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Looky Looky,
I drew an Elfy.
the-old-crossroads replied to your post:What smells like updog in here?
“Don’t you dare”
“....”
Insert a defeated sigh.
“...... What’s ‘Updog’?”
The Protomen - The Trooper
The horse, he sweats with fear, we break to run! The mighty roar of the robot guns! And as we race towards the human wall, The screams of pain as my comrades fall! We hurdle bodies that lay on the ground, And the robots fire another round! We get so near, yet so far away! We won't live to fight another day !
Psycho
Psycho:What is one aggressive act you wish you could take back?
A wee scowl escaped from between Curtis’ pierced lips as he dug around his coat pocket. Retrieving the silver tobacco tin from the confines of his purple coat, the elf proceeded to place a hand-rolled cigarette between his teeth.
“I aint too bothered with acts o’ violence. Most of them are towards the demonic filth that plagues this city anyway.” He explained, digging his lighter out and flicking the steel, the sparks igniting with the gasoline, lighting the tip of his cigarette. Sucking in the acrid smoke, and blowing it out a few moments later, Curtis spoke once more.
“There have been a few times, when during a shoot out, civilians are injured. It’s… Well, it’s hard dealin’ with that. You aim down the sights of your gun, and fire, only for your shot to miss. And when a cowering woman, clutching a child to her chest is abruptly put on the receiving end of the bullet, it… Well, it never leaves you. You gotta carry that weight. The weight of the fact that if you shot just a bit sooner, aimed a little bit lower, moved a fraction closer, you could’ve avoided such a casualty.”
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Jet: What relaxes you?
Psycho: What is one aggressive act you wish you could take back?
Med-X: What was your worst injury?
Turbo: What is one moment you wish you could relive?
Mentats: What was your brightest moment?
Buffout: Who is/was the toughest person you know?
Smooch: What was your first experience with Chems like?
Hydra: Have you ever broken a bone? If so which one?
Ant Nectar: Who was your first crush?
Steady: How good of a shot are you? Do you rely on anything to help you aim better?
Absinithe: Do you drink? If so what is your poison?
Rad-Away: What is one habit you want to kick?
Fixer: What is one decision you wish you could change?
@undyneiing
Well, he was... Sort of awake, anyway. Early morning and all that. 8AM was early, right? Aye, aye it was. His eyes felt heavy and dry. Mouth stinking of morning breath and tobacco. Mohawk pretty fluffy and out of order. To be fair, Curtis had just looked as if he had been dragged through a hedge maze’s quickest route: Straight through. But no matter. He was awake now, and outside.
Cup of coffee aught to fix him up. He was already sat outside a cafe. Neon sign was off, given how it wasn’t dark enough to justify it’s usage right now. A few other people around. Some demons not related to the crime families of the Center’s underbelly.
As Curtis looked over his tablet, sipping a black coffee, he couldn’t help but think something was, well, different. Well, what was different? There was not anything obvious at first glance. Just an air of difference surrounding him. That, and Harbinger radiating at his hip, whispering ever so softly.
He was going to write it off as nothing. Just him being tired. But then he saw a very, very interesting face. Well, not only face. Just about, well, everything! Yellow eyes, blue skin, fins! Fiery red hair tied up in a ponytail... It certainly did not look like any demon he had ever seen! Demons, they usually took on human appearances. But this lass, she looked like some sort of siren, minus the tail.
Blinking, Curtis took another sip of coffee, and placed his tablet down, before calling over to the stranger.
“Gotta say, I don’t think I’ve seen you ‘round here.” He explained. “I would certainly remember a face like yours, after all.”
Future World 2 by RudolfHerczog
Been a while since I drew a certain demon hunting vigilante.
anguispunitur
The voice called out, grabbing his attention just as well as the knife earlier did. The voice, the model of his gun, all from the East of the world. Who knew who or what he might be working for, but with the entire world wanting Big Boss dead, it didn’t matter who was behind the gun this time. Snake eyed the pistol’s clip falling out, it seemed he wanted to have this become a bit more personal than just a firing range. So be it.
Snake moved his finger off the trigger and ejected the clip as well, pulling back the chamber and letting the live round fall into his hand, packing the gun away. He put his hands up, as a gesture that he’d roll along with whatever this guy wanted from him.
“At least for once it’ll be me that has the upper hand…”
“By all means, yer free t’tell yourself that.” Curtis simply responded, whistling as he reached behind his back. Drawing another handful of throwing knives, the bounty hunter merely threw them to the ground. Some embedding themselves into the dry dirt. Some clattering to the ground. This, was followed by a tanto knife from his lower back. A kukri by his hip, and a bowie knife at his ankle
“Gotta say, I do like me bladed weapons.” Of course, he was stating the obvious. He had a wee collection he did. “Sure, you can just point a gun, shoot it at someone, and you’re all done. Hell, I’ve done that a few times. Got a sawn off back there meself. I wont use it, don’t worry... Where was I. Oh yes, knives. Guns are alright.”
As he said this, Curtis proceeded to draw his pistol once more. Flicking the safety on as opposed to ejecting the live round, he tossed the pistol onto the pile.
“But with knives, machetes, swords, all that kind of stuff. It feels so much more personal. Besting a gunslinger by getting right up into his face, and dashing a blade against his throat.”
Smirking, Curtis reached to his belt, and pulled free a ballisong knife. Idly twirling it, the bounty hunter began to slowly pace towards Venom.
“You’ll see soon enough.”
anguispunitur
Pakistan was a place full of new recruits. People that fought blindly for the country they inhabited, spilling blood over things they couldn’t comprehend, or even things they just flat out didn’t stand for. Venom Snake took it as good a sign as ever to do a bit of extracting, finding new blood to test out in the freelance business. Outer Heaven was only a short distance away from becoming a reality now.
Riding D. Horse seemed to get easier by the day, though it’d take a little more training, it was beginning to get used to the man riding on his back. However, having a knife just barely pass by the pair was enough to send the horse into a small panic, bringing it to it’s hind legs and tossing Venom off onto his back. He rolled himself back to his feet, pulling the holstered pistol out and quickly turning the safety off, aiming for wherever the knife may have come from.
This wasn’t going to be a normal soldier. Anyone using throwing knives instead of small arms and assault rifles were bound to mean trouble. They weren’t aiming to kill either. Otherwise they’d have taken his head clean off then and there.
There was a fight coming. Snake just needed to get himself ready.
That had worked better than anticipated. Truth be told, he was a bit worried that he might of hit the horse in the head. Then this one-horned demon would most likely rain hell down on the poor bounty hunter. Still, he had just spooked the thing. That was good enough. As Venom drew his gun, Curtis took the moment to dive behind cover.
“So, yer the Big Boss, aye!?” He shouted. “The One Horned Demon! And one armed, for that matter! So nice to finally make your acquaintance!”
Curtis couldn’t help but chuckle, a hand going to a pistol at his hips. 45. ACP, MEU SOC. A European pistol. That, combined with his accent, seemed to hint at his homeland. Letting out another chuckle, Curtis stood up, aiming down the sights in Venom’s direction. Aye, that was his mark.
“I heard a lot ‘bout ya from me file. How you hit like a bleedin’ firetruck.” Curtis praised. “Kind of admirable, if I do say so meself. Kind of want to witness it meself.”
Pressing the magazine ejection upon his pistol, Curtis holstered his weapon.
“Course, that would involve you putting your own firearm away, friend.”
anguispunitur
A wee mutter escaped Curtis’ breath as he tried over and over again to flick the steel against the flint of his lighter, to light his cigarette. Damned thing was most likely out of fluid. But still, he just bloody hoped that he could get a single light. Just one. Enough for at least one god damned puff. Sure, it’d ruin his lungs. But the bounty hunter was more than likely to die from a bullet to the head than cancer at this rate.
Giving up on his attempt at smoking, Curtis took his unlit cigarette from between his lips, and looked out through the landscape. Pakistan. Place was going to shit. But all that meant was that there where more than enough bounties to real in. Already got a few under his belt. Money for bread, money for rent, money for hookers and money for smokes. What more could he want?
Well maybe some actual bloody company as opposed to a Pakistan Whore to warm his bed.
Still, enough self reflecting. Taking out the documents from his leather coat’s pocket, the bounty hunter looked over the text... Name, unknown. But had a few aliases. Snake. Big Boss. V. A god damn demon on the battlefield. A hefty price on his head for accounts of murder, kidnapping, thieving. Seemed like a big deal. And Curtis liked them big.
As he focused his sights over the dusty, hot landscape, he couldn’t help but focus on a man upon a horse. Galloping through the landscape. At first glance? He passed it off. That was until he saw that red metallic arm.
Aye, that was his mark.
With a smirk, Curtis yanked the front of his mask down, and took a few steps forward. A hand reached behind him, drawing one of the various knives at his belt. Tossing it up, catching it by the blade, Curtis pulled his arm back, and threw it with all his might, all his precision, towards the horse.
He was not aiming to hit it, of course. Hit the space in front of it. Spook the poor thing. Then properly introduce himself as the man who’d deliver Snake’s head on a silver platter.
I can’t explain these doodles v well
all I can say it is just a bunch of fluff and shit
the elf is the-old-crossroads‘ his name is curtis and I hate him
19th century vampire-killing kit.
“Okay, okay. But, gun play… with a realistic water gun. It’s safe and effective!”
“....”
Glances at his various gun cages.
Coughs.
Ooooo, elfy, every good clowning around bounty hunter knows to shoot first and pay for the funerals out of your check later, right?
"I’m sorry, I didn’t realize that you, some no-faced git, knew about hunting bounties and the like.”
He snorted, flicking a cigarette at the anon.
“And I aint a bounty hunter. I am a Huntsmaster.”
chalceum
It was just to be a simple contract. A vampire had been wrecking havoc on some local village. Just one vampire. Did no one know how to tend to those bastards? Hold out until the break of dawn then take their fucking head off. Did no one think to maybe try that? No matter. The contract had been made, and coveted by Curtis. Just one vampire. Just one god damn vampire. That shouldn’t be too hard.
Right?
Walking through the alleyways in the dead of the night, the elf hunted his quarry. He was not armed with too much. Just a high caliber pistol loaded with silver, some flashbangs of an intense nature... And Harbinger. That broken blade of his that whispered to him. They both walked through the dead of night, optics of Curtis’ mask glowing a teal color. The face of his quarry was in the corner of his sights. Not much was known about this one. Just blond hair, green lips, and a single name.
Dio. Meaning ‘God’ in some other language. Pretentious.
Still, a contract was a contract. Right?
Right?
Stopping in place, the elf stared down the alleyway.... Aye, it... It was a figure. Despite the darkness, his mask’s optics allowed him to see that face of his. Blond hair, green lips.
Company... The blade whispered to him. Two hands found themselves behind Curtis’ back, clasped with one another. Or so it would seem. In reality, a hand was firmly clutching the flashbang at his belt. He had... Three? Should be enough.
Right?
“You there. Hault.” The elf called out to the stranger. “I’ve questions.”
Well, that's one way to end a conversation, not the talkative type eh?
Curtis just gave a wee shrug, followed by digging out a crumpled packet of Cigarettes. Popping a smoke between his teeth, he lit the end, inhaled, and exhaled in the grey face’s general direction.
“Not really, no.”
He made an iffy gesture, tilting his head from side to side.
“Depends on the subject.”