@universemerging sent “You’re right, I don’t understand, but I’m willing to make that attempt.” (Teeni to Souhei, perhaps?)
From this Meme (Accepting)
Geiger can’t really seem to catch a fucking break. In the prison the first go around, it was hell. But at least it was consistent. When he’d been with the villains, it was simultaneously worse and better- he felt sick all the time since they couldn’t adequately subdue his radiation levels, but at least he had the constant encouragement that the world was going to change.
But now, he’s pretty much back where he started.
The two kids were released to UA’s care, but Geiger was still being labeled as a threat, so he was being contained in a holding facility erected on UA’s Campus. Just another fucking prison. Though, he’d be lying if he didn’t think this was the best accommodation he’d been given of the three. It didn’t look like a prison cell on the inside, with a proper bed and full sized bathroom. Food was still brought to him, but it was better than anything he’d ever eaten before- even if he had no idea what any of it was.
And the treatments for his radiation were effective, but still pretty unpleasant. But that’s probably not something that can be avoided, when you need to be submerged in freezing water.
But one thing is the same, and that’s the way people are treating him. Keeping him at arms length, never staying around him too long, rarely saying anything more than ‘here’s your food’
At least with the others he had company sometimes. The kids or Spinner would visit him in his little concrete hell. But lately, he’s heard mumbles of people coming to talk to him. Who exactly, he wasn’t sure. He was expecting some sort of doctor or scientist but it was... A young woman. A hero, apparently. She’d asked him a lot of questions, most of which he didn’t answer. He finally told her that if he was trying to get him to tell her more about the villains plans that she should save her breath since they never told him anything. And he went on to tell her that he’d been broken out of prison only to be shoved into another one. And he said she couldn’t understand that.
She isn’t contesting him. Good move. He’s heating up a bit, causing the sprinkler system on his side of the room (separated by lead infused glass), letting cold water drip down onto his body. He wipes at his brow with the stub where he once had a hand. “Why would you do that?” He asks, voice rough and hoarse, “Why bother? Nothing’s going to change.”














