The Great Hero Hamel (
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Who: Emil and Russel
When: February 7th, during school
Where: LCHS
What: Emil is up to no good. Russel tries to stop him and gets caught up in the mess.
Warnings: Excessive stupidity
Building a potato gun wasn’t too hard. There were what, a million internet guides? And you could buy materials everywhere. Emil has dedicated the last few evenings to assembling one and he was rather pleased with the results. All that was left is testing it (don’t get him wrong, he loves water balloons as much as the next person but it’s time to branch out).
Instead of being in English class like he was supposed to, he sat on a table in the empty courtyard, looking over the masterpiece. Next to him was a bag full of different vegetables. It’s called potato gun, sure, but he mustn’t rule out yams or eggplants! This was a scientific experiment and Emil took it very seriously.
He loaded the gun with a potato, aimed and --
”Whoa!”
The projectile shot out and hit a trash can so hard it toppled over, garbage scattering everywhere. This is awesome, he didn’t expect it to go this far! Still, a few adjustments are needed, Emil had a feeling aiming it at people wouldn’t be so well received as water balloons. Maybe with a different projectile… he peeked inside the bag, trying to decide what vegetable is next.
When: February 7th, during school
Where: LCHS
What: Emil is up to no good. Russel tries to stop him and gets caught up in the mess.
Warnings: Excessive stupidity
Building a potato gun wasn’t too hard. There were what, a million internet guides? And you could buy materials everywhere. Emil has dedicated the last few evenings to assembling one and he was rather pleased with the results. All that was left is testing it (don’t get him wrong, he loves water balloons as much as the next person but it’s time to branch out).
Instead of being in English class like he was supposed to, he sat on a table in the empty courtyard, looking over the masterpiece. Next to him was a bag full of different vegetables. It’s called potato gun, sure, but he mustn’t rule out yams or eggplants! This was a scientific experiment and Emil took it very seriously.
He loaded the gun with a potato, aimed and --
”Whoa!”
The projectile shot out and hit a trash can so hard it toppled over, garbage scattering everywhere. This is awesome, he didn’t expect it to go this far! Still, a few adjustments are needed, Emil had a feeling aiming it at people wouldn’t be so well received as water balloons. Maybe with a different projectile… he peeked inside the bag, trying to decide what vegetable is next.
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Maybe he had used excessive force? Maybe he was throwing his weight around like a jerk? Maybe--maybe he should've gotten a teacher instead of trying to handle this himself?!
"But that's-- I-I wasn't-- I mean--" he sputtered, in a futile attempt to defend himself.
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He huffed.
“Well you did,” he grumbled. The annoyance was genuine - that eggplant had bruised his pride too, not just his back. “And it really hurt. How’d you feel if I shot you in the back with this gun instead of at the table?”
Emil conveniently ignored the fact he probably would’ve try human targets if he ever figured out how to adjust it to “no actually serious injuries” level.
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"So--so maybe," he continued, gaining some steam, recovering his indignation, "you should think about how I feel!"
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Let's just...not talk about why he was able to shrug off that eggplant to the face. Ignore it and maybe the guy will forget.
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He gave Russel a smug smile, seemingly unaware that's not how things work.
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He wanted his grocery bag back. He bought all the materials with his own money and while he had an employee discount, he had no intentions of letting it go to waste. These were perfectly good vegetables and he won’t just throw them away.
Emil went back to the tables, giving Russel a wary look. He better not try something funny…!
The teacher coming over from the side went completely unnoticed.
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Oh no. Oh no. Russel couldn't allow him to get his ammunition back, that could only end in disaster. Without hesitation, he sprinted to the table, hoping to beat Emil there and snatch the bag away before he could grab it.
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“Let go!” He shouted, trying to yank it back from Russel’s grasp.
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He planted a foot against the bench for leverage and yanked back; they were, essentially, locked in the dumbest ever game of tug-of-war. "You let go! As if I'd let you keep defacing school property with this!"
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The teacher stood to the side for a moment and watched this little scene unfold. Only one question remained: would he be noticed or are teenage skills of observation really that bad? Going with answer b for $500, Bob. Engaging in a fight over a... bag of groceries (??) seemed have made them oblivious to everything else. An irate sigh escaped him as he finally made his presence known. Teenagers grumble grumble. "A noble decree, however it won't spare you from the punishment both of you are going to receive."
A nice and kinda scary glare followed from Mr. Locke, who stood a short distance away with arms folded across his chest. Disapproval practical radiated off the guy in waves. Okay, he was a kid once and did stupid shit, but this? This went beyond that.
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He was used to getting in trouble and knew punishment was probably unavoidable. But no matter how obvious the evidence was, Emil always reacted the same way when caught - denying everything.
"We're just having a friendly disagreement, Mr. Locke" he said, still clutching the bag. "I wasn't doing anything."
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It was easy in hindsight to see that he probably should've gotten a teacher to handle this in the first place. Idiot! Why did he try to do this himself, he didn't have that kind of authority!
He let go of the bag, without regard for the fact that Emil was still pulling against a resistance that would no longer be there. "I WASN'T DOING ANYTHING I SWEAR."
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Emil tripped over the stupid thing and fell down with a yelp, the bag landing on top of him. Two oranges and a yam spilled out and hit his face before rolling away on the asphalt. Totally undignified.
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"Last I was aware, throwing fruit at someone and playing tug of war with a bag constitutes as something." Not even mentioning the potential weapon on the ground that Kid A just so gracefully tripped over. Whoever thought to bring a suspension worthy thing on school grounds had to be a genius. And by genius, he meant idiot.
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He didn’t mention the gun, either. Emil’s brilliant plan in case it came up was to say it isn’t his - it could totally be Russel's or a random gun that just happened to be there. When in doubt, deny.
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"As for that item on the ground..." Karl began as his eyes darted briefly down at said object, "Whose is it?" Considering how freaked one kid was and how overly innocent the other acted, he could hazard a guess which of the two that belonged to.
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And then Karl's mention of the principal got a stare of abject horror and a strangled little noise of dismay. The only times Russel had ever gone to the principal before were because he'd gotten into a fight protecting someone else. You know, legitimate reasons where his actions were totally justified. Not shit that wasn't even his fault.
He was hit by the familiar sensation of an Echo, along with a memory that...was...about equally distressing.
His head slowly turned to give Emil a piercing stare. THIS GUY? THIS GUY WAS TIED INTO HIS CHOSEN ONE DESTINY?!
The inner outrage was so overwhelming that he completely failed to defend himself to Karl's question.
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The (utterly unjustified) righteous fury was interrupted by a flash, just like when he remembered the crow. Was that another - what did the weird internet cultists call it again - echo? He knows the guy? And most importantly -
Did they really call themselves “Heroes of Love and Justice?” That’s so... silly.
He stared at Russel incredulously. Now Karl had two teens struck dumb and ignoring his questions.
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Karl gives a sigh as he goes to pick up whatever this thing on the ground is supposed to be. "I will assume your sudden silence stems from the desire to go speak with the principal as soon as possible."
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He sank with a sigh, resigned to his fate. Maybe the principal would actually listen when he tried to explain himself.
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Emil made a face and put his hands in his pocket. “Well, we’re gonna speak to the principal anyway,” he said sourly. He wasn’t weaseling out of this one, that much was obvious; more excuses would just make this teacher scold him more. It’s best to go right to the highest authority and get it over with.
Besides, the faster they end it, the faster he can talk to Russel alone. He wasn’t used to Echoes yet, this shit was weird and he wanted an explanation.
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"Correct. Now, unless you wish to explain yourselves honestly, we'll get going." Karl gave one boy a stern look and then the second. This chance was the one final chance they have to possibly say something in their favor. Speak now, or forever hold your peace and enjoy whatever punishment the principal whips up for fighting and bringing a weapon on the premises. Spoiler: it won't be pleasant.
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