shieldtwin2 said:Look at this!
Send me "Look at this!" and I'll show you what interesting object your muse found at a thrift store.
[[ If you want, specify what it is: jewelry, furniture, clothing, etc.

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shieldtwin2 said:Look at this!
Send me "Look at this!" and I'll show you what interesting object your muse found at a thrift store.
[[ If you want, specify what it is: jewelry, furniture, clothing, etc.
You want me to do what?
Like it or not, you’ve ended up in the role of infiltrator, using your many talents to pretend to be everyone you aren’t… and sometimes, you’re not sure who you are anymore.
Your muse has been pulled into another reality– one in which they’re part of a team, working together to save the country they’re in from total destruction!
Send me “You want me to do what?” and I’ll tell you what their role is.BONUS: Tell me what reality / AU they’re in, and I’ll find a picture that goes along with it!
“Abraca-dab-whut?”
Sigil of Seeking the Victor - Your muse can cast a spell that will summon allies to your side, provided they’re within a mile / 1600 meters, and are not already actively in combat. When the conflict is over, your allies will immediately be healed of any injuries, and sent back to their original location.
HOWEVER. If the ally you summon happens to be under external influence (mind control, alcohol), when they’re teleported next to you, they will turn hostile towards you.
“Braains– wait, what?”
Your muse is 68 when he becomes zombified, and he’s not happy about it, but it isn’t like he’s got any choice. After he’s released from quarantine, he says the hell with it, take every single dime he’s ever saved, and moves to a cabin in the middle of a forest. He lives to see the establishment of a living allowance for every citizen in the United States.
While he’s in his cabin, he also becomes something of a local legend. Hikers and visitors who get lost… don’t stay lost. He goes out and finds them, when everyone else has failed, and brings them to safety. The forest becomes a popular visiting place among people with kids– it’s just generally acknowledged that they don’t have to be afraid, because the Old Man of the Woods (not an original name, but people often aren’t original) will protect them. It isn’t the life he’d hoped for… but it isn’t such a bad one, either.
"We stand together"
Drew knows that the State is less than perfect, a lot less than perfect, and he isn't going to pretend otherwise. But he also knows that the assholes who are setting up the rebellion aren't doing it because they believe in anarchy, or anything like that-- they're doing it for the sake of money and power and setting up their own little tyrannical nation, and FUCK. THAT.
(More than two thousand unarmed civilians dead in their "Open Your Eyes" campaign. They were going to answer for that.)
So even though he technically retired three years ago, he's getting ready to go hot again, sitting in the back of the helicarrier, part of an air drop, and it's going to be one helluva drop, too-- they've gotta stay high enough that the Silver Hawks (and what kind of dumbass name is that, anyway?) won't know they're on the way until it's way, way too late.
"Ten minutes to deployment," the mission commander calls out, and they get ready.
This isn't going to be fun, and Drew's already-- not regretting his choice, but man, is he pissed off. And he's ready to use that pissed-offed-ness to shut these idiots down. Permanently.
The Rebellion has begun! Send me "We stand together!"... and I’ll tell you about your role.
[[ Rebellion against a governing body AU. I’ll flip a coin to randomly determine if the government in question is actually corrupt, or if the rebels are the real problem.
If you want, specify if you’re with the rebels, or the governing body– otherwise, I’ll flip a coin to decide for you!
Your office is starting to flood.
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“In my defense, I’ve never used a LAW before.”
They were in Shenyang, but it really wasn’t their fault. Things just got out of hand. The flight they were in was shot down, they were forced to take refuge an abandoned building, and things got complicated after Ilona put a hole in the wall with a LAW– it also took out the vehicle being driven by hostiles, but it left them in a building that was now not only abandoned, but flooding and collapsing.
Fortunately, Drew being Drew, they both got out in one piece.
(And afterwards, Drew insisted on doing a little anti-tank weapons training. Because daaaaamn.)
[[ Acceptable as canon?
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Chocolate- and candy-dipped pretzel sticks
shieldtwin2 answered: sweet