizes it's just a helmet and that's a little less macabre. Leave it to Deadlock to serve energon with true Decepticon class.
She looks back at the gunshot where she's trying to get the patch tape to stick for the third time. "...I got this." Yeah, maybe in about 15 more minutes she will. Or you know, maybe she'd get her holo to do it she was thinking clearly. But thinking clearly is not a thing on the agenda for tonight apparently.
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Hey, if this were True Decepticon tm drink service, it would be IN the helm and not just glasses carried inside. He's trying to be, you know, all sensitive and slag.
"Less you're a contortionist, you ain't getting some of those." But if she is a contortionist, well, yeah, sorry, but he's gonna watch.
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She's glad the energon isn't served directly in the helm, especially not if it was worn by a squishy organic because hyyyyyyyygenie. GROSS. "Not even gonna ask where you got that." Though the bullet hole in it tells most of the story anyway.
Flashpoint takes one of the glasses of energon, her hand twitching almost uncertainly. But it's warm and smells wonderful and that sort of fills her with a squishy sort of happy that pushes a shy smile onto her face.
"...thanks." It gets a little sheepish when he offers to help with the patching. "Not that flexible sadly. No big deal though, can leave it." Because she feels suddenly weird and awkward that he'd be doing all this for her. Heal instead of harm, it's the last thing she'd expect from Deadlock and what is that weird thing her spark's doing in its casing?
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"I won it." He beams, or...kind of. It hurts his face. But still, he wants Flashpoint to be happy so he'll endure it. "Figured you could use something tasteful to liven this place up." And now that he's seen it...yeah, good call, Deadlock.
He settles the tray on the table. His own glass can wait. "No, I can do it. Don't want your autorepair to set something crooked or something." He'll just eeeeease in behind her, optics flicking at the screen. "So, what we watching?"
Going with parody!Tank Girl now bc she's the best lady role model right?
She will teach Deadlock the benefit of powerful people owing you favors. Except wait...she probably owes him more favors right now so maybe she shouldn't...
"You 'won' it." That's her optic ridge going slanty. "You killed the guy right? You didn't enter a used alien headgear raffle and get lucky?" Lucky being subjective in this case. Wait... "Something tasteful? Are you...giving it to me as a gift?" Note it's the gift part that has her boggling, not his assessment of her admittedly questionable taste in decorating.
Also stop smiling Deadlock it's making her want to kiss you. And why the frag is she feeling so emotionally spontaneous all of a sudden? Deadlock must getting his Weird on her or something.
"...mmmmoookay," the words slide out as he slips behind her, hesitant and awkward but still willing, shifting to let him reach the wound. "A-ha, can't really trust auto repair." Hers less and anyone's really; here's hoping he doesn't notice that it's done very little since she took the shot. Hey, distraction time! "It's a...Earth movie. Weird. But what about humans isn't?"
the bestest Also Ice T is in that movie.
"Who else deserves something like this, right?" Because hey, the head of your enemies? What gal doesn't want that?
"What's wrong with your autorepair?" Whatever. He's patched enough of his own wounds in the past to know what he's doing. It's weird to do it on someone else, though. But maybe a good weird. Maybe. "You should see Pinoko, then."
GOD THAT'S RIGHT another great role model. A+
She's kind of stunned that Deadlock'd give it to her though, and to her alone apparently? She doesn't even know what to say to that, other than a very cheesy, "Awww, but I didn't get you anything."
Getting special presents: does this mean they're going steady? Or going crazy?
"Nothin'," she replies, a little too quickly. "Just glitches sometimes." It ain't no big thing Deadlock, really. Why she's confessing weaknesses to someone who's technically her enemy makes no fragging sense what-so-ever but what about this evening does? "So who's Pinoko?"
She angles so he can reach her back a little better, watching the opening credits start up. It's nice, having someone else do this for once, and her engine drops into a low purr without her even realizing it.
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"Pinoko. She's one of the gross organics here. But she's not bad, you know, for a...gross organic. Weird, though." Anyone who puts up with Deadlock probably checks the 'weird' box, if not the 'masochism' box. "She patched me up when I got shot." He'll twist to shove his damaged arm where she can see it. What? It's Decepticon flirting to show off your bullet wounds. SEXY?
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"You're my new home decor consultant then? As in...maybe I should get some?" Beyond hidden weapons, used energon packets and scattered tools? Course there is that stuff that she bought on the space station....which she dearly hopes he didn't find. That's destined for his noodlebot someday, because it could use some sprucing up too.
"Aren't they all kinda weird?" Flashpoint probably checks off both those boxes too but she'd rather not be made to think too hard about why. "You got shot?" Let's also not think about the amount of concern she shows either, turning to look, grabbing his arm to peek under the bandage with a critical optic.
"Huh. Unconventional but adequate."
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She should let him do this place up a bit more. You know, couple more trophies, some throw pillows....
"Well, yeah, they're all weird, but she's at least, you know, nice." Which doesn't seem quite as objectionable now, for some reason.
"She's never done it before." You know, so cut her some slack. "She was too busy yelling at me for getting shot." And he was too busy being a ginormous badaft and acting like it didn't hurt. So, you know, one of those things. "But how'd you get these?"
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Her optics go a little wide at the contact, a touch uncertain, but when he doesn't pull away she let's herself relax back into it, air sighing from her vents.
Really she's starting to think Deadlock himself is rather nice addition to her place. Where she got that crazy idea who knows, but she's feeling pretty content with the idea right now. And heck, if he wants to decorate--as long as it's not propaganda--Flashpoint's all good with it.
"Good for her. I'd yell at ya too for getting shot." Because, uh, reasons. And stuff. "You know...if you ever need...repairs or whatever. I can do it for you." And she means without being all weird. Unless he brings the weird in which case that's not her fault.
Flashpoint's helm swivels, looking back at the patches he's indicating, realizing too late she's come dangerously close to meeting his optics. "Uh.....a ship. A ship broke through, took the sky park. Had some really strange weaponry on it."
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"Hey!" He frowns. "I was fighting. It was a lucky shot." That's all. Jerks. "Besides. I got shot in the arm, but they got a lot worse."
As in, well, trophy helmet here. Sure taught him a lesson!
"I. Uh. Yeah. Not like I'm planning on getting shot again." But let's face it, it's just a matter of time.
He laughs. "Frag, the security in this place sucks." Bikers, explosions, ships through the park...yeah. These people were idiots.
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Because she's a pervert like that. And the worst Autobot ever.She gives his hand a comforting pat. "Hey don't worry, if you got out totally unscathed I'd say you weren't working hard enough." Yes that's totally contradictory to yelling at him for getting shot but whatever she has a lot of conflicting feelings right now okay?
"Never plan on that stuff though. Slag just happens and then you wish you hadn't pissed off your medic." Oops, she may have done that more than once. "And really, you'd think the military would do something about that...." Oh, now she's really poking fun at you, military guy Deadlock.
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Hey only Deadlock can do that with Megatron's sexyvoice. Get your own kink.Still, he feels mollified by her admission. "Worked plenty hard. Not that it's hard to outdo most of these squishies." What? He may be feeling all warm and cuddly, but he's still a Cybertronian warrior.
Just a snuggly one.
"Best cure for a medic's attitude is a pulse rifle to the face." Deadlock's got them handled. Which might explain why most of his repairs look a little...sloppy. Hard to do one's best with a gun's bore staring you down.
"Hngh. Next time I just won't follow orders, then." Eh, it was a weird habit anyway. "You're not drinking."
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Can she watch then?"Hey, they can build some pretty impressive equipment to compensate for that. Back on Earth they developed technology that could force us into altmode and lock out our primary functions." She's still not happy about that, but she'd be even less so if she'd been one of the ones caught.
And who says Cybertronian warriors can't be snuggly? If he needs any validation on that point, Flashpoint's here to provide it, and anyone who argues gets a smack to the face.
"Deadlock, that doesn't encourage me to preform as your medic." Wait. Did she just use his real name? Not some nickname that sits somewhere between asinine and cute that's insulting either way? Oops. It must have slipped out. "You couldn't take me at point blank range anyway."
Well. Not with a pulse rifle anyway. Depends on what else he aims at her.
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Not if he's sober"Who's side are you fraggin' on?" Because really stop talking up the enemy. Uh. Allies. Whatever.
And Deadlock's mightly pointy armor says he can't be snuggly. Just look at him, being all pointy and sharp. You'd have to be an idiot to cuddle with him. Or well-armored.
"Who said I was gonna need a medic, anyway?" Other, you know, than fate and statistics? "Besides. you'd do a good job." So he wouldn't have to buttstock you to the face. Wow, the compliments are really flying here tonight.
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I'm noticing a trend of them dumping themselves on the floor...
graceful cybertronian warriors
yes that exactly. they should do ballet...gun ballet
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/lays here
/lays next to
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wrap soon?
Works for me!
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