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Bucky lives at #100 David Cliff Apartments, though he does not often sleep there. Any message left for him there will, however, be received.
Please feel free to use this post for action or network threads, no pre-planning required!
Network username: 1791000169
TW: people falling
That thought was cut short, however, when she spots Bucky walking towards her. Has he even noticed her yet? She debates turning around, not wanting to make this anymore awkward than it already had been the last time. But then she hears screaming and knows exactly what that means. Looking up she sees someone else falling, and judging with just her eyesight the distance of which she's falling Bucky looks like he might get crushed.]
Look out!
[It's his only warning as she raises her hands, lowering the speed of which the person is falling. He needs to get out of the way fast though because her arms are really starting to hurt now and she won't be able to keep hold on them for too long.]
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His gaze snaps to the call, recognising her immediately, and then up to where the person is falling but... slower. She's doing something? What the hell is she doing? He hadn't realised that she had powers before this.
It takes him another moment, which is abysmally slow as far as his usual reaction times, before he finally steps out of range of being hit.]
You can save them?
[It's low, hoarse. He looks pretty exhausted, but there's something both admiring and hopeful in his tone. He hadn't been able to save them, but if she can...?]
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Which is still something she hasn't gotten used to, with how much she had been using her powers back home on bad guys who definitely weren't going to thank her.
Helping them get up off the ground, Daisy finally looks at Bucky and is surprised that he hadn't just run off when she was distracted. He also doesn't seem freaked out by what she did.]
Yeah.
[There's some hesitation in her reply, afraid that she might say something to make him run again. Taking in his appearance she can see just how exhausted he is, and that ache returns to the pit of her stomach. Knowing that he's likely struggling and he won't let her help, because he doesn't know her.]
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And it's her, which makes things even more complex. She says she knows him, says they were close. He was inclined to believe her, she'd seemed kind, but then so had Martin. That had been a very rude lesson in trust, a reminder that the kindest of faces can hide spiders beneath.]
What else can you do?
[It's a demand for an answer, rather than a request. Not outright hostile, but clearly very wary. His eyes look hunted, shoulders rounded.
Please don't let this end in another fight.]
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I can manipulate the vibrations in everything, basically.
[When she first gained her powers here, she had been so afraid of how he would react. He ended up being nothing but supportive, but a lot has changed since then. Now? Now she’s killed people with her powers, hurt her friends with them. No amount of saving people will ever make that go away.]
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Manipulate the vibrations, what exactly does that mean? Could she reach inside him and make his heart vibrate out of rhythm? Could she disable the arm by vibrating the components out of place? If she can do those things, will she?
He can't find the words to tactfully ask what she can do to him, and she could very well lie anyway.]
Don't ever use them on me.
[There's a very loud, very clear warning underpinning that, that says the end result would not be pretty if she chose to ignore his request.]
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Her face falls when he warns her to never use her powers on him. His distrust in her, while completely understandable, is like a punch to the gut.
Maybe she deserves this. No, she definitely deserves this.]
I wouldn’t.
[But can she really make that promise? All it would take is for this place to mess with her mind, and there’s no saying what she could do. Standing her, seeing how exhausted he is, it’s hard to focus on anything else other than her worry for him.]
Are you okay?
[The question spills out before she can stop herself.]
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[it's a reflex blurting out of surprise, because Manabu doesn't expect to see that guy anywhere except when a note with a time is involved. granted, that was one whole time out of...three? where that wasn't true? but, look. one has to grasp on what sense there's left in this madhouse.
Manabu blinks a few times, his surprise compounded when he realizes he--can't...really...remember what he was doing just a moment ago before something familiar crossed his line of sight. that's weird. and probably bad! what street is he on again??
time to table that for way later and focus on the new information in front of him.]
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Bucky has spent the last few days pretty much holed up with Steve, hiding from the world. He's only gone out a few times when the itching paranoia of being in one place for too long caught up with him, he's spent too long on the run to be comfortable staying still where he could be found.
But even though he had promised to go back and see Manabu, to check in, he hadn't. Hadn't wanted to face the questions, and the explanations that he definitely owed, and the apologies he needed to make. He half considers running, but that would be childish at this point, so he stops and turns, gaze sweeping Manabu from head to tail to check him for injuries and how well they might be healing.]
Are you okay?
[He looks a little confused, though the question could also be in relation to the solid punch he'd dealt to the man's face too.]
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[Manabu blinks, idling in place while the both of them gauge some vague sense of each other, not answering right away while his thoughts are elsewhere.]
H-hey... [beat. a thought strikes him, and his gaze is quickly more lucid.] Hey. Is your...jaw? Metal? At all? Like your arm.
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No?
[Is Manabu feeling okay? Of all the questions he was expecting to be levelled at him, that wasn't one of them.]
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then he curls up his fist and socks him in the not-metal jaw. he's no super-soldier, but he's not a featherweight, neither!
red-faced from the sudden burst of effort and emotion behind it, Manabu steps back, arm falling slack at his side.]
...That makes us even. Okay? [also: James didn't bother checking in! so there was some resentment in that. whatever! if he's gonna be chopped liver, he'll make a statement as such.]
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But he stops himself before he makes the move, just eyeing Manabu with a little more wariness and some respect.]
I'm sorry.
[It doesn't make them even, but he gets the gesture and Manabu certainly earned a free hit.]
Did I hurt you?
[More than just a bruise, he means.]
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cw: nazis, torture, mind control
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After having, admittedly, too much to drink, Daisy was on her way back home. It's probably a good thing she chose to just walk instead of taking her van. Her footsteps slow when she hears someone walking behind her, and turns to see Bucky.]
Hey.
[Definitely not who she expected to see out here this late at night.]
What're you doing out here?
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He keeps running into her. He might have suspected her of following him, if he hadn't been the one to turn into the street behind her.]
Nothing.
[That's pretty much true, he's just patrolling.]
I wasn't following you. Sorry.
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[He is the first and last person she wants to see right now. There’s so much he doesn’t know about them and she wants to keep it that way, but she misses him.]
Can’t sleep?
[It’s the only reason she can think of for him to be out here so late.]
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Less people out at night, it makes it easier to get around without being seen.
[He doesn't question why she's out. She's a grown woman, it's not his business where she chooses to roam and at what time.]
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Thank you, for earlier.
[For walking with her.]
I really didn’t want to be alone out there.
[She probably shouldn’t be admitting that.]
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He shifts a little, small frown starting.]
Are you drunk?
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TW: suicidal thoughts
TW: suicidal thoughts
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CW: alcohol abuse mention
CW: alcohol abuse mention
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CW: vomit
CW: vomit
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Walking down the isle in search of the coffee she likes, Daisy spots Bucky.]
Hey.
[Daisy speaks up casually, ignoring the growling she can hear a few isles down. That's 'normal' for this place this time of night.]
Can't sleep either?
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He's striding through the shop, shoulders hunched and hood up, grabbing his items as quickly as possible when someone calls out to him. He pauses, glances over his shoulder, and sighs. Not because it's her, he's come to the conclusion by now that she's harmless to him, but because he doesn't want to do this in here.]
...we can talk outside.
[That's normal, right?]
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[Not the response she was expecting, and she’s not sure why he wouldn’t talk in here.]
Uh—-
Okay. I’ll meet you out there in a few?
[She isn’t grabbing that much anyway.]
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[He doesn't bother with any further pleasantries, just grabbing the last couple of things he came for with a military precision and speed, before heading outside.
Once out there, he takes refuge under the awning of a different shop, just in case of falling bodies, and waits for her to come out.]
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Everything okay?
[She asks as she shifts the bags of groceries from one hand to the other so she can adjust her jacket.]
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[The dark smudges under his eyes belie that as the truth.]
I just don't like to hang around in there, it's not-- there could be people watching.
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