Roy Mustang (
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Who: Roy Mustang and OPEN
Where: Around Goldenrod
When: first two weeks of October
Summary: Roy Mustang runs into Homunculi, jerks, and makes himself at home in pokeworld
Rating: PG
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Goldenrod was a decent sized city, and Roy preferred that to the forests and roads. They obviously had enough technology for cars and trains, but the absolute lack of them was startling and strange. On the other hand, this was a place where small ledges were completely impassable and music followed where-ever he went, so expecting anything to make sense was a questionable proposition at best. He was also slowly acquiring an entourage of Pokemon. The only one he regularly kept in her pokeball was the water creature, so he could often be seen with a Growlithe trailing behind him and a Hawlucha perched on his shoulder or backpack.
It was ridiculously easy to find a job, despite the fact that he had no work history, and no education, and no proof of identity beyond his trainer information. That was creepy in a way that made him incredibly uneasy in the quieter moments. He found a place to stay located near a library and all manner of recreational diversions, including several he had never even heard of. The game corner in particular warranted further investigation.
Where: Around Goldenrod
When: first two weeks of October
Summary: Roy Mustang runs into Homunculi, jerks, and makes himself at home in pokeworld
Rating: PG
Log:
Goldenrod was a decent sized city, and Roy preferred that to the forests and roads. They obviously had enough technology for cars and trains, but the absolute lack of them was startling and strange. On the other hand, this was a place where small ledges were completely impassable and music followed where-ever he went, so expecting anything to make sense was a questionable proposition at best. He was also slowly acquiring an entourage of Pokemon. The only one he regularly kept in her pokeball was the water creature, so he could often be seen with a Growlithe trailing behind him and a Hawlucha perched on his shoulder or backpack.
It was ridiculously easy to find a job, despite the fact that he had no work history, and no education, and no proof of identity beyond his trainer information. That was creepy in a way that made him incredibly uneasy in the quieter moments. He found a place to stay located near a library and all manner of recreational diversions, including several he had never even heard of. The game corner in particular warranted further investigation.
At the Gym (for people)
Part of that extra time was dedicated to keeping himself in shape, and it was one of the few times he had everyone in their pokeballs or left at his place.
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It had been a particularly good workout today. She was fully bounced back from her month of not taking care of herself, and just in time for the circus busy season. Speaking of, she ought to meet with Envy to work out their costumes for their act. She'd shower at home.
She did have one Pokemon with her, her abnormally round Spheal. She used him as a yoga ball. As she was just done with an intense workout, she was makeup-less, sweating and her hair was half straggling down from the high ponytail she'd tucked it up in. She was in her usual workout wear of a tank top and yoga pants.
She wasn't expecting to run into the Flame Alchemist at her gym in Goldenrod, and didn't even notice as she inadvertently approached him. She was frowning thoughtfully at Guttle's running eyeliner and thinking about Halloween.
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The only thing that helped was the fact that she was sweaty and dressed to work-out and didn't look quite so put together. There was no little black dress, and there would be no stabbing fingers trying to kill him and everyone he cared about. Roy looked upward at her face. "Lust."
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"Have my breasts somehow wronged you?"
She knew the answer to that damn well, but she wasn't about to change her snappy quip just because she stumbled into the Flame Alchemist. She still didn't know if it was the one from her Amestris or not, but she supposed she'd be finding out. The fact that he knew her name meant nothing, she knew Edward and Alphonse had told the military all about her. Including the placement of her oroborous.
What was he doing working out in her gym? She'd just gotten it back to normal, and she couldn't just plant Rattata feces on him and be done with it.
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"I've already spoken to Alphonse and had the 'other Amestris' explained to me. It's safe to say you're not the Lust I met." This was not something he wanted to deal with this morning. If Roy was honest with himself, it was not something he wanted to deal with at all. "The resemblance is uncanny, but not perfect."
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Lust folded her arms and gave a small nod. So it wasn't their Mustang. That made it better, as far as she was concerned.
Guttle looked anxiously between his trainer and this strange man, rolling his weight back and forth nervously. Sometimes trainer got into loud fights....
"I never even met the Mustang from my Amestris," she pointed out. She didn't think she had, not beyond once and a while being in the same general place as him or passing him in a hall. "And I'm better looking than her."
What little Lust knew of the other woman who bore her name had left an unflattering impression.
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Ralph was used to pretty well having his run of the gym (just look at him) so when Roy came into range, he thought nothing of handing off a few round weights that he needed to get out of his way in order to reach the better ones on the back of the shelf to a perfect stranger. He didn't want to just throw them on the ground! That would be noisy and rude.
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Looked like his workout was starting a little early. "No problem." Although if he handed him any more, there might be a problem. These were not light weights.
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"GOTCHA!"
Once he touched back down to earth, he turned to saunter off before a thought came to him. He glanced over his shoulder.
"Hey, just wonderin'. You don't go to that sports bar across the street, do ya?"
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"I've been a couple times, they don't have bars like that where I'm from. Why do you ask?" It was a novelty, a sports bar, with all the giant screens everywhere broadcasting different competitions or people talking about said competitions.
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For Blake
Only to come face to face with someone he was rather hoping to avoid meeting in person for some time. "Excuse me," He said, moving to step around him. Roy hadn't given his name and face at least.
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Then, for the moment at least, that problem was solved.
It was that son of a bitch who was giving him shit not long ago. The sneering, arrogant bastard who looked down on him. Blake's eyes lit up, and he moved to stand in his path like a brick wall.
"Not so fast, asshole," he said. "You're not going anywhere."
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"That's Brigadier-General asshole to you," As much as Roy would have preferred not to deal with this, he wasn't going to turn away from a challenge like that. He had tried to politely extricate himself, but he had no incentive to put with Blake's bullshit and try to defuse the situation.
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What Blake had been needing for quite a while is a good target. It was a kindness of the universe to drop one in his lap. He stalked closer. He didn't have the height to loom over the guy, so he attempted to make up for it by grabbing or the front of his shirt.
"You have a hell of a lot to answer for."
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"There you go, overreacting again. Half a conversation is hardly 'a hell of a lot' by any measure."
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As far as he knows, there haven't been any pressing reasons.
Maybe after today he'll start paying attention again.
But for now, he is blissfully unaware of the presence of That Fucker Roy Mustang in the world, and is just walking down the semi-crowded street with his Lucario and carrying a plastic bag of "groceries" (read: sugary cereal, cheap candy, and pokemon treats).
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It was over. But that didn't stop the bitter anger that welled up inside him at first. It was like a bad dream. Roy reminded himself of the pathetic little worm he'd seen rip the stone out of its body, and let out a shaky breath. "Envy."
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Envy looks up and glances around, confused at first; it's been a LONG time since Mustang was last here, and he can't quite place the voice right away. But when he sees the man, of course he recognizes him, and his eyes narrow in annoyance immediately.
"You again? When did you get here?"
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He didn't immediately notice his Ralts closing in on Envy. "Vanessa, no." But she wasn't listening, so Roy dug in a pocket for her Pokeball.
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And the frown on Envy's face and his narrowed eyes say a lot about how that went, but at least he doesn't look like he's about to attack.
"You're not going to start going on about how I should be dead, are you?"
'Or about your dead gullible friend' he bites back from adding. He doesn't want to start a fight in the street. The Ralts coming towards him is a distraction, and he glances down at Vanessa in confusion. What does the little thing want?
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Unfortunately, never having heard of Roy Mustang means he has no idea he should be on the look-out for the man.
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"Greed, right?" Would Greed even recognize him?
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The fact that he can't isn't a terrible concern at the moment, as he always has a team of Pokemon on him, but it is a little confusing. "That's right," he says to the stranger, still managing to smirk like there's nothing wrong. "Have we met?"
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"I know your counterpart from my Amestris," Roy said, deciding that was the simplest way to explain it. From what he'd observed of Greed, they were similar, too. "Roy Mustang."
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"Well, it's a pleasure to meet you."