Dungeons and Dumbasses
What would a cool looking and trendy dude like David Strider do in some of the clubs he chose, you may ask? Well, fact be so, while David looked cool and awesome, that was an illusion. Y’know, kinda like a mirage of water in the desert. He was one classy-ass fucking mirage of a normal and interesting person, and as soon as you got too close you saw the awesome trippy shades persona leave out the window like fucking Howl in his fucking bird form. Right out your window that beast went, leaving usually a sweaty and socially uncomfortable mess that looked more like he’d fit in a trashcan than anywhere else. And this particular inhabitant of the garbage realm, knew very well that he was shit. Not the shit, but just outright shit. And his interests reflected this in ways that made him look like a douchey Kevin Bacon dancing his fucking douchey heart out in Footloose. Admittedly, David had not seen Footloose, but his logic still stood that he was indeed, Kevin Bacon. Or maybe he was a toolish John Travolta in Grease. The blond’s knowledge of musicals were, sadly, rather sparse at best.
But despite that drop of realness about David’s, well, Dave-ness, he still pursued his jackhole passions with the love and true interest of a certain Kevin Bacon dancing his cock off- Okay, he wasn’t knowledgable enough to finish that subpar analogy, but the thought stayed, David liked to like things. Wow, fucking beautiful. And with that, it also meant very unironically liking things and then playing them off as stupid and ironic so people didn’t immediately assume he was a huge loser. Sadly, this train of self-preserving logic did not stand up well to actual facts and reasoning, but he persisted that it worked. Really, if it didn’t what else was Dave supposed to utilize as his self defence mechanism? Actually being a sociable and upfront person about his personality? What kind of backwards and painfully honest bullshit was that? Especially when faking it until you either broke down crying or sort of barely made it was clearly the most reasonable idea. Look, all aside, this particular Strider was now doing something that he loved under the guise of doing it for his club head’s sake. In truth, he all but begged Nepeta to let him DM a Dungeons and Dragons session. But the man still had enough pride around her to not openly admit that part. Again.
And so there David was, with his table set up in the club meeting room - which, shamefully, was more of a club broom closet than a club room - and his Dungeons and Dragons stuff laying about in a general disarray as usual D&D tables were set up. He had gone all out, truly, which meant fuck yes they had more than one pencil and eraser, and the xeroxed copies of the character sheets were of moderate and legible quality. Truly, this Stridork was going all out for this. And he had his idea for the campaign, too, he just needed to wait for people to walk in and join. Sitting at the head of the table with his Dungeon Master Divider in place - something he had sadly borrowed from his brother, so it had a disturbing amount of anime girls on it, specifically one leek-wielding Hatsune Miku - the blond taxidermist slumped back in his set and popped open his can of pop, relaxing for the ten minutes before anyone was supposed to show up just as someone slammed open the club room door in a very abrupt manner. Sitting up a bit and letting his shades slide down his nose as he stared at the person, completely aghast, the Strider took in the fact that this fucker was clearly ready to go for that free-throw and layup, because they were in full fucking costume and standing rather proudly in front of the Dungeon Master, David really not sure how to process what the hell was even going on for a moment before slowly raising an eyebrow and asking, “A-Are you fucking serious, Holmes?”











