aaron telcontar (
elfstoned) wrote in
savetheearth2015-02-11 08:33 pm
[ pae-a-nêl | voice and action | Locke City + Neuschwanstein | feeling 22]
[VOICE]
This is Dr. Aaron Strider. I'd like to formally announce that LSR Clinic will be closing for good as soon as I can get the paperwork in. It shouldn't take more than a month or so, and the other doctor there will see you if you have any emergencies.
[The eyeroll is audible. Also, his voice sounds...younger. Definitely younger.]
I'm also withdrawing from Number-related activities. It's been very nice working with all of you, but Locke City isn't where I need to be. I'm reenlisting as soon as I can.
[ACTION]
Who:DouchebagDouble!Aaron and you in either Neuschwanstein or Locke | bonus: prompt for Aaron himself
What: D!Aaron is trying to enlist but having a hard time getting them to believe his identification isn't fake. He's also less than pleased about having to go back through the teleporter every night. Original!Aaron is just going running.
Where: Locke City army recruitment center OR Neuschwanstein Castle for the copy; all over Locke for Aaron himself
When: Over the course of this week! Any time of day for D!Aaron, morning for original-flavor.
Warnings: He's going to be a real jerk. There's a very real risk of classism and macho pro-Army propaganda. Also, thanks to a recent Echo the real Aaron hasn't told anyone about, he's been de-aged to about 25. So there's that. Also, prose and action are both fine! Specify which Aaron and which location you want in your subject line.
Locke City:
Aaron Strider -- or at least, it resembles Aaron Strider, but Aaron Strider never dressed that sharp -- comes storming out of the tiny office in the strip mall. He's tried three of these so far, but the driver's license he presents doesn't resemble him anymore.
He drops heavily down onto a bench and drops his head back, the picture of exhausted frustration. He takes his driver's license out of his pocket and looks at it, then rolls his eyes and sighs, letting his hand drop to the bench. It's all very theatrical.
Neuschwanstein:
He's sitting on a bench, obviously uncomfortable. He's in a blazer, pressed pants, shiny shoes, and has a matching scarf slung loosely around his neck over a nice button-up shirt, and it's not nearly warm enough for February in Germany. Aaron is clearly trying not to shiver -- he is too damn proud to put on a heavier jacket.
Locke City:
It's early morning, around seven or eight a.m., and Aaron Strider is going for a run. What else do you do, when you wake up and your body feels fifteen years younger, when the low-level wear and tear that comes with being upwards of 35 disappears? His employees know what's happened, of course, but Aaron hasn't found it in him to tell anyone else yet, at least not outright. He's not completely used to it yet, to the feeling of his body changing without his permission.
But he's used to it enough to take advantage of it. Aaron wakes up a good hour before he usually does, and he ties on a pair of sneakers, zips up a light hoodie, and hits the pavement. He'll go seven or eight miles at least, and in no particular direction, letting the runner's high carry him. He'll do this several mornings, over about a week and a half.
This is Dr. Aaron Strider. I'd like to formally announce that LSR Clinic will be closing for good as soon as I can get the paperwork in. It shouldn't take more than a month or so, and the other doctor there will see you if you have any emergencies.
[The eyeroll is audible. Also, his voice sounds...younger. Definitely younger.]
I'm also withdrawing from Number-related activities. It's been very nice working with all of you, but Locke City isn't where I need to be. I'm reenlisting as soon as I can.
[ACTION]
Who:
What: D!Aaron is trying to enlist but having a hard time getting them to believe his identification isn't fake. He's also less than pleased about having to go back through the teleporter every night. Original!Aaron is just going running.
Where: Locke City army recruitment center OR Neuschwanstein Castle for the copy; all over Locke for Aaron himself
When: Over the course of this week! Any time of day for D!Aaron, morning for original-flavor.
Warnings: He's going to be a real jerk. There's a very real risk of classism and macho pro-Army propaganda. Also, thanks to a recent Echo the real Aaron hasn't told anyone about, he's been de-aged to about 25. So there's that. Also, prose and action are both fine! Specify which Aaron and which location you want in your subject line.
Locke City:
Aaron Strider -- or at least, it resembles Aaron Strider, but Aaron Strider never dressed that sharp -- comes storming out of the tiny office in the strip mall. He's tried three of these so far, but the driver's license he presents doesn't resemble him anymore.
He drops heavily down onto a bench and drops his head back, the picture of exhausted frustration. He takes his driver's license out of his pocket and looks at it, then rolls his eyes and sighs, letting his hand drop to the bench. It's all very theatrical.
Neuschwanstein:
He's sitting on a bench, obviously uncomfortable. He's in a blazer, pressed pants, shiny shoes, and has a matching scarf slung loosely around his neck over a nice button-up shirt, and it's not nearly warm enough for February in Germany. Aaron is clearly trying not to shiver -- he is too damn proud to put on a heavier jacket.
Locke City:
It's early morning, around seven or eight a.m., and Aaron Strider is going for a run. What else do you do, when you wake up and your body feels fifteen years younger, when the low-level wear and tear that comes with being upwards of 35 disappears? His employees know what's happened, of course, but Aaron hasn't found it in him to tell anyone else yet, at least not outright. He's not completely used to it yet, to the feeling of his body changing without his permission.
But he's used to it enough to take advantage of it. Aaron wakes up a good hour before he usually does, and he ties on a pair of sneakers, zips up a light hoodie, and hits the pavement. He'll go seven or eight miles at least, and in no particular direction, letting the runner's high carry him. He'll do this several mornings, over about a week and a half.

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