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saveyourbrain2014-01-18 06:16 pm
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TEST DRIVE MEME

Scenarios:
> The Park. Man, what a nice day out. Why not enjoy it? I'm sure -- shit, yep, there's some echo monsters.
> The Mall. Exactly what it says on the tin! Dodge the hordes of teenage mallrats or take part, whichever suits your tastes.
> Rainy Day. Agh, it's fucking awful out. And is it raining those vermilion things?? Now you've got an Echo to contend with on top of everything else. Find some shelter, quick!
> PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. HOW FUN
> Arts and Crafts Fair. All the kitschy fun you can imagine.
> Wild Card! Make up your own.
I couldn't resist
To hell with this. To hell with this city, to hell with this work, and to hell with the weird shit that started bouncing around in his head again after he came back here. The story of a King Owes and the Red Bird kept floating back into his head when his mind wandered. And memories of protecting some scruffy dumbass from a monster came to him when he closed his eyes for too long. He lowered his head and ran faster. Between that and the rain and wind in his eyes, it's no wonder he bumped into someone.]
...hey!
[And now that was added to the pile of crappy, annoying things that the day had brought. Taka stumbled to a halt, turned himself around and readied some much harsher words... and then he just stared. Holy shit. It's the scruffy dumbass.]
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[Alex flat out stares at the guys, eyes going wide because IT REALLY IS THAT GUY WITH THE DUMB HAIR. After a few moments he steps back.]
You!
Gotcha!
You! You're that... the... fuck! Who the hell are you!?
[Because it was one thing to remember that this guy was a scruffy hobo that needed saving, and another to know, suddenly and deep down, that they knew each other, but neither of those helped explain a goddamned thing.]
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[And yet.]
I should be asking you that! Where did I get these memories from and why are you in them?
[That last part just kind of happened. Alex only realizes how insane it sounds after he's said it.]
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Did this just happen to you? Is this the first you've gotten?
[It is, isn't it? And that thought brings a grin to his face. He's got the upper hand. He likes having the upper hand.]
Ha. Welcome to the "numbers club."
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What the hell is that?
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Come on! It's too wet for this!
[And he'll be moving to somewhere more dry, with only a single glance back to make sure that not-so-much-a-scruffy-hobo is actually following.]
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[He paused only a moment to really question what was going on. It took T-minus five minutes for his life to go from mildly frustrating to what the fuck. He could maybe just. Not follow him. Catch that cab and forget this ever happened.]
[Yeah, no. Alex met Taka under the awning. Now that they were so close, Alex takes a moment to finally get a good look at him. There's no mistaking who he was.]
So.
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Yeah.
[He tosses his head, turns about, and puts on the best look of 'I totally know what I'm doing' that he's got.]
This sort of shit's happening to people all over the city. They start remembering stuff. Or changing. [He makes a vague gesture at his stupid hair and snorts, before continuing.] Everyone gets a number rattling around in their head, too. You write it down, or you put it on your phone, or something? It hooks you up with everyone else. That's the 'numbers club'. Don't ask me. I didn't name the thing.