Cato (
brutalcareer) wrote in
milliways_bar2012-05-12 02:41 pm
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First Entrance
Something is oddly quiet as the door appears in the bar today. Something very strange. The door slowly opens and some words can be heard yelled outside in the darkness. "It's the only thing I know to do! To bring honor to my district!" Then the sound of an arrow being loosed and the whoosh of air coming through. A body almost falls through the door.
The tall youth, of very stocky build stumbled as he found that he was actually on his feet. He looked at his chest in amazement although there was still a huge gash on his face where claw marks pierced his right cheek. He looked around, blinked, and then looked around again.
Welcome to Milliway's Cato, Tribute from District 2.
The tall youth, of very stocky build stumbled as he found that he was actually on his feet. He looked at his chest in amazement although there was still a huge gash on his face where claw marks pierced his right cheek. He looked around, blinked, and then looked around again.
Welcome to Milliway's Cato, Tribute from District 2.

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One day he's going to find out who decided that traveling with the Courier wasn't enough of a disruption from his research position with the Followers, and have a word with them. Today, alas, is not that day.
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No one has ever accused Arcade of having a good bedside manner. There's a reason the Followers don't usually let him anywhere near the patients.
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He gives Arcade the once over, but he doesn't move.
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He didn't hear the capital letters. It happens, sometimes.
"Either way, it's neutral ground and a no-fighting zone, so you can stand down until you go back out there. Although I understand fistfights and mutually agreed-upon duels are allowed in the area behind that door over there."
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Jack West is a trained field medic, and won't squirm at the sight of blood, but those gashes are well out of his league.
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"Relax, mate, or you'll end up making it worse." That Australian accent is probably something Cato has never heard before.
"Let's see what we can do for you."
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"As for where you are, it's called Milliways. Bar at the end of the Universe."
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Oh. That's less than ideal.
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He has to remember every time he can't walk right. It's Cato's fault. A long sword slamming through the muscle, to the bone. Nearly killing him, and taking his leg forever. So many memories before that, too. Almost all that were like him -- brutally obscene, vulgar, relentless.
Traits that were all good means to survive.
Traits that don't match entirely with the flash of fear.
Peeta raised a hand, half-warding and half-refraining, before he put it down on the table, levering himself up to walk toward him. He'd had to do through this with Rue, too. But Rue and Cato were supposed to have been two completely different cases.
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Rue stares at Cato in mixed disbelief and fear. Her tray and what was going to be her lunch lie at her feet; a puddle of milk spreads out from the remains of a glass.
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"Aren't you...?"
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"Uh-huh."
So are you, probably, she thinks to herself, but doesn't say it.
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((Me? Fangirling SO HARD.))
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