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When Barry walks into Milliways and sees the transformation of the place his face splits into a wide grin.
"Sweet."
After checking himself over and finding no apparent changes, costume or otherwise, he heads for the counter.
"Hey Bar, what's going on?"
The screen that appears makes his grin widen further.
"For real? Awesome."
After reading over the explanations and rules very carefully he swipes over to the first offered reconfiguration. When he sees what it is there's no need to go any further.
"A robot cheetah? Are you serious?"
The change happens in an eye-blink and Barry is soon marveling at his new sleek and metallic form.
Perhaps a wiser, or less enthusiastic, person would wait until they were outside to give their new form a test run, but Barry refrains from such and immediately punches it.
The result is a spotted form streaking across the bar and slamming into a setup of Lego table and chairs with a loud, "MROW--AUGH!" followed thereafter by an, "Ow."
"Sweet."
After checking himself over and finding no apparent changes, costume or otherwise, he heads for the counter.
"Hey Bar, what's going on?"
The screen that appears makes his grin widen further.
"For real? Awesome."
After reading over the explanations and rules very carefully he swipes over to the first offered reconfiguration. When he sees what it is there's no need to go any further.
"A robot cheetah? Are you serious?"
The change happens in an eye-blink and Barry is soon marveling at his new sleek and metallic form.
Perhaps a wiser, or less enthusiastic, person would wait until they were outside to give their new form a test run, but Barry refrains from such and immediately punches it.
The result is a spotted form streaking across the bar and slamming into a setup of Lego table and chairs with a loud, "MROW--AUGH!" followed thereafter by an, "Ow."
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"That was an epic Wilson, dude."
If Barry gets himself sufficiently sorted out to look up, he'll see a pony with wings folded against its flanks.
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When he looks towards the voice he blinks at the pony standing there.
"You have wings." As if that's the weirdest thing about this scenario.
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Maybe the dude needs medical attention. Or, like, mechanical attention.
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"No." He stands up, scattering more Legos underfoot.
"I'm not usually a robot cat," he says by way of excuse and explanation as he tries to carefully pick his way through the mess.
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"You are not," he decides. "Who are you?"
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[OOC: It's bedtime for me! I will pick up tomorrow.]
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More or less...
[ooc: Have a good night! Thanks for tagging. :D]
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While he babbles he takes stock of himself, confirming first that he is a cheetah, then trying to work out how this body moves.
"Yeah, I probably should've gone outside, first," he admits. "Traction on hardwood is never the best, even in sneakers."
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"Well, Einstein, how 'bout we go get some fresh air then?" YT's wings twitch with restless excitement. If Barry's spectacular crash hadn't distracted her, she'd be out there doing loop-the-loops and buzzing folks already.
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Cutting himself off from any further scientific commentary he considers the offer and nods. "Okay, sure."
Despite the crash he's still antsy to give this form a real run.
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(Being a winged horse is awesome but the lack of hands kind of blows sometimes.)
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He only stumbles on the steps a little and is soon standing out on the lawn looking around.
"Have you uh, have you ever done this before?" he asks her.
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Well. Except for not having hands maybe.
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Shifting his weight from one foot to the other he glances around then looks back at her.
"So... I guess I just-- do this, then."
This isn't quite as weird as standing out on the tarmac with the S.T.A.R. Labs people ready to test his speed for the first time (he's not wearing red spandex for one), but it is a little strange.
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The cheetah robot form is fast, and once he gets the coordination right it certainly has more speed than any animal on the African plain, but Barry finds it kind of... disappointing.
He sprints off a fair distance then turns around and starts heading back, slowing into a trot with a slight frown on.
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This is perplexing behavior, as far as she's concerned.
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Like a lot, lot faster. It equates: Superspeed + robot cheetah speed = ???
The error occurs in that, apparently, his superspeed didn't transfer to this form.
"How about you, can you fly?" he asks, giving a challenging nod at her.
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She gets some altitude first, then just cruises and does some simple turns for a minute or so to warm up. After that she really gets going with a series of dives, loop-the-loops, and barrel rolls. She gets into this kind of flow state, like she does when she's surfing heavy traffic on the freeway, operating on instinct dictated by wind and acceleration and G-forces. She's so into it that she kind of forgets about Barry for a while.
When she remembers, she feels kind of bad for leaving him down there. She descends in an inverse arc, barely losing speed before her hooves hit the turf, and comes to a sideways sliding stop that leaves long furrows in the ground.
"Woo!" she calls out to Barry, shaking out her wings and prancing excitedly.
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When she comes back down he moves aside to give her landing room, laughing.
"That was awesome. Are you like a pilot or something? You're pretty great at that."
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"What d'you do, when you're just, like, your regular self?"
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And kind of reckless, considering he's saved a couple from becoming roadkill.
Suddenly realizing he's without his own phone is a bit disconcerting, but there's not much he can do with it right now, either.
"I'm a CSI for the police department."
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YT has a low opinion of cops (duh!), but to be fair cops tend to have a low opinion of thrashers like her.
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