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Voodoo’s back.
He’s been back for a couple of days by Bar’s reckoning, but you wouldn’t have seen him come in. As a matter of fact, you wouldn’t have seen him at all before now. He made sure of that.
He doesn’t remember much of the Overworld assault. He likes it that way, if only because he doesn’t like recalling what little he does remember. Far as he’s concerned, whatever’s left to do is in Freeman’s hands.
But. He’s back in-Bar, he’s still on active duty back home, and he needs to burn off some energy. And it’s Tuesday.
Time for Fucking Fifties.
Fifty handstand pushups, a hundred jumping lunges, fifty mountain climbers, fifty one-legged side hops, fifty eight-count bodybuilders, fifty one-legged squats, and fifty pullups, repeated five times through. He’s in the gym, working his way through it.
He was feeling lazy today, so he’s barefoot and clad only in a pair of faded sweatpants.
Rage Against the Machine’s on the stereo. The mun wouldn’t be surprised if it could be heard Bar-wide – Voodoo’s always liked his music loud.
That…thing, whatever the hell it was – it’s gone now, long gone.
And that’s just the way John likes it.
He’d be back in his own world right now, but he’s reluctant to leave without Jim and Kate, and even more reluctant to face the Marshal on his own. Lawman or no, John ain’t trusting the man as far as he can throw him until he’s got a feel for his character.
He’s taking a walk out by the lake, pausing every so often to take in the scenery.
The Camelephants are in five days, now. Bolin’s technique is solid, and so is Mako’s, but Hasook is still the same apathetic waterbender he was two days ago, still the same weak link.
It frustrates Mako to no end. And when Mako is frustrated, he trains.
Those who venture out back might see him practicing some firebending forms by the lake in a style that resembles a curious mishmash of Northern Shaolin and Western boxing. Really, though, you’d have to pull your eyes away from the flames billowing around him to make the distinction.
Come say hi. He won’t bite.
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He’s been back for a couple of days by Bar’s reckoning, but you wouldn’t have seen him come in. As a matter of fact, you wouldn’t have seen him at all before now. He made sure of that.
He doesn’t remember much of the Overworld assault. He likes it that way, if only because he doesn’t like recalling what little he does remember. Far as he’s concerned, whatever’s left to do is in Freeman’s hands.
But. He’s back in-Bar, he’s still on active duty back home, and he needs to burn off some energy. And it’s Tuesday.
Time for Fucking Fifties.
Fifty handstand pushups, a hundred jumping lunges, fifty mountain climbers, fifty one-legged side hops, fifty eight-count bodybuilders, fifty one-legged squats, and fifty pullups, repeated five times through. He’s in the gym, working his way through it.
He was feeling lazy today, so he’s barefoot and clad only in a pair of faded sweatpants.
Rage Against the Machine’s on the stereo. The mun wouldn’t be surprised if it could be heard Bar-wide – Voodoo’s always liked his music loud.
That…thing, whatever the hell it was – it’s gone now, long gone.
And that’s just the way John likes it.
He’d be back in his own world right now, but he’s reluctant to leave without Jim and Kate, and even more reluctant to face the Marshal on his own. Lawman or no, John ain’t trusting the man as far as he can throw him until he’s got a feel for his character.
He’s taking a walk out by the lake, pausing every so often to take in the scenery.
The Camelephants are in five days, now. Bolin’s technique is solid, and so is Mako’s, but Hasook is still the same apathetic waterbender he was two days ago, still the same weak link.
It frustrates Mako to no end. And when Mako is frustrated, he trains.
Those who venture out back might see him practicing some firebending forms by the lake in a style that resembles a curious mishmash of Northern Shaolin and Western boxing. Really, though, you’d have to pull your eyes away from the flames billowing around him to make the distinction.
Come say hi. He won’t bite.
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He taps Bar for another Lion-Turtle. He nurses this one.
"Are they, like, spirits?"
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Bumi joins Voodoo in sipping, because...one isn't really supposed to chug these things.
"They are indeed. Pretty powerful ones too, if you believe that sort of thing."
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When you operate in the ocean, you learn real damn quick to treat her with respect. Yes, her.
"You heard of Neptune? Or Poseidon? Same dude, different name."
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Bumi might have just tapped his forehead for reference. Say nothing.
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They say, they say that the Moon was the first Water Bender, and from her the people of the Tribes learned to push and pull the water of the ocean." He pauses to look at his glass. "Or well, those that can do that sort of thing anyway.
I make all new recruits on my boats give an offering over the side to both Yue and La, especially if they don't have no Water Tribe in their background."
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Voodoo takes another drink.
"D'you guys do line-crossing ceremonies?"
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"Yup. Variation on the Water Tribe tradition. Otter-penguins become Shellbacks. It's a very solemn and sedate occasion, I assure you."
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Then he goes into a bout of crippling laughter which, at its end, leaves him wheezing and wiping tears out of his eyes.
That was a good joke, Bumi.
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"The...the...the best," he says trying to catch his breath. "Are the Northern Tribesmen who think that since they've already made the trip before enlisting that they're somehow excused from it. Nothing makes me laugh harder than watching a stuck up bender get dragged on deck and slimed with eel-kelp."
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"I'mma...I'mma...die...die laughing..."
He snorts, straightening up and wiping the tears out of his eyes.
"My first time, on the Nimitz...I had to kiss King Neptune's belly. With lard 'n engine grease on it 'n everything."
He shakes his head, tears brimming his eyes and a smile on his face. "Shit was nasty, man."
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"I was seventeen and on the Senlin when I officially crossed Median for the first time. It didn't matter that I'd done just that at least three dozen times by the time I was toilet trained," Bumi says with a laugh as he reaches for more Fire Flakes. He doesn't seem the slightest bit put out by the fact that he was treated just like everyone else. Instead he sounds damn proud.
"We had an enraged Yue and La and were forced to appease them with undignified behavior. Singing of songs, eating of bizarre foods, eel-kelp crawls."
He pauses to sigh.
"Our Yue was a couple years older, but of equal rank. Appeasing her after lights out was good too."
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He pops them into his mouth. "Not that shipmates fuckin' shipmates don't happen - it does - it's just that we've got real strict policies in place against it."
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Having said that, the wine was flowing pretty heavily that day."
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That bears some consideration. He will think while he drinks. On the one hand, possibly problematic. On the other...Bumi's great with kids, if he does say so himself.
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Contraception is one thing, but that sounds more like shutting down the drive all together. Where's the fun in that?!
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"I've seen some sadistic things in my life, but..."
He doesn't have the words.
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He snorts. "I think you can figure how that one went."
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He pops another mouthful of fire flakes into his mouth. "He's still out on-mission, so watch where you step in regards to him."
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