Zincspider
My Bloody
After a couple people walked in, and started eating, Steven decided to take a tour… and in the process didn’t notice Del hiding in the slightest… so the leader was probably only smarts, no powers of his own… then again, he was the champion at one point so he had to be powerful. What a mystery.
Del stuck his foot out, and resumed his place in the normal plane of existence, and proceeded to follow the rest of the squad as slowly as he could. He still didn’t want to be noticed. Hopefully someone would see him. But his feet, aided by the absence of shoes, made no noise while walking.
*Hey, Binky Boy, can I get in the body?* Gama inquired, a layer of fake sweetness coating his voice like honey. Too bad the change of his usual tone didn’t cancel his insult. Del ignored him, and continued to watch Steven explain what was stolen. The Adamant Orb. A great treasure, something that should have never left its original home to be put in a museum in the first place. It was definitely a tragedy of epic proportions. He felt a pang of guilt about not being able to do anything about it. Gama didn’t share the same sympathy. Del could almost hear him snoring inside the far reaches of his head.
But not too long after the explanation of the orb, what happened to Eve, and Nova complaining about the bucket he had to wear, Gama’s interest was peaked again. He heard something about creating his own costume.
*DEL! LET’S GO DO THAT NOW!*
*What? Why? I have perfectly good armor for my style already. Leather is fine.*
*For you maybe, but I need something more substantial… and less white. I’m thinking a dark purple.*
*No*
*Yes*
*No*
*No*
*Yes*
*Then it’s agreed! Time for change my timid friend!*
*But… But… whatever, just a little change though. I have final say.*
After a short session, Del was in a new outfit.
In all reality, it wasn’t too different from his old costume…. from what you could see. He was wearing the same old white leather jacket (the exact same. New leather would have to be worn in. he just fetched his old flexible one) with black trim, and the emblem of a black sun on the back. But his undershirt had become skin-tight, and instead of black sleeve, they were now a dark purple. Also new was a chain-mail cloak (which after much argument with Gama, the rings themselves were purple… the same dark purple as the rest of his outfit). It was perfectly flexible, and protected Del’s back even more than before. It was hidden under his coat though, so you couldn’t see it except for a swath of black clothe that stretch across his chest holding the mail to his back.
Almost everything was the exact same, other than his old boots being replaced by a new black pair with white buckles. He wasn’t going to give up his own style for Gama.
-
Now that costume customization was complete, Del walked to the arena right behind Steven. Surprisingly, the mail cloak didn’t make much noise. It seemed his jacket was holding the rings in place, not allowing them to jingle. But he didn’t have too much time to dwell on it. Steven had just decided that the Ultimates were going to display their own power in front of him and the other members.
No one seemed to want to go first. That Oya girl looked around trying to find the first person to go, and even an Espeon bit Sven before anyone else decided to go up. Steven made a joke about the Espeon being the first contender to break the silence, but no one bought it.
*Oh, Damnit, just go Del* Gama goaded, bored out of his…. Well, Del’s… mind. Del nodded.
“Steven, I would like to go first,” Del volunteered. He didn’t just do it to break the silence either. Maybe he could impress Vicki in the process… not likely, but he had to try. Steven nodded and stepped aside.
Del walked out into the middle of the arena, and turned to face the others. He felt like he had stage fright almost. He had never just shown off what he could do in front of an audience… but then a realization reached him. Most of his power was in the fact that he saw time almost slow down when in danger. If there was no danger, he would just be moving around with a summoned weapon.
*Oh crud, oh crud, oh crud* Del muttered, shivering in his new boots. He hadn’t thought this out, not he looks like a fool, and, and, and… wait.
Del took a quick look around at the crowd in front of him. They all had shadows…. Knowing what he had to do, Del fell the pull of Gama. He let him take over the body.
“It’s about time!” Gama spat out, aloud, getting him strange looks from everyone. He just shrugged them off, and turned around. He had a show planned. He threw his jacket out behind him with a flick of his hands, lifted his arms in the air, and shouted, “Iron Ball!”. In a flash, a huge white ball made of solid metal appeared in Gama’s hands. Using all of his strength, before the Ball fell, he tossed it up in the air a couple inches.
“Now time for the real show…” he muttered throwing off his jacket. The white leather article flew to the ground, and the purple mail cloak fell out. Then flicking his wrists, Gama sent his own shadow in the air and caught the ball. A grin sneaked across his face as he began the manipulate the shadow into throwing the ball around as if it were a child’s toy. And if that weren’t enough, he continued to control his shadow with one hand, and called a long sword to the other. Proceeding from there, he began to juggle the ball, and savagely attack the air in front of him with precise strokes, and stabs. He was no squire with the blade. Even though he would have done better with both hands on the blade, he didn’t falter once in his performance.
When he decided he had done enough, he made on last flick of the wrist, tossing the ball out into the arena, and sending his shadow back into place.
Then he twisted around to the crowd again, and thew his sword at the ground near his feet. Then, much to the dismay of Del, Gama looked Vicki straight in the eyes, and winked at her behind his sunglasses.
“So, anything else you guys want to see?”
Del stuck his foot out, and resumed his place in the normal plane of existence, and proceeded to follow the rest of the squad as slowly as he could. He still didn’t want to be noticed. Hopefully someone would see him. But his feet, aided by the absence of shoes, made no noise while walking.
*Hey, Binky Boy, can I get in the body?* Gama inquired, a layer of fake sweetness coating his voice like honey. Too bad the change of his usual tone didn’t cancel his insult. Del ignored him, and continued to watch Steven explain what was stolen. The Adamant Orb. A great treasure, something that should have never left its original home to be put in a museum in the first place. It was definitely a tragedy of epic proportions. He felt a pang of guilt about not being able to do anything about it. Gama didn’t share the same sympathy. Del could almost hear him snoring inside the far reaches of his head.
But not too long after the explanation of the orb, what happened to Eve, and Nova complaining about the bucket he had to wear, Gama’s interest was peaked again. He heard something about creating his own costume.
*DEL! LET’S GO DO THAT NOW!*
*What? Why? I have perfectly good armor for my style already. Leather is fine.*
*For you maybe, but I need something more substantial… and less white. I’m thinking a dark purple.*
*No*
*Yes*
*No*
*No*
*Yes*
*Then it’s agreed! Time for change my timid friend!*
*But… But… whatever, just a little change though. I have final say.*
After a short session, Del was in a new outfit.
In all reality, it wasn’t too different from his old costume…. from what you could see. He was wearing the same old white leather jacket (the exact same. New leather would have to be worn in. he just fetched his old flexible one) with black trim, and the emblem of a black sun on the back. But his undershirt had become skin-tight, and instead of black sleeve, they were now a dark purple. Also new was a chain-mail cloak (which after much argument with Gama, the rings themselves were purple… the same dark purple as the rest of his outfit). It was perfectly flexible, and protected Del’s back even more than before. It was hidden under his coat though, so you couldn’t see it except for a swath of black clothe that stretch across his chest holding the mail to his back.
Almost everything was the exact same, other than his old boots being replaced by a new black pair with white buckles. He wasn’t going to give up his own style for Gama.
-
Now that costume customization was complete, Del walked to the arena right behind Steven. Surprisingly, the mail cloak didn’t make much noise. It seemed his jacket was holding the rings in place, not allowing them to jingle. But he didn’t have too much time to dwell on it. Steven had just decided that the Ultimates were going to display their own power in front of him and the other members.
No one seemed to want to go first. That Oya girl looked around trying to find the first person to go, and even an Espeon bit Sven before anyone else decided to go up. Steven made a joke about the Espeon being the first contender to break the silence, but no one bought it.
*Oh, Damnit, just go Del* Gama goaded, bored out of his…. Well, Del’s… mind. Del nodded.
“Steven, I would like to go first,” Del volunteered. He didn’t just do it to break the silence either. Maybe he could impress Vicki in the process… not likely, but he had to try. Steven nodded and stepped aside.
Del walked out into the middle of the arena, and turned to face the others. He felt like he had stage fright almost. He had never just shown off what he could do in front of an audience… but then a realization reached him. Most of his power was in the fact that he saw time almost slow down when in danger. If there was no danger, he would just be moving around with a summoned weapon.
*Oh crud, oh crud, oh crud* Del muttered, shivering in his new boots. He hadn’t thought this out, not he looks like a fool, and, and, and… wait.
Del took a quick look around at the crowd in front of him. They all had shadows…. Knowing what he had to do, Del fell the pull of Gama. He let him take over the body.
“It’s about time!” Gama spat out, aloud, getting him strange looks from everyone. He just shrugged them off, and turned around. He had a show planned. He threw his jacket out behind him with a flick of his hands, lifted his arms in the air, and shouted, “Iron Ball!”. In a flash, a huge white ball made of solid metal appeared in Gama’s hands. Using all of his strength, before the Ball fell, he tossed it up in the air a couple inches.
“Now time for the real show…” he muttered throwing off his jacket. The white leather article flew to the ground, and the purple mail cloak fell out. Then flicking his wrists, Gama sent his own shadow in the air and caught the ball. A grin sneaked across his face as he began the manipulate the shadow into throwing the ball around as if it were a child’s toy. And if that weren’t enough, he continued to control his shadow with one hand, and called a long sword to the other. Proceeding from there, he began to juggle the ball, and savagely attack the air in front of him with precise strokes, and stabs. He was no squire with the blade. Even though he would have done better with both hands on the blade, he didn’t falter once in his performance.
When he decided he had done enough, he made on last flick of the wrist, tossing the ball out into the arena, and sending his shadow back into place.
Then he twisted around to the crowd again, and thew his sword at the ground near his feet. Then, much to the dismay of Del, Gama looked Vicki straight in the eyes, and winked at her behind his sunglasses.
“So, anything else you guys want to see?”
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